About Alicia Nicole
Alicia Nicole is a poet, author, and cultural architect. Her work lives at the intersection of truth, healing, and becoming — exploring womanhood, motherhood, identity, grief, resilience, and the quiet victories that rarely get named.
Her novel, Where Do Black Girls Go To Cry? (Author’s Cut, Second Edition), tells the story of a parking lot, a psychiatric ward, and a woman who almost didn’t make it — and the son who told her she was strong enough. It is a witnessing, written for the girl you were and the woman you became.
Her bedtime series, Good Night, I Love You. See You in the Morning., affirms identity, love, and royal imagination for children and the adults who tuck them in.
She writes for the women who have been strong for too long, and speaks for the girls who were never given language for their pain — so that healing doesn’t stay private, but becomes communal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Alicia Nicole?
Alicia Nicole is a poet, author, and cultural architect known for the novel Where Do Black Girls Go To Cry? and the Good Night, I Love You. See You in the Morning. bedtime series. Her work explores Black womanhood, motherhood, grief, healing, and resilience.
What books has Alicia Nicole written?
Alicia Nicole is the author of the novel Where Do Black Girls Go To Cry? (Author’s Cut, Second Edition) and the children’s bedtime series Good Night, I Love You. See You in the Morning., including a signed collector’s edition.
What is Where Do Black Girls Go To Cry? about?
It is Alicia Nicole’s novel about survival, motherhood, and healing, drawn from lived experience — the story of a parking lot, a psychiatric ward, and a woman who almost didn’t make it. It is a witnessing, written for the girl you were and the woman you became.
Where can I buy Alicia Nicole’s books?
Her books, including signed editions, are available directly at authoran.com/books.
Can I book Alicia Nicole to speak at an event?
Yes. Alicia Nicole is available for readings, keynotes, and panels. Booking details are on the Press & Media page.
Where can I listen to Alicia Nicole’s poetry?
Her spoken-word poetry is on the Listen page, and on her YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.