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"Too Personal" was compiled in the same manner as my fifth book called, “Open Up”. The poetry was written from sometime just before December 31, 2004 and ends february 19, 2008. Pages 1 to 26 are “left overs” from “Open Up”, “Mash Notes” and “Mash Notes: Vol 2”. Pages 27 to 419 are poems number 1326 to 1600, inclu- sive. The whole book is done in chronological order so you get a sort of “diary” effect. The poetry on pages 138 to 162 were written from August 19, 2006 to August 20, 2006. Each piece on...

"Lonely Night Songs" contains a journal/stream of consciousness piece written about Hamilton's time working at a busy 7-11 and a pizza call centre. It also contains poetry that was all written between May and October 2008 and Hamilton's black and white photography of Edmonton street scenes at night.

Abrasive poetry about Corey Hamilton's formative years, ignorant stream of consciousness about real experiences in a dead end part time job and a science fiction short story based sometime in the near future.

A collection of poetry and prose from 1986 to 1993. The stream of consciousness piece, "SARAH," is based on Hamilton's successful attempt to quit drugs and alcohol. Compiled May 1993 and originally published in May 1999. This is a second printing with a colour cover.

"Mash Notes: Volume 2" is the companion book to the previous book, "Mash Notes: Volume." "Mash Notes: Volume 2 contains poetry as well shorty story. However the short stort in this book is a semi-autobiographical love story.

130 pages of poetry written by Corey Hamilton in the early 2000's. Some hard, some soft, some brutal, some gentle but all Hamilton. Corey started numbering his writings in 1986 and this book is made up of several poems that were written in chronological order.

"Mash Notes: Volume 1" is collection of poetry that was written between 1987 and 2005. Also included is a gruesome short story about a psychopath, a dancer, a teacher and a photography student who loves them all...sort of. None of the persons, places and events in this short story are in any way real. Any relation to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. The poetry however is just the opposite.