N. Nickola Freeman is an imagery poet, philanthropist, and nurse. She went to nursing school at the Northern Caribbean University, Jamaica, and graduated with honors. While in school she enjoyed working as an editor for some of her fellow schoolmates' term papers and writing speeches for oral presentations. During her working career, she worked at her alma mater where she was first exposed to writing articles, about health, for the university's newspaper.

During her formative years, Nickola was constantly told that she could not read and was termed as 'slow'. At age twenty-eight she was diagnosed as being Dyslexic. The shackles of these labels were shattered when she embraced this trait as a part of her and decided to become an author. She believes that "he who expresses himself in poetry has experienced life outside the capsule of regularity while he who knows not poetry has not lived but merely exist as an empty shell.

Nickola is currently working on her next book, Wanting off the Miracle list. When not on nursing duties and writing, she can be found modelling and decorating small spaces.

If you want to know when Nickola's next book will come out, please connect with her at https: //www.instagram.com/pure_kolalove