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Today is    •   (Updated 5-15-12)

Breaking News:

Hamilton Stone Author Leora Skolkin-Smith attended a luncheon where she met First Lady Michelle Obama-- and gave her a copy of her Hamilton Stone Editions novel The Fragile Mistress!

 

 

 

Hamilton Stone Author Eva Kollisch  to receive the Theodor Kramer Prize in May 2012 in Austria. This prize is given by the Vienna in Austria to a writer whose work has literary merit and engages with issues of "exile, emigration, and resistance." Eva's books books have been translated and published in Austria. Congratultions to Eva!    Last year's winner was Ruth Klueger .

 

 

New Review of Meredith Sue Willis's Re-Visions  at Books by Women! 

 

Our latest e-book:

Love and Money by Edith Konecky-- now available
for the Kindle and all formats

 

Coming soon: New Poems by James Cervantes

 

A story by Carole Rosenthal in the latest issue of Sol Literary Magazine

Harriet Rzetelny Spoke at the Provincetown
Library March 22

Hamilton Stone Author Harriet Rzetelny of Dennis, MA, author of the novel Graveyard Blues, discussed her beautifully written work at the Provincetown Library, Provincetown, MA, on Thursday, March 22, 2012. The novel reveals both the extraordinary in ordinary lives and the ordinary and familiar in the lives of people who are marginalized.

 

The Fragile Mistress by Leora Skolkin-Smith selected by Princeton University as part of a large event featuring women writers and artists who write about the Middle East (including Israel), called the "Fertile Crescent." Leora will be giving a talk, reading and signing books there in October.

 

 Hamilton Stone Review Issue #26

Submissions for the Hamilton Stone Review
reopen in June.   Check here for details.

 

Big News! Big Books! Latest Novels and Short Stories 2012

The Cisco Kid in the Bronx by Miguel A. Ortiz; Fiction and the Facts of Life by Edith Konecky;
Inheritance by Jane Lazarre; and Re-Visions by Meredith Sue Willis

 

The Hamilton Stone Review # 26-- Winter 2012
Poetry and Fiction

Poetry by John Allman, Gerard Beirne, Ruth Gooley, KJ Hannah Greenberg, Sarah Marshall, Tim Mayo, Mark J. Mitchell, Simon Perchik, Frederick Pollack, Aaron Poller, and Judith Skillman. Fiction by Ellen Alexander Conley, Jack Dowling, Joachim Frank, Nicholas Grider, Sue Mellins, Suzanne McConnell, Richard Peabody, Susan Robbins, and Jane Zingale.

 

 

E-Book Editions

Hamilton Stone now has E-Books in all formats--
check out the new low prices at Smashwords.com

Newest E-book is Eva Kollisch's The Ground Under My Feet

We also have E-book editions of Leora Skolkin-Smith's The Fragile Mistress, the Meredith Sue Willis Blair Morgan trilogy, and Carole Rosenthal's edgy short story collection It Doesn't Have to Be Me,and Nathan Leslie's stories, Drivers. All are available in many Ebook formats.

 

NEWEST E-BOOK: Click the cover:

Love and Money by Edith Konecky-- now available for the Kindle and all formats

        

All our e-book editions are now availble thorugh the Amazon Kindle Store.   
To buy for the Nook, click here, and type in book name in search box.

For fine trade paperback editions of these books, go to our catalog.

 

2011 Books:

Love and Money by Edith Konecky
Honeymoon by Rebecca Kavaler

 

 

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German Edition of The Ground Under My Feet
Out from Czernin Verlag.

 

 

 

 

A story by Carole Rosenthal in the latest issue of Sol Literary Magazine

Harriet Rzetelny Spoke at the Provincetown
Library March 22

Hamilton Stone Author Harriet Rzetelny of Dennis, MA, author of the novel Graveyard Blues, discussed her beautifully written work at the Provincetown Library, Provincetown, MA, on Thursday, March 22, 2012. The novel reveals both the extraordinary in ordinary lives and the ordinary and familiar in the lives of people who are marginalized.

The Fragile Mistress by Leora Skolkin-Smith selected by Princeton University as part of a large event featuring women writers and artists who write about the Middle East (including Israel), called the "Fertile Crescent." Leora will be giving a talk, reading and signing books there in October.

New Pages says Miguel Ortiz's Cisco Kid in the Bronx "may remind the reader of the classic collection Drown by Junot Diaz"!

Interview of Jane Lazarre about INHERITANCE online at the Lilith blog. The inteview is by YonaMcDonough, fiction editor at Lilith Magazine.

Reader Views says of Edith Konecky's Fiction and the Facts of Life, "A quirky end ... captures its overall theme very nicely," and the Midwest Book Review calls it  "timeless."

The Midwest Book Review calls Miguel Ortiz's The Cisco Kid in the Bronx "an insightful delve into growing up in Puerto Rico...highly recommended."

Jane Lazarre interview at The Chronicle: Rejoining the Parts: A Conversation with Jane Lazarre About Race, Fiction, American History and Her New Novel, Inheritance

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