Omari Vale

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Omari Vale writes where confession and poetry collide. His debut, Letters in Silence: The Lost Letters of James King, opens the door to a private archive of letters, poems, and fragments that read less like literature and more like scripture for the wounded heart.

Vale’s work is unfiltered, intimate, and deeply human—capturing radiance, fracture, wound, and echo in a voice that refuses to tidy up love or grief. Instead, he leans into the silences we inherit, the secrets we carry, and the truths that ache to be spoken aloud.

As part of Crown Cipher Publishing, Omari Vale adds a confessional current to the house’s catalog of raw, unflinching stories. His writing is not about perfect endings but about resonance—offering readers the recognition t
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Published on October 07, 2025 12:15 Tags: confessional-letters, dark-romance, poetry
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"This is my 1st book of poetry I have ever read! and it want MORE! I went on a journey in this book! from him being in love!! to him finding out love isnt real! this was amazing! The love! the heartbreak on the pages was just so wonderful! This was wo" Read more of this review »
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