Alexander B. Brook

Sandy Brook recounts two decades at the helm of a weekly newspaper, offering fascinating insight into both the newspaper business and the way towns like Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and Wells functioned during his watch (1958-1978). He built a remarkable business that moved to the forefront of public discourse, clearly driven by passion, not money. It took its toll, but the author seems proud (and should be proud) of his creation.