“A prolific visionary for humanitarian nonfiction and poetry, Cook believes in the healing nature of writing for herself and her readers. Her work is therefore an even blend of escapism and altruism.” – Asbury Park Press
“Alicia Cook is an authority, albeit a reluctant one, and she is haunted. Indeed, she welcomes spirits who have passed, as if she is their spokesperson, as if she can’t shake it, as if it is her purpose, and so it is.” – Steve Rogers, Executive Producer, PBS
“Poet Alicia Cook courageously shares her story of mental health, substance use, and grief.” – Psychology Today
“Alicia Cook is my favorite poet after Frost. She covers quiet, but impactful moments that, I believe everyone has or will experience.” – Reddit User
“Alicia is someone you pay attention to, because you just know that whatever she is creating, and putting out into the world, is going to change a life.” – Megan Lawrence, Founder, Healing Hopefuls
“Alicia Cook’s [work] lands in the intersection of self-help and poetry.” – Andrews McMeel Publishing
“Through Cook’s wisdom and insecurity, we can see a vulnerable poet repositioning her life after achieving new heights.” – Asbury Park Press
“Alicia’s poems are powerful… super detailed and [rich with] imagery.” – Teen Vogue
“I am still astonished by the author’s understanding about what goes on in an individual’s mind when they are suffering from depression and anxiety.” – A Book and A Dream
“[Her] poems work like a mixtape from your best friend. They are a way to say, ‘I know what you are going through.’” – Official Barnes and Noble Bookseller Review
“Manages to be both personal and relatable. The poems pull at your heartstrings.” – What Is That Book About
“Cook’s work is a super relevant exploration of mental illness, grief, and lost love…” – NetGalley Review
“A remarkable poet whose words have resonated with countless individuals around the world.” – Harness Magazine
“Alicia Cook’s newest poetry collection is blunt, not only about the difficulties of healing from pain and depression, but also about how worthwhile it is to find hope.” – Study Breaks