Marcia Joanne Bennett

Marcia Joanne Bennett (born June 9, 1945, sometimes credited as M.J. Bennett), is an American writer of fantasy and science fiction novels, including the Ni-Lach series and the novel Yaril's Children.

Biography Born in Norwich, New York, daughter of Richard (a carpenter) and Reatha (née Albright). ), other reviewers had more positive reactions.

Of her debut novel, Where the Ni-Lach, Publishers Weekly wrote, "Bennett's well-depicted characters, sustained sense of mystery and several clever plot twists make for a compelling read." In a review of the second book in the series, The Emergency Librarian said, "The themes of understanding differences, personal responsibility and loyalty to friends, and a group of engaging protagonists enrich the standard adventure plot."

The third novel in the series, Beyond the Draak's Teeth received a "recommended" review from Library Journal: "The values of freedom and friendship hang in a delicate balance in this sf/fantasy adventure."