Brooks Haxton

Brooks Haxton is the son of writer Ellen Douglas and composer Kenneth Haxton. Four collections of his original poetry have been published by Alfred A. Knopf. He teaches in the Syracuse University M.F.A. Program Writing in Creative Writing, and at the M.F.A. Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. He lives in Syracuse with his wife and their three children.

Published in VQR

• Psalm 104, Spring 1999
• The Learned Heveluis When He Mapped the Moon Found Waters There as Kepler and Pythogoras Had Done, Winter 1995
• On the Inundated First Site of the Town of Greenville, Winter 1995
• Two Ladies, Winter 1995
• Her Parents Brought Suit, But Since She Was Incoherent and Profane, Summer 1992