Alexandra Vincent
About
Alexandra Vincent is an author who explores the vast human emotions and the healing process through poetry. She is the author of her debut poetry collection, Monarch. She wrote her second collection, Sugar Too Sweet, to share relatable thoughts and feelings from her personal story of love and loss. She shares her poetry with the hope of building a connection with her readers. When she's not writing poetry, you will likely find her with her nose in a book, sipping chia tea, or chatting with any cat that crosses her path.
Monarch
Avaliable Now!
Alex is extremely proud and excited to share her debut poetry collection, Monarch.
"This book is inspiring. The poems are beautifully written and have depth. This author is very metaphorically clever!"
"I loved this poetry collection!! Well written and hit close to home. Loved the vulnerability and self-love themes. And the illustrations were beautiful!"
"Every page is packed with thought-provoking imagery and vivid descriptions and each poem has a unique story to tell. I found myself captivated by the experiences of the author. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a powerful and heartfelt read."
Sugar Too Sweet
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Alex is extremely proud and excited to share her second poetry collection, Sugar Too Sweet! A book of young love, heartbreak, healing, and reflection.
"Intimate, piercing, and reflective.
Alexandra has a magical way of writing directly to your soul.
Her words are so beautiful, aching and deeply relatable.
She shares the naivety of young love and the impact of losing it,
in lines that will break and mend your heart all at once."
"You'll find yourself nodding along,
feeling understood, and maybe even shedding a tear or two.
It's a powerful collection that captures the essence of love's triumphs and tribulations."
"Sugar Too Sweet is one of, if not THE, most beautiful book of poetry I’ve held in my hands. Alexandra is an amazing writer, poet, and storyteller. Her books deserve a spot on every bookshelf in the world."
"I have never started a poem whose end I knew. Writing a poem is discovering."