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Tom's home (and lifestyle?) is featured in Seattle Homes & Lifestyles magazine in the Jan/Feb 1999 issue.
Call 1-800-368-5938  for back issues to order a copy ($6.95 includes postage and handling.)

`Writer in the Rain': A look at  Tom Robbins, a Northwest original, a review by Melanie McFarland of the PBS documentary.

A 1975 Profile of Tom Robbins from People Magazine. Includes 3 photographs.
 

Tom Robbins bio Dale Kirby is putting together a biographic chronology. Hey, some of the info might even be accurate!

FALSE ALARM! _Millennium , Messiahs and Mayhem_ is not by our Tom Robbins aftr all. Thanks ET.

"At the end of the endless game, there is friendship."

Tom has been added to Dale Kirby's Heroic Efforts page.
 

 Steve Gillard has written a fascinating report about a reading that Tom gave recently that included part of his latest novel.

Tom's home (and lifestyle?) will be featured in Seattle Homes & Lifestyles magazine in the Jan/Feb 1999 issue.
(Thanks PQ & EvTWal)

Ray Collins aka Mr. Donut presents his vignette about Tom Robbins
as one of his three best of the year.

Basking Robbins: An Interview with Tom Robbins by Lawrence Gerald from High Frontiers Magazine.

By Tom

Tom talks about Outer Space (and slips in a little inner space talk too) at Microsoft's Mungo Park website. Just select Legends, click on NASA and select Wild Lit . Requires Real Audio Player.

Debbie Rogers has charmed an Unknown Admirer into sending her some juicy Robbins quotes in Debbie Does Dejanews
Jes Billings has tracked down a speech made by Tom at a Writer's Guild Symposium titled A Sweet Tooth for Writing.

An audio clip of Tom talking about the Vietnam War is available at the Mungo Park site. Just select Legends, click on Vietnam and select Wild Lit. Requires Real Audio Player.

Triple hyphenate, Michael Dare, (producer, writer, critic) is producing the movie version of Another Roadside Attraction. He is sharing the treatment for the screenplay at http://home.earthlink.net/~dare2b/ara.htm.

Kae Brown has been inspired by Tom to write a fable about Pan outwitted. Using his netherbrain again! By Goddess, ain't that just like a Pan. Music, from Laughter and Lust

Barbra Nightingale teaches the Interdisciplinary Honors Seminar IDS 1936 at Broward Community College in the Ft. Lauderdale area. She assigned her students a Tom Robbins novel to exercise their critical skills upon and is sharing some of their work with us. Now that's the kind of teacher I wish I'd had! Here are the articles by Catherine Gangitano and Donna-May Sakura-Lemessy.

Marcus Pan has written a delightful piece about Still Life with Woodpecker.

 James Lee Stanley brought out an album named Even Cowgirls Get the Blues in 1993.
 John Cale brought out an album named Even Cowgirls Get the Blues in 1979. Interestingly, he had a cut called Dance of the Seven Veils on it, even though Skinny Legs and All didn't come out until 1990. (Play Twilight Zone theme here!)

Joe Tex brought out an album named Skinny Legs and All. Doug Gatlin sez that Skinny Legs and All was named for Joe Tex's 1968 or '69 song of the same name. Sounds logical to me. Anybody want to argue with it?

There is a girl band called Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, from Denmark.

 Another Roadside Attraction is the name of a concert tour featuring The Tragically Hip and Sheryl Crow in Canada.

 Click on the CD Cover for information about the soundtrack from Even Cowgirls Get the Blues.

And all about the movie here

More information about Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, the movie.

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Music by Charlie Denison