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John Randolph Bennett

John Randolph Bennett

John Randolph Bennett lives in southern New Hampshire, where he works as a freelance writer and helps run a small farm. His essay, “Revising for Reasonableness: Robert Graves as Critic and Poet,” appears in the collection, New Perspectives on Robert Graves. His essay, “Definitions: Nonfiction’s Ugly Ducklings,” was featured on the Brevity Magazine blog. Follow him on Twitter at @randolphbennett.com.

Reviews March 29, 2021 March 28, 2021

Digging for Truth:  A Review of Ray Ball’s Lararium and Marilyn McCabe’s Being Many Seeds 

Lararium by Ray Ball. Variant Literature, 2020. 38 pages. $10. Being Many Seeds by Marilyn McCabe. Grayson Books, 2020. 20 pages. $12. All archaeology…

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