Black Hamlet aka Roy Stanton is the author of 30+ books, including Loser! One Hand, and Who is Black Hamlet?. Black Hamlet lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, after a long stint in Los Angeles and an even longer stint in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
After 30 books, Black Hamlet is one of the most prolific and innovative poets of the 21st century, with his unique applications of form poetry, free verse, some slam and rap for good measure, and his signature forays into the hard and soft sciences.
As well as his poetry, Black Hamlet has just finished his first novel: LOSER! along with the Sci-Fi epic, THE RESONANCE GAP and the three books which make up The Indrajala Trilogy: POET, DANCER, MUSICIAN.
Topical, confronting, sometimes abrasive, Black Hamlet plans to keep evolving and producing until he has nothing left to say. A day he struggles to foresee.
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Black Hamlet aka Roy Stanton is the author of 30+ books, including Loser! One Hand, and Who is Black Hamlet?. Black Hamlet lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, after a long stint in Los Angeles and an even longer stint in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
After 30 books, Black Hamlet is one of the most prolific and innovative poets of the 21st century, with his unique applications of form poetry, free verse, some slam and rap for good measure, and...
AT LESS THAN $1 PER COMPLETE BOOK, THIS IS A STEAL!
This “Omnibus” includes 5 complete books of poetry: The Wasted Land (2022), Ancient Gods & Aliens (2024), One Hand (2025), My Many Suicides (2016), and Parrots, Red Wine & Coffee (2017).
Beautifully presented, “Omnibus” is the perfect coffee table book for poetry lovers.
In an infinite universe, what happens when you become a God?
In the year 2244, humanity doesn’t travel through space; they broadcast through it. Using a technology called “Phase-Shifting,” a person’s consciousness is digitized, beamed at light-speed to a distant colony, and downloaded into a bio-printed “Sleeve.” The original body is humanely...
Kavi Thornwood’s life was small, safe, and predictable – until it wasn’t. In the world of POET, magic isn’t a gift - it’s a physical manifestation of the human condition. For Kavi, words have always been a sanctuary, but when a seer’s vision triggers a power he cannot control, his metaphors begin to bleed into reality. To protect the people he...
Kavi Thornwood’s life was small, safe, and predictable – until it wasn’t.
In the world of POET, magic isn't a gift - it’s a physical manifestation of the human condition. For Kavi, words have always been a sanctuary, but when a seer’s vision triggers a power he cannot...
My NEW YouTube Channel : www.youtube.com/@RoyStanton-AUTHOR has now had over 10,000 individual video views, with the horror-based shorts being the most popular.
My new YouTube Channel is ticking along - over 20,000 views so far. But it is hard to get new subscribers - people are hesitant in case they get spammed by A.I. www.youtube.com/@RoyStanton-AUTHOR
Speaking of A.I. there are a LOT of posts and articles lately about the evils of A.I. and why people like me should never use it. I disagree. While I totally agree that people out there "writing" 50 books a year on A.I. are a nuisance who out-algorithm me and others on Amazon, I support...
Every writer wants people to read their work, and as such I have heavily reduced the price of LOSER! for Kindle. https://blackhamlet.com/books/loser Was $2.99, NOW .99 cents.
DANCER released in Paperback and Hardcover over the weekend, which leaves only MUSICIAN to come July 23rd to make the whole Indrajala Trilogy available. All 3 books are releasing for Kindle on...
I start my NEW advertising campaign this week, THE WORLD IS TOO SMALL FOR BOOKS. If you haven't yet, please go and subscribe to my YouTube Channel using the above link. It's FREE and it only takes a few seconds. There are TONS of fun videos for you to browse.
DANCER releases next week, June 14th, and MUSICIAN is coming July 23rd.
Kindle versions of POET, DANCER and MUSICIAN will release August 28, and you...
