“Divide These is superb.” —Poetry

“Hamilton’s writing has been called spare and delicate, but neither of these quite gets at the effect of her poems, which are delicate only in the way a suspension bridge is: neither is marked by unnecessary ornament or fragility, and it would be a mistake to regard either as anything other than rigorously tough.” —Boston Review

“Hallmarked with a spare but determined energy that results in the deft fashioning of word images that are intellectually provocative and emotionally riveting.” —Midwest Book Review

“Through graceful lines and turns, Saskia Hamilton’s poems jar. Through deft, spare, language they instruct, question, even sing.” —Pleiades