Bücher veröffentlicht von Alexandra Berrocal

This book is a tribute to my family. My family is a bit dysfunctional, but we have always loved each other and tried to do our best for each other. Unfortunately, we have a dark side. This book explores some of that.

Put It On is a book of poetry. It includes an essay about a relationship between a young cis woman and a trans man named Jasper. It is also about the death of the author's father, and her relationship with him. There is also poetry about friends of the author who have passed from this world. This book also includes some works of fiction.

Kobieta is a book of poetry. Some of it is fictional, and some of it is not. Can you tell the difference? It covers mistakes I've made in past relationships, astronomy (not to be confused with astrology), schools breaking the law, the life story of one of my best friends who is an Asian trans man, a poem written from the point of view of my therapist, reflections on the meaning of infidelity, and other such goodies. Intrigued? Read on.

Heya = Heya is a collection of poetry that discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, favorite recipes, and theology. There are fictional stories in it as well. Heya = Heya is Alexandra Berrocal's second book. It is her first book of poetry.

Garnets is a book of poetry about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, food, road trips, having a bad memory, recovering from a bad relationship, asexuality, losing friends, having enemies, living with autism, immigration, and many more things.

Bloody Royale is a book of essays about homeschooling, death, the LGBTQ community, friendships, losing friends, being a bad friend, being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, living with bipolar disorder, music, having a passion for music, and being half Latina.

This book is a memoir of growing up in the LGBT community. It is also a memoir about growing up Unitarian Universalist. Parts of it also have to do with depression, bipolar, and mental illness in general. There is also nature writing in this book.

MITZVAH is a book of personal essays about living with schizoaffective disorder, living with autism, being a therian, being asexual, and questioning your identity. It's also about some secret fears that many people probably hold, but few will admit to.