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  • Bibliography:
    6 Books
  • First Book:
    August 1989
  • Latest Book:
    May 2013
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Book List in Order: 6 titles



  • Vincent Eaton's dark, angry and intense first novel uses police documents, psychological evaluations, interviews, straight narration and interior monologues to chronicle the self-destruction of Tim Buckles. At 28, Buckles appears at first to be leadi...



  • This is a thin book on a large subject. A headbook as a handbook.It's a compilation of faux scientific studies and comical expert opinion addressing practical methods and current theories in Finding Yourself.The aim is to supply practical examples an...



  • Brussegem is both a place and a person. But mainly it is a painter. A fully dedicated and fairly isolated American painter living in Europe whose creed is art, and only art. Until Veronica Weise, the wife of another, seeks his attention, companionshi...



  • The Boy in the Sandwich is a weird, wonderful, exciting adventure, packed with incident and fantasy. From the grape-jelly spiders in the sandwich, to being swallowed by his brother, fighting the monster in the bathroom, the little green men invading ...



  • "So much of everything isn't the way I'd do it at all. I wouldn't do myself the way I've been done." So begins the story of Zed Cupping, a discontented young husband who struggles against the mediocrity that his everyday existence has become. During ...



  • Stories of people in confidential conversations. Dialogues between couples, whether two males, two females, male/female, old/young, couples, strangers, people and TVs or two dogs. On love, loss, hope, impropriety, friendship, death, anger, joy. Some ...




Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Vincent Eaton has published 6 books.

Vincent Eaton does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, Intimate Dialogues, was published in May 2013.

The first book by Vincent Eaton, Self-Portrait of Someone Else, was published in August 1989.

No. Vincent Eaton does not write books in series.