Author Description

In I used to know you, poet Felicia Lizarraga explores modern love, the aftermath of loss, and the scars that these things leave behind. She writes, “I am going to break this heartache open like a glass globe, bust it apart/ like a pinata.” She does just that. Each page is another jolt of pain and purpose, and throughout these crafted lines there are hints of hope and growth. With an eye for beauty and insight into human experience, Lizarraga weaves a haunting story filled with powerful imagery. These are poems a reader will return to again and again.<br/>Cat Dixon, author of What Happens in Nebraska and Dispatches from the Unfillable Sinkhole<br/><br/>A Captivating Journey of Resilience and Empowerment!<br/><br/>Felicia Lizarraga's poetry collection, 'I Used to Know You,' is a striking and deeply introspective journey that embraces vulnerability and ultimately triumphs in its unflinching exploration.<br/><br/>Lizarraga fearlessly delves into themes of pain, loss, and self-discovery, weaving a web of emotions that leaves an indelible mark on the reader's psyche.<br/><br/>'I Used to Know You' is a captivating poetry collection that touches the depths of our souls. Felicia Lizarraga's powerful words and unfiltered vulnerability make this collection a must-read for anyone seeking a transformative and empowering literary experience.<br/><br/>-Alien Buddha Press