Herb Randall’s first short story, “Pictures of Galina,” was published in Apofenie. His writing has also been featured at Punctured Lines, On the Seawall, and STAT®REC. He lives in northern New Hampshire.
Herb Randall
Articles
The Journey of a Musical Émigré: On Inna Faliks’s “Weight in the Fingertips”
Herb Randall reviews Inna Faliks’s “Weight in the Fingertips: A Musical Odyssey from Soviet Ukraine to the World Stage.”
The Ultimate Right-of-Way: On Irina Mashinski’s “The Naked World”
Herb Randall listens close to Irina Mashinski’s “The Naked World,” a hybrid work chronicling the Russian-American poet’s journey towards freedom.
Only Odessa: On Ian Ross Singleton’s “Two Big Differences”
Herb Randall finds much to like in “Two Big Differences,” a novel by Ian Ross Singleton.
“This Feeling Will Never Leave Me”: On Yelena and Galina Lembersky’s “Like a Drop of Ink in a Downpour”
Herb Randall plunges into “Like a Drop of Ink in a Downpour,” a memoir of art, imprisonment, and emigration by Yelena and Galina Lembersky.
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