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Welcome to the home of all things Robert Graves—except his actual body, of course.

These fine folks at the University of Victoria in Canada have made an online project to showcase Robert Graves' diary. But would you want people reading your diary after you've died? It looks like famous authors and poets don't really have a choice.

Check out more info on our man Graves-y, from a historical perspective.

Robert Graves stars in a short film inspired by his own poem, "Man in the Mirror." And no, it's not a cover of Michael Jackson.

A young Robert Graves show up in The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones. Can you guess which one is him before he identifies himself?

Check out this link for a great reading of "The Cool Web," because, you know, sometimes your eyes get tired from reading and all.

It might sound like a fantasy novel, but it's actually a poem by Robert Graves. And we've got it on audio right here.

Here's another poem by Graves, read by a classy dude.

Here, we have a nice pic of Robert Graves in his soldier's uniform from World War One. Pretty handsome dude, no?

Here's Graves making a bold fashion choice.

Enjoy the cheerier side of an older Robbie Graves.

The title says it all.

Peter Buckman and William Fifield give us a nice in-depth look at Graves's mind.

Graves gets emotional and intense when it comes to chatting about specific lines in his poetry.

Robert Graves was a man of principles—so much so that he twice turned down honors from Britain's Prime Minister.

This book gives a really nice overview of Graves' work and its overall place in twentieth-century lit.

Robert's son William gives a nice memoir about what it was like to live on the Spanish island of Majorca with his father. Spanish island life? Sounds pretty nice.

You know, because the old perspectives don't always cut it.