Robert Benefiel


Biography

Born in Santa Monica, California, Robert Benefiel has lived in several places throughout the United States. He has worked many jobs from fishing dock operator to optician. His first love has always been art and writing, which he was introduced to through comic books and cartoons. By 12 he had developed a taste for Elliot, Cummings, Shakespeare & Dickenson only to later read contemporary authors while at the same time developing a love for music. His first published work was at 15 years old. He has several books of poetry including "After The First Shot", "Poetastard". "4th & Hill Is Gone Forever", "Laugh Until The Devil Wakes Up, "The Sound Of Typing", as well as other volumes to follow, and novels as well.

Where to buy in print


Books

Poetastard    by Robert Benefiel
Price: $0.99 USD. 14850 words. Published on April 17, 2012. Fiction.

The fourth book of modern poetry from the author of Easy Battles For Lazy Armies, After The Fist Shot, and 4th & Hill Is Gone Forever. The author uses different stlyes of poetry to find the humor, truth, and reality in everyday life.
4th & Hill Is Gone Forever    by Robert Benefiel
Price: $0.99 USD. 19100 words. Published on February 20, 2012. Fiction.

4th & Hill Is Gone Forever is a book of poetry written in a modern but also understandable style, sometimes taking on the aspect of a story or moral tale. The poems are all derived from a time in the writer’s life that revolved around a certain location that the author lived in years ago. This is the third book by the author, with others to follow.
After The First Shot    by Robert Benefiel
Price: $0.99 USD. 16940 words. Published on December 19, 2011. Fiction.

Modern poetry from the author of Easy Battles For Lazy Armies. A humourous, painful, and realistic approach to poetry.
Easy Battles For Lazy Armies    by Robert Benefiel
Price: $0.99 USD. 18100 words. Published on July 31, 2011. Fiction.

Easy Battles For Lazy Armies is a collection of modern poetry by Robert Benefiel. Originally published in 1998, this collection has been updated and re-edited for the second edition.

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