About the Author
Graham Brooke is a Canadian author from Saint John, New Brunswick, whose books are rooted in real life, blue-collar work, family, resilience, and the people who make Atlantic Canada unique.
Drawing from his own experiences, Graham writes memoirs that blend humour, honesty, and heart. His stories celebrate ordinary people living extraordinary lives, from marriage and family, to years spent behind the wheel of a tow truck, to the challenges of living with Young Onset Parkinson's disease. His writing captures the struggles, laughter, heartbreak, and determination that shape everyday life.
His published works include The Crimers: In-Laws or Outlaws, Chronicles of Stewie McKay: Professional HOOKER, Stewie McKay: Rusted, Busted, But Still Fighting, and Bunny's Poems, a collection preserving the poetry of his grandmother.
Graham is currently writing Stewie McKay Rewinds to the '90s, a nostalgic memoir following his journey from earning his driver's licence at sixteen through the unforgettable years leading to Y2K. Set in Saint John and the surrounding country roads of southern New Brunswick, it captures a generation that grew up with cassette tapes, back-road cruising, bonfires, first jobs, first loves, and life before smartphones.
Whether writing about family, friendship, hard work, or personal battles, Graham's goal is simple: to tell authentic stories that make readers laugh, remember, and see a little of themselves in every page.