Books
NOVEL:
Weekend
May 2016, Arsenal Pulp Press 1551526352 (ISBN13: 9781551526355)
“Propulsive,” says Publishers Weekly; “The best book I’ve read all year,” says Julie Enszer. “The book to beat for the 2016 Lammy. Buy it, read it, love it.” “A tour de force,” says the Vancouver Sun. “Remarkable.”
“Sexy romp and tender exploration of vulnerability.” Zoe Whittall
“Tender and raw, with smoldering sex scenes and intimate arguments that leave bruises.”
“…astonishingly tender queer exploration of gender, race, class, ability, love, family, sexuality, sex, and kink that is also a damned fine story. Captivating, sexy, heartbreaking.” -Sassafras Lowrey
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SHORT FICTION:
Hunger
Oberon, 2002, ISBN 07780 1202 6HC
contains:
Accusation
Goombay Smash
Lifeboat
Territory
Graduation
How to Have Heart Disease (Without Really Trying)
Kiss Me Or Something
A Drosophila’s Wings
You Just Sit Here, Little Daddy
Hunger
“Jane Eaton Hamilton is a superb writer. Those who do not know should read the book and judge for themselves.” -Joy Kogawa
“These stories will grab you by the throat and not let you go. Highly original, gripping, sharp and deeply moving, they deserve the prize they have won and those to come.” -Emma Donoghue
“Jane Eaton Hamilton is a fine and accomplished writer.” -Carol Shields
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July Nights and Other Stories
Douglas and McIntyre, 1992, as J.A. Hamilton, ISBN 1-55054-015-7
“…wonderfully talented and completely fearless.: -Sharon Butala
“These are die-hard stories full of perilous honestly. I love Hamilton’s creatures: they have flesh and blood and bones. They tell the truth even when it’s as surprising as graffiti—tender-hearted and furious and right off the wall.” -Linda Spalding
contains:
The Names of Constellations
The Arrival of Horses
July Nights
Moon Goons
Too Young Boys
Borealis
The Best Fish and Chips in Blakeley
Shelter
Cimarrón
Sand Angel
Blood
Gumboot Sadie’s
Tulips
On Morris Hill
see Selected Reviews
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POETRY:
Love Will Burst into a Thousand Shapes
Caitlin Press, 2014, ISBN-13: 978-1-927575-57-4 ISBN-10: 1-927575-57-5
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Steam-Cleaning Love
Brick Books, 1993, as J.A. Hamilton, ISBN 0-919626-68-8
“Love is a strange, unwieldy and thoroughly marvelous creature. Wistful and wild, silly and sensuous, here is another argument in Hamilton’s deep heart logic.” -Stan Dragland
“These poems are addressed to particular people. Reading them is like reading other people’s letters until, by the transforming magic good poems have, you discover they are all for you.” -Jane Rule
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Body Rain, Brick Books, 1991, as J.A. Hamilton, ISBN 0-919626-50-5
•see Selected Reviews
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MEMOIR:
No More Hurt
Ebury/Random UK, 2011, as Ellen Prescott; first published in Canada as Mondays are Yellow, Sundays are Grey ISBN 1-55054-121-8/ISBN 978-0-09-194333-2
“Prescott writes with a literary flair that adds to the power of her story. She hits the reader in the gut on page one … You’d have to be anaesthetised to put the book down.” -Toronto Star
•see Selected Reviews
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CHAPBOOKS:
Would You Like A Little Gramma on Those? above/ground press, 2020
going santa fe, league of canadian poets, 1997
“stunning langwage as informasyun extraordinarilee accomplished n sew honest evree word adds n multiplies unbelievably tender strong n totalee reel sew liberating” -bill bissett, contest judge
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Children’s:
Jessica’s Elevator, Porcépic Books, 1989, as J.A. Hamilton, ISBN 0-88878-281-0
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