Hamilton Stone

Hamilton Stone Editions is an independent press for independent writers. Author-run, the publishing company is dedicated to vivid writing that probes the hidden realities of the everyday. We value most highly the kind of writing that displays a multifaceted vision. We feature: Reprints of critically praised fiction and poetry; Original fiction and poetry.

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