Review: I Am Arcana by Kristy Nicolle

Author: Kristy Nicolle
Publisher: Kristy Nicolle
Released: December 7, 2021
Received: Review Request

So for those of you that aren’t in the know, Kristy Nicolle is one of my favorite indie authors. I love the unique way she builds her worlds and how much fun her stories are. They really are the perfect escape.

I am telling you all this because Kristy Nicolle just released her first poetry collection. Now, I don’t typically review poetry, but I’m willing to give anything written by Kristy Nicolle a chance. Thus we have I Am Arcana.

First, let’s talk about that name, shall we? I Am Arcana is so beautiful and evocative. It’s perfect for a poetry collection. Especially when we learn about the collection’s premise: each of the twenty-two Major Arcana cards (from Tarot) gets a little bit of love here.

Now, I’m not going to pretend to be an expert on the Arcana in Tarot cards. But I have always been fascinated with their designs. So this premise thrilled me to pieces. I loved seeing Kristy Nicolle lend her frame of mind towards something like this.

It was a wholly unique experience to read, one that I cannot recommend enough to all my fellow readers out there. That goes doubly for those that love the Tarot or poetry, for obvious reasons. And if you do give I Am Arcana, please reach out and tell me which poems are your favorites – I’m curious!

Thanks to Kristy Nicolle for making this book available for review. All opinions expressed are my own.

About Liz (AKA Cat)

I am an avid animal lover, photographer, reader, and much more. While my photography blog is feeling a bit neglected at the moment, the other sites I'm involved in are going strong. ✧I review books, comics, and basically anything else in the literary world over at Quirky Cat's Fat Stacks (of Books). ✧I review comics and books, as well as write content for Word of the Nerd. ✧I review comics for Monkeys Fighting Robots. ✧I write content for Screen Rant and CBR. ✧I write book reviews for The Review Crew.
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