All About Me
Axley Jade Blaze is a poet, novelist, lyricist, songwriter, and multimedia artist whose creative journey began at the age of six. She wrote her first published poem at twelve and has spent decades developing a body of work that spans poetry, fiction, music, publishing, and visual arts.
In 2011, Blaze released her first published poetry collection, followed by her first trilogy in 2015. Over the next two years, she published seven additional poetry chapbooks and her debut novel, Addictarium (War Stories, Book One), establishing herself as a prolific independent author and voice within contemporary confessional and alternative literature.
Beyond writing, Blaze founded and operated NIC Publications & Co., a magazine network that produced seven publications, while also developing a creative art house dedicated to independent artistic expression. Having lived in five distinct regions across the United States, her work draws from a diverse range of cultural influences, personal experiences, and artistic disciplines.
In recent years, Blaze expanded her creative focus from poetry, lyric writing, and vocals into full-scale songwriting and music production. In 2024, she released her first major musical work, the epic single Fatal Notes (Dear Heroin), followed by the Death Notes EP.
Today, Blaze is developing an ambitious five-album conceptual music arc accompanied by corresponding poetry collections and literary works. Her forthcoming debut studio album, Dark on the Inside, marks the next chapter in a career dedicated to transforming pain, beauty, imagination, and survival into art.
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My Story
My name is Axley. I am a passionate poet, whose work explores the landscapes of survival, memory, addiction, love, loss, captivity, and transformation.
Writing since childhood, I have used poetry as both witness and excavation, documenting the moments that shape a life and the stories that remain long after they have ended. My work blends confessional honesty with dark imagery, symbolism, and emotional vulnerability, creating pieces that exist somewhere between diary entries and haunted photographs.
Influenced by the raw intimacy of personal journals and the power of storytelling, my poetry often examines the fragile space between destruction and recovery, revelation and illusion, grief and resilience. Each piece of art serves as a fragment of a larger narrative—a record of survival written in real time.
For me, art is not an escape from reality but a way of preserving it.
Every piece is a page from the archive.
Every page is proof that the story continues.
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.
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