Support Beyond the Watershed

Thank you for being part of this journey and helping this book thrive.

Every effort from small to big, helps the book find its readers and expand its reach.

Here are some ways you can support my debut hybrid book of poetry and photography.

Buy the Book

Beyond the Watershed is available now. Buy a copy for yourself or buy copies as gifts for others.

Order directly from my publisher, CavanKerry Press.
Order from your favorite indie bookstore, online, in-person, or on the phone. If they don’t have it in stock, ask them to order it!
Buy it from me if I’m coming to your city on tour & I’ll even sign it for you.

Other places you can buy the book:

Square Books | Book Culture | Bookshop | Barnes & Noble | Amazon

For International Orders: Chicago University Press

Request It at Your Library

Help Beyond the Watershed reach more readers by requesting it at your local library! Librarians often add books based on patron requests.

How to request:

Visit your library’s website and log in, or go in person.
Provide the book’s title, author (Nadia Alexis), and ISBN ( 978-1-960327-09-3).
Ask them to order a copy!

Visit this page on my site, for more details on how to do this and how it benefits ibraries.

Teach the Book

Professors, educators, and book club organizers—add Beyond the Watershed to your syllabus, curriculum, or reading list.

For Professors & Educators:

Assign the book in courses on poetry, hybrid works, Black studies, gender studies, Black women’s writing, ecopoetry, creative writing, and more.

Invite me for a guest lecture, virtual discussion, or workshop with your students.
Request the book at your university or school library.

For Book Clubs & Literary Programs

Select it as a featured book for your club or reading series.
Invite me to join your discussion (virtually or in person, where possible)
Incorporate the book into conversations on hybrid works, poetry, photography, Black literature, Black feminist works, Black nature writing, Caribbean American literature, survival and healing, domestic and teen dating violence, and more.

Interested? Contact me here

Invite Me to Speak / Join Me on Tour

I’d love to connect with your community if you’re interested in bringing me by!

Plus, I’m currently on tour and would love to connect with you that way, too. Find my tour schedule here.

Host me for a reading, panel, or book talk at your bookstore, festival, organization, library, or university.
Invite me for a workshop or to guest lecture.
Feature me on your podcast or newsletter.

Let’s connect! Contact me here and read more about possible speaking topics here.

Leave a Review / Post & Share on Social Media

Reviews help! They can help books reach more people and show bookstores & libraries that people are engaging with the work.

Whether it’s a sentence or more, your words make an impact:

Leave a review on Goodreads, StoryGraph, Amazon, and other book platforms. It can be as short or long as you like it.
Write a longer review for a literary magazine or journal.
Create a video-style review on TikTok or Instagram.
Recommend the book to a friend or colleague, and tell them what you loved about it.

Give us your pictures:

Post a picture of the book (on a shelf, in your hands, outdoors, or wherever you like!). Feel free to tag me on Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky or Twitter/X.
Or if you prefer, send me a picture of the book directly.

Celebrate it with Black Women Writers Week

Beyond the Watershed comes out into the world on March 4, 2025, during Black Women Writers Week (March 1-7), an annual celebration of Black women authors founded by Rowana of Spoken Black Girl.

Here’s how you can take part in Black Women Writers Week and support Beyond the Watershed:

Read, share, and uplift work by Black women writers.
From my book, share your favorite poems or images from the book, write a review, post a photo, or even discuss it in your book club or classroom.
Follow @SpokenBlackGirl on Instagram to learn more about Black Women Writers Week and participate in their activities.
Do any of the actions on this page, whether it’s requesting Beyond the Watershed at your library, buying it from my publisher, ordering it at your local bookstores, inviting me for an event, or gifting the book to a friend, I’m so grateful for your support!

Support Beyond the Watershed

Thank you for being part of this journey and helping this book thrive.

Every effort from small to big, helps the book find its readers and expand its reach.

Here are some ways you can support my debut hybrid book of poetry and photography.

Buy the Book

Beyond the Watershed is available now. Buy a copy for yourself or buy copies as gifts for others.

Order directly from my publisher, CavanKerry Press.

Order from your favorite indie bookstore, online, in-person, or on the phone. If they don’t have it in stock, ask them to order it!

Buy it from me if I’m coming to your city on tour & I’ll even sign it for you.

Other places you can buy the book:

Square Books | Book Culture | Bookshop | Barnes & Noble | Amazon

For International Orders: Chicago University Press

Request It at Your Library

Help Beyond the Watershed reach more readers by requesting it at your local library! Librarians often add books based on patron requests.

How to request:

Visit your library’s website and log in, or go in person.

Provide the book’s title, author (Nadia Alexis), and ISBN ( 978-1-960327-09-3).

Ask them to order a copy!

Visit this page on my site, for more details on how to do this and how it benefits ibraries.

Teach the Book

Professors, educators, and book club organizers—add Beyond the Watershed to your syllabus, curriculum, or reading list.

For Professors & Educators:

Assign the book in courses on poetry, hybrid works, Black studies, gender studies, Black women’s writing, ecopoetry, creative writing, and more.

Invite me for a guest lecture, virtual discussion, or workshop with your students.

Request the book at your university or school library.

For Book Clubs & Literary Programs

Select it as a featured book for your club or reading series.

Invite me to join your discussion (virtually or in person, where possible)

Incorporate the book into conversations on hybrid works, poetry, photography, Black literature, Black feminist works, Black nature writing, Caribbean American literature, survival and healing, domestic and teen dating violence, and more.

Interested? Contact me here

Invite Me to Speak / Join Me on Tour

I’d love to connect with your community if you’re interested in bringing me by!

Plus, I’m currently on tour and would love to connect with you that way, too. Find my tour schedule here.

Host me for a reading, panel, or book talk at your bookstore, festival, organization, library, or university.

Invite me for a workshop or to guest lecture.

Feature me on your podcast or newsletter.

Let’s connect! Contact me here and read more about possible speaking topics here.

Leave a Review / Post & Share on Social Media

Reviews help! They can help books reach more people and show bookstores & libraries that people are engaging with the work.

Whether it’s a sentence or more, your words make an impact:

Leave a review on Goodreads, StoryGraph, Amazon, and other book platforms. It can be as short or long as you like it.

Write a longer review for a literary magazine or journal.

Create a video-style review on TikTok or Instagram.

Recommend the book to a friend or colleague, and tell them what you loved about it.

Give us your pictures:

Post a picture of the book (on a shelf, in your hands, outdoors, or wherever you like!). Feel free to tag me on Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky or Twitter/X.

Or if you prefer, send me a picture of the book directly.

Celebrate it with Black Women Writers Week

Beyond the Watershed comes out into the world on March 4, 2025, during Black Women Writers Week (March 1-7), an annual celebration of Black women authors founded by Rowana of Spoken Black Girl.

Here’s how you can take part in Black Women Writers Week and support Beyond the Watershed:

Read, share, and uplift work by Black women writers.

From my book, share your favorite poems or images from the book, write a review, post a photo, or even discuss it in your book club or classroom.

Follow @SpokenBlackGirl on Instagram to learn more about Black Women Writers Week and participate in their activities.

Do any of the actions on this page, whether it’s requesting Beyond the Watershed at your library, buying it from my publisher, ordering it at your local bookstores, inviting me for an event, or gifting the book to a friend, I’m so grateful for your support!