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Nebraska Authors

Joel Randall

Born 1939 Gibbon, NE (USA)

The author was a rancher and farmer who also worked at an alternative "Summerhill" type school in NM. A cowboy poet and storyteller, Randall gives performances and self-publishes taped performances and books in collaboration with his wife, Mary Rose Randall.

Places Lived

Gibbon, NE on a family ranch
Arizona
New Mexico

Author Of

  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction
  • Poetry
  • Other
  • Music and Audio

Keywords

Cowboy Poetry; Essays; Storytelling; Audio Recordings; Performances

Education

Graduated from Kearney State College

Occupation

Farmer
Rancher
Entrepeneur

Associations

Married to Mary Rose Randall, also a Nebraska Author
Great Plains Writer's Club
Central Nebraska Writer's Network

Bibliography

Essence. 1993.
Essence. 1993. (cassette tape)
Farm and Ranch Memories. (cassette tape)
Joel and Mary Rose Randall, Cowboy Poets. (cassette tape)
Ranch Radio. (cassette tape)
Dry Crik Review. 1995.
Cowboy or Farmer.
Sometimes It's Hard to Tell. 1996.

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