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Andrews McMeel Publishing

I Hope My Voice Doesn't Skip

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Bestselling writer and activist Alicia Cook returns with I Hope My Voice Doesn't Skip, a collection of poetry, prose, and song. The follow-up to Stuff I've Been Feeling Lately contains anthem-like poems about relationships, mental health, current social issues, and learning from loss, with the promise that recovery is possible.

The reader's experience with this unique collection is lifted from the page as Cook has collaborated with a number of up and coming musicians to transform some of her poetry into song. Like her debut book, this one is divided into two parts.

Modeled after a vinyl record this time, the collection is separated into the EP record, holding Cook's shorter poetry, and the LP record, holding Cook's longer poetry, prose, and songwriting. Together, they form an inspiring collection for all those recovering from something.

Book Details

Publisher:
Andrews McMeel Publishing
ISBN:
9781449494247
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
160
Authors:
Alicia Cook
Published Date:
2018-06-05
Language:
English

About Alicia Cook

Based in Newark, New Jersey, Alicia Cook is a poet and essayist who works in addiction-awareness advocacy. Her collections are structured as mixtapes, pairing original poems with blackout-poetry remixes drawn from the same texts. Her debut, Stuff I've Been Feeling Lately (self-published 2016; Andrews McMeel, 2017), was a Goodreads Choice Award finalist. Subsequent collections from Andrews McMeel include I Hope My Voice Doesn't Skip (2018), Sorry I Haven't Texted You Back (2020), and The Music Was Just Getting Good (2024). She won the 2026 Central Avenue Poetry Prize for her poem "The Squirrel Made His Way."

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