I Am Not Alone, A Series By

David Mackney

Poet  ·  Author  ·  Voice for the Unspoken Mind

Words for the mind that carries more than it shows — raw, unflinching, and strangely comforting.

For anyone who has ever felt alone with their thoughts — these pages are a companion and a witness.

— From the “I Am Not Alone” Series
The Five-Book Journey

From the quiet weight
of darkness, toward
the courage of light.

The “I Am Not Alone” series maps five stages of the inner journey — tracing the landscape of depression, anxiety, and the small, persistent acts of survival that keep us searching for what comes after the dark.

Five Volumes  ·  One Series

The Complete Collection

There’s Something In My Head, But I Think It’s Just Me — Book One, I Am Not Alone series by David Mackney

Book One

There’s Something In My Head, But I Think It’s Just Me

There’s More In My Head — Book Two, I Am Not Alone series by David Mackney

Book Two

There’s More In My Head

Nature — Book Three, I Am Not Alone series by David Mackney

Book Three

Nature

Nurture — Book Four, I Am Not Alone series by David Mackney

Book Four

Nurture

Exodus — Book Five, I Am Not Alone series by David Mackney

Book Five

Exodus

“Like seasons, we move through dark and light together.”

David Mackney, poet and author of the I Am Not Alone series, with his dog
About the Author

A voice for
minds that carry
more than they show

David Mackney writes poetry that doesn’t flinch. Drawing from lived experience of depression and anxiety, he has crafted a five-volume companion for anyone who has ever felt alone with their thoughts — raw, honest, and unexpectedly comforting.

The “I Am Not Alone” series charts a full inner journey: from the small everyday violences of the mind, through the wildness of nature, to the tender work of healing and the courage it takes to build a quieter life.

David Mackney

The Heart of the Work

I Am
Not
Alone

These are words for the person sitting with their thoughts at 2am. For the one who pretends they are fine. For anyone who needs to hear that what they carry — it is not theirs alone to bear.

Begin the Journey