David Mackney (14 results)

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What happens when you realize you've only told half the truth There's More in My Head picks up where the journey began - and goes deeper. In his debut, David Mackney gave readers permission to name their depression and anxiety. In this follow-up, he goes further. The quiet armor we wear. The mask of 'I'm fine.' The fear that admitting vulnerability means losing the last thing holding us together. The exhaustion of pretending. The terror of being truly seen - and the desperate, necessary work of letting someone in anyway. Written for everyone who nodded along to Book 1 and then whispered: there's still more I haven't said. These poems speak to: - The anger that wants to hurt back - and the pause where choice lives- Running from love because rejection is a taste you can no longer swallow- The skin that feels like a house you never chose- The radical act of saying: this life I have is enough- Grief that arrives like lightning, not like autumn>This is a book for the 2am thought that has no name yet. For the one who listened to everyone else's needs until they forgot they had their own. For anyone who has ever wanted to be the string, not the kite - staying low, tethered, useful - just so something they love can climb. Dedicated to Jordan & Carly - written with the courage it takes to finally say the rest. Book 2 of the I Am Not Alone series. Can be read as a standalone or as a continuation of There's Something in My Head, But I Think It's Just Me - a 5-star collection on depression, anxiety, and learning to breathe again. 'I am not alone. And neither are they. Neither are you.' - David Mackney.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Very Good. UK stocked, available immediately. Trade paperback, published by Continuum in 2007. Reprint. A lovely bright copy with unmarked contents. Very light rubbing to the edges only. Illustrated.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There's Something in My Head, But I Think It's Just Me is a raw, luminous collection that turns the quiet weight of depression and the restless hum of anxiety into language that is both unflinching and strangely comforting.These poems map the small, everyday violence of the mind - the dark rooms we lock, the mornings we pretend are fine, the conversations we replay long after they end. Written by a first-time author who found that spoken words couldn't hold what he needed to say, this collection explores love, vulnerability, sobriety, neurodivergence, and the transformative power of hope.With fierce honesty and unexpected tenderness, Book 1 in the I Am Not Alone series holds a hand through the dark and makes space for the small acts of survival that keep us breathing and searching for the light.For anyone who has ever felt alone with their thoughts - these pages are a companion and a witness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when you realize you've only told half the truth? There's More in My Head picks up where the journey began - and goes deeper. In his debut, David Mackney gave readers permission to name their depression and anxiety. In this follow-up, he goes further. The quiet armor we wear. The mask of "I'm fine." The fear that admitting vulnerability means losing the last thing holding us together. The exhaustion of pretending. The terror of being truly seen - and the desperate, necessary work of letting someone in anyway. Written for everyone who nodded along to Book 1 and then whispered: there's still more I haven't said. These poems speak to: - The anger that wants to hurt back - and the pause where choice lives- Running from love because rejection is a taste you can no longer swallow- The skin that feels like a house you never chose- The radical act of saying: this life I have is enough- Grief that arrives like lightning, not like autumn- The slow, bone-by-bone work of becoming someone you can live with This is a book for the 2am thought that has no name yet. For the one who listened to everyone else's needs until they forgot they had their own. For anyone who has ever wanted to be the string, not the kite - staying low, tethered, useful - just so something they love can climb. Dedicated to Jordan & Carly - written with the courage it takes to finally say the rest. Book 2 of the I Am Not Alone series. Can be read as a standalone or as a continuation of There's Something in My Head, But I Think It's Just Me - a 5-star collection on depression, anxiety, and learning to breathe again. "I am not alone. And neither are they. Neither are you." - David Mackney This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when you realize you've only told half the truth? There's More in My Head picks up where the journey began - and goes deeper. In his debut, David Mackney gave readers permission to name their depression and anxiety. In this follow-up, he goes further. The quiet armor we wear. The mask of "I'm fine." The fear that admitting vulnerability means losing the last thing holding us together. The exhaustion of pretending. The terror of being truly seen - and the desperate, necessary work of letting someone in anyway. Written for everyone who nodded along to Book 1 and then whispered: there's still more I haven't said. These poems speak to: - The anger that wants to hurt back - and the pause where choice lives- Running from love because rejection is a taste you can no longer swallow- The skin that feels like a house you never chose- The radical act of saying: this life I have is enough- Grief that arrives like lightning, not like autumn- The slow, bone-by-bone work of becoming someone you can live with This is a book for the 2am thought that has no name yet. For the one who listened to everyone else's needs until they forgot they had their own. For anyone who has ever wanted to be the string, not the kite - staying low, tethered, useful - just so something they love can climb. Dedicated to Jordan & Carly - written with the courage it takes to finally say the rest. Book 2 of the I Am Not Alone series. Can be read as a standalone or as a continuation of There's Something in My Head, But I Think It's Just Me - a 5-star collection on depression, anxiety, and learning to breathe again. "I am not alone. And neither are they. Neither are you." - David Mackney This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There's Something in My Head, But I Think It's Just Me is a raw, luminous collection that turns the quiet weight of depression and the restless hum of anxiety into language that is both unflinching and strangely comforting.These poems map the small, everyday violence of the mind - the dark rooms we lock, the mornings we pretend are fine, the conversations we replay long after they end. Written by a first-time author who found that spoken words couldn't hold what he needed to say, this collection explores love, vulnerability, sobriety, neurodivergence, and the transformative power of hope.With fierce honesty and unexpected tenderness, Book 1 in the I Am Not Alone series holds a hand through the dark and makes space for the small acts of survival that keep us breathing and searching for the light.For anyone who has ever felt alone with their thoughts - these pages are a companion and a witness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…