Jessica Erica Hahn: 3 books

In these poems, Hahn takes the unsuspecting reader on a wild ride from the seedy pool halls of New Orleans to late-night punk summer revelries on Manhattan’s Lower East Side and back to a gentrified San Francisco while trying to make sense of so many friends dying so young, and more. Check it out. (From Jennifer Joseph's review in the SF Bay Guardian)

TRANSIENT WAYS is a modern day On the Road for today's dispossessed generation. This somersaults the reader into an unadulterated joy ride through squatter's streets and hobo highways. Desperate and daring characters are freight-hopping and dumpster-diving. A collection of thinly autobiographical vignettes and short stories.

ELYSIAN FIELDS: "This is an epic tale of the meeting and subsequent travels of two young nomadic, chaotic, squatter, beer-swillin’, book readin’, drug takin’, dog lovin’, cop kickin’, car stealin’, plan makin’ & breakin’ individuals. For all its crazy content this book is impressively cohesive." --Fly, in "Slug and Lettuce" zine ('98)