Panoptic - Hamilton, Thomas
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"Panoptic begins with poignant episodes from the poet's early life and personal relationships, particularly in western Canada. The middle part of the book has reflections on the nature of work and the meaning of home. The last two sections explore identity, philosophically and through portraits of individuals, and then contemplate aging and mortality."--Provided by publisher.

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"Panoptic begins with poignant episodes from the poet's early life and personal relationships, particularly in western Canada. The middle part of the book has reflections on the nature of work and the meaning of home. The last two sections explore identity, philosophically and through portraits of individuals, and then contemplate aging and mortality."--Provided by publisher.
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Autorenporträt
Tom Gannon Hamilton has had poems published in Blue Buffalo, Blood & Aphorisms, OiSE Transforms, Hart House, Whetstone and Dalhousie Review. He was awarded First Prize in the 2018 Big Pond Rumours Chapbook competition for a suite of poems entitled "El Marillo," which chronicles the poet's experiences in war-torn El Salvador. After serving as an aid worker in El Salvador Tom was welcomed into the Salvadoran arts cooperative Tizon and Nicaragua's Instituto de Cultura. His B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. all focused on poetry. He is founder, curator and host of the Urban Folk Art Salon in partnership with Toronto Public Library. A career musician since age 14, Tom makes his living performing and producing records in the Toronto area.