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Jonathan Ball is the author of Ex Machina. He holds a Ph.D. in English from the University of Calgary, and is the former editor of the literary journal dandelion. He lives in Winnipeg.

Residence: Winnipeg
Personal Website: http://www.jonathanball.com

Published Titles

Clockfire
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 9781552452363
104 pp, Paperback
Oct 15 2010
$16.95 CAD
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Clockfire (PDF ebook)
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 978-1-77056-274-5
104 pp, Digital PDF
Oct 15 2010
$10.95 CAD
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Clockfire (ePub ebook)
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 9781770562752
104 pp, Digital ePub
Oct 15 2010
$10.95 CAD
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The Politics of Knives
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 9781552452622
96 pp, Paperback
Sep 11 2012
$17.95 CAD
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The Politics of Knives (ePub ebook)
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 9781770563209
96 pp, Digital ePub
Sep 11 2012
$10.95 CAD
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The Politics of Knives (PDF ebook)
By
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-13: 9781770563193
96 pp, Digital PDF
Sep 11 2012
$10.95 CAD
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News & Reviews

Jonathan Ball Appears on CBC's The Next Chapter
Coach House titles on Lemon Hound's 'most engaging books of 2010' list
Jonathan Ball gets a shoutout in his hometown newspaper
The Uniter raves about the 'intoxicating' Clockfire
Jonathan Ball gets cinematic with Uptown Magazine
Open Book Toronto interviews Jonathan Ball about The Politics of Knives
Jonathan Ball talks genre writing with The Genre Traveler
Clockfire in the National Post
Prairie books NOW goes behind the scenes of Jonathan Ball's The Politics of Knives
October 14: The Coach House Fall Launch!
Eclectic Ruckus thinks Ball is 'cutting edge'
Jonathan Ball Shortlisted for Manitoba Book Awards
The Dominion is crazy about Clockfire
Celebrate Poetry Month with Coach House & Anansi's Pair of Poetry Package!
Uptown interviews Jonathan Ball
One Day Only: Our Fall 2012 Launch Hangover Sale!
Canadian Literature tackles Clockfire
Radio-Canada Takes on Jonathan Ball's Clockfire
Clockfire recommended on the Advent Book blog
Vancouver Weekly 'gets' The Politics of Knives
NewPages appreciates 'genre-defying' Clockfire
This Magazine reviews Jonathan Ball's The Politics of Knives
Read Jonathan Ball's Five Tips on Writing
Jonathan Ball in conversation with the Manitoban
That Shakespearean Rag covers The Politics of Knives
Jonathan Ball talks to FFWD about Clockfire's upcoming launch in Calgary
Jonathan Ball talks politics, knives with Open Book Toronto
September's Poetic Justice Sale metes out swift discounts
The Bull Calf Admires Jonathan Ball's Clockfire for Daring to Imagine the Impossible
Clockfire one of Jacob McArthur Mooney’s Five Favourite Canadian Poetry Titles of 2010
The Politics of Knives shortlisted for a Manitoba Book Award
The Telegraph Journal loves Clockfire
Jonathan Ball talks violence with The Winnipeg Review
Jonathan Ball Discusses Post-National Poetry with the Winnipeg Review
Clockfire shortlisted for a Manitoba Book Award!
Jonathan Ball wins a Manitoba Book Award for The Politics of Knives
Free Range Reading loves Clockfire
Sarah Pinder behind the 8-Ball interview
Winnipeg Free Press praises Clockfire, Jonathan Ball's 'chilling second collection'
Join us at Coach House Fall 2012 Launch on October 4