John M. Bennett

[4] As well as steadily producing and distributing his own work since the early 1970's, Bennett has published thousands of limited edition items by writers who compose visual poetry, word art, and other experimental fiction/art/poetry through "Luna Bisonte Prods", a small press founded in 1974.

Between 1975 and 2005, Luna Bisonte Prods published Lost and Found Times, which was called "probably the most persistently experimental literary magazine to survive for more than a decade in America" by Richard Kostelanetz.

[6] He met his wife, the artist Catherine M. Bennett, through mail-art correspondence, which was the subject of the 1982 short film Mail Art Romance by John McClintock.

The compilation was sourced from eight different cassettes, mostly self-released through Bennett's imprint Luna Bisonte Prods, and featuring sound contributions by Jack Wright, Byron D. Smith, and Mike Hovancsek, among others.

[11] Bennett has performed solo and worked together with numerous musicians including Jorge Luiz Antonio, Jim Leftwich, Andrew Topel, Scott Helmes, Kommissar Hjuler and Mama Baer (both members of Boris Lurie's NO!Art Movement), Martín Gubbins, Ivan Argüelles, Tom Cassidy, F. A. Nettelbeck and other poets.