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Poet Bob Brooks lives in
Concord, Massachusetts, and Stockton Springs, Maine. After
college (Harvard) and the army (as a translator) Mr. Brooks settled into a long-term job as editor at a computer systems company,
which he left in the late eighties.
He started publishing in the late nineties, in such magazines as The Beloit
Poetry Journal, Mudfish, Poetry, Poetry Northwest, Prairie Schooner, Rattle, and many others; and in five chapbooks,
Still in Here Someplace (2002) from Pudding House Publications, A Story Anyone Could Stick To (2008), Three-season
Views (2009) Companion Pieces (2012), and subverse (2015), all from Finishing Line
Press. His first full-length collection,
Unguarded Crossing, appeared in the winter of 2011 from Antrim House Books; in spring 2012 it was named first runner-up
for the Eric Hoffer Book Award for Poetry and was short-listed for the Maine Literary Award in Poetry. It's available most
easily from the Antrim House website catalog.
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