Stephen Brockwell

Stephen Brockwell is a Canadian poet.

Life

Brockwell lives and works in Ottawa. He is editor, with Rob Mclennan, of Poetics.ca.[1]

He has a daughter and runs his own technical consulting business (B.I.T.C.) from his home.

Awards

Works
  • "Hyperbole for a large number", caterina, March 03, 2003
  • "April Violin"; "The History of Scribes"; "Kia", The Drunken boat, Vol.8, 2008
  • "Draught" Trans Poetry, Ottawa
  • "Mark Bradley’s Plasma TV"; "Mark Bradley’s SUV"; "Dr. Plaza’s Idea"; "Scarecrow"; "Se Transformer en M. Busbib"; "Karikura’s Fiddle"; "Three Short Poems by Karikura", Sentinel Poetry #47, October 2006
  • The Real Made Up. ECW Press. 2007. ISBN 978-1-55022-796-3.
  • Fruitfly Geographic. ECW Press. 2004. ISBN 978-1-55022-647-8.
  • Cometology. Ecw Press. 2001. ISBN 978-1-55022-451-1.
  • The Wire in Fences. Balmuir Book Pub. 1988. ISBN 978-0-919511-43-9.
  • Fruitfly Geographic

Anthologies
  • Todd Swift, ed. (2003). 100 poets against the war. Salt Publishing. ISBN 978-1-876857-98-1.

Reviews

Has Brockwell learned the lesson of Agassiz? Cometology (2001) revealed Brockwell the geometer, sensuous lover of forms (however abstract or mathematical the forms may seem); Brockwell the entomologist seems a more dubious proposition.[2]

References
  1. http://wordsters.net/poetics/editors.html
  2. "Fruitfly Geographic, Stephen Brockwell reviewed by Tim Conley", OTTAWATER anthology
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