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Alicia Nicole is an author, poet, and speaker whose work centers truth, healing, and lived experience. She is the author of Where Do Black Girls Go to Cry and Good Night, I Love You, See You in the Morning, and is known for emotionally grounded writing and performances that explore womanhood, identity, and resilience.

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Featured Works

Where Do Black Girls Go to Cry
A powerful literary work exploring womanhood, emotional resilience, and the cost of unspoken pain.

Good Night, I Love You, See You in the Morning
A tender bedtime story centered on love, reassurance, and emotional safety for children and families.

Speaking & Performance Topics

Alicia Nicole is available for interviews, panels, readings, and speaking engagements on topics including:

Womanhood and identity
Healing and emotional truth
Motherhood and legacy
Poetry as healing practice
Creativity, resilience, and voice

Press & Media Inquiries

For interviews, features, speaking engagements, or media requests:

📧 bookings@authoran.com
🌐 https://www.authoran.com

Media kits, high-resolution images, and additional materials are available upon request.

Audience Response

“Her words felt like someone finally telling the truth out loud.”