Praise For Robert's Work
Kirkus Reviews
"Robert Crooke is a skilled prose stylist."
The Berkshire Eagle
"Crooke has a deft hand at lifting history out of textbook constraints and injecting it with human realism and relevance."
Kirkus Reviews
"His writing has a natural sense of timing. The threads of his stories come together with ease and, at times, the deep discomfort of reality."
Vinton Rafe McCabe, author of Death in Venice, California
"What distinguishes Robert Crooke's work from that of other authors is a quality of grace. It is as if his words were lit from within."
The Litchfield County Times
"His characters exist in a world of their own concerns, struggles and successes. He doesn't so much invent them as overhear them. He is part storyteller, part listener."
Across the Endless Night
Across the Endless Night continues the story of Richard Morris, the protagonist of Robert Crooke's novel Letting the House Go. Now six years since the death of his former wife, Irene, he remains faithful to her memory even as he senses time running out for himself.
Coming this summer from
Unsolicited Press.