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  1. 3 Titles By Tom Robbins: "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues," "Skinny Legs and All," "Another Roadside Attraction." by Tom Robbins, 1977
  2. STILL LIFE WITH WOODPECKER A Sort of A Love Story by Tom Robbins, 1980
  3. Writers From Washington (U.s. State): Neal Stephenson, Frank Herbert, David Eddings, Greg Bear, Terry Brooks, Julia Quinn, Tom Robbins
  4. Novels by Tom Robbins (Study Guide): Still Life With Woodpecker, Villa Incognito, Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates, Jitterbug Perfume
  5. Tom Robbins. Western Writers Series, No. 42 by Mark SIEGEL, 1980
  6. Works by Tom Robbins (Study Guide): Books by Tom Robbins, Novels by Tom Robbins, Still Life With Woodpecker, Villa Incognito
  7. Writers From North Carolina: O. Henry, Carl Sandburg, John Edwards, Jan Karon, Thomas Wolfe, Armistead Maupin, Tom Robbins, Orson Scott Card
  8. Tom Robbins
  9. People From North Carolina: Jim Bakker, Emmylou Harris, Tom Robbins, Thomas Sowell, Jonathan Idema, Luther Lindsay
  10. Leo Kenney Retrospective includes Tom Robbins essay "Leo Kenney An Adventure of the Imagination" photograph of painter by Mary Randlett , etc by ROBBINS (Tom) et al, 1973-01-01
  11. Robbins, Tom (1936): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Anne Boyd, 2000
  12. Wild Ducks Fly Backwrds, the Short Writings of Tom Robbins by Tom Robbins, 2005
  13. Fiece Invalids Home form Hot Climates (audio book) by TOM ROBBINS, 2000
  14. Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins,

61. Tom Robbins Author Page At Mostly Fiction - Book Review, Bibliography
Skinny Legs and All . Skinny Legs and AllIt had been awhile since I read a tom robbins novel when I picked this one up. Oh, what
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It had been awhile since I read a Tom Robbins novel when I picked this one up. Oh, what a pleasure to read his quirky, humorous yet intelligent style again. This one is a great story about religions and what they mean to people and more specifically, to objects that are not so inanimate. Pivotal to the story is one belly dancer and just as necessary is one Arab, one Jew, a welder and her artist husband, a can of beans, conch shell, a painted stick, a spoon and a dirty sock. I've read his first three novels, loved them, but I think this one tops them because he's tackling religion and the Middle East. (Reviewed 2-10-98) Amazon reader rating: from 50 reviews
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62. Disinformation | Laughing At The Black Iron Prison: Tom Robbins
laughing at the black iron prison tom robbins by Sara Aronson (hermes23w@disinfo.net) December 22, 2001, Never before has a Bard
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Abuse Your Illusions - the follow-up to Everything You Know Is Wrong You Are Being Lied To is in the store and every bit as essential. The long-awaited Disinformation DVD is in too!
U.S. Weighs Military Intervention in Liberia
What The European Papers Say
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laughing at the black iron prison: tom robbins
by Sara Aronson (hermes23w@disinfo.net) - December 22, 2001
Never before has a Bard had a ray gun, that futuristic contraption capable of bursting readers' skulls like an universal embryo, laying contents prey to scrutiny, manipulation, and conversion into a cosmic daiquiri of ah-ha Naturally, explosive effects might occur for connoisseurs of fine novels that happen across Tom Robbins like enlightened early birds across acres of hashish (when did the Assassins ever need worms?). Cocktail parties of his characters would include outlaws of Woodpecker and cowgirl variety conversing with a former CIA agent and full-time pedophile about duality, perhaps around carafes of Ripple supplied by a middle-aged male countess. Timbuktu University staff (alumni include no less than Robert Anton Wilson, Timothy Leary, Terence McKenna, and John Lilly) listen as a shaman chuckles sublimely. An octogenarian monarch toots cocaine while hobnobbing with a geriatric hacker about authority of choice. Robbins appears, complete with psychology doctorate and a mustache so abused by ponderous munchings it must be thinking of packing up its follicles and moving.

63. Tom Ferguson - Biography - HealthWorld Online
John robbins. John robbins is the author worldwide, including the United Nations. John robbins lives with his family in Santa Cruz, California.
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John Robbins
John Robbins is the author of the internationally best-selling Diet for a New America: How Your Food Choices Affect Your Health, Happiness, and the Future of Life on Earth. Considered to be one of the world's leading experts on the dietary link to the environment and health, he is the founder of EarthSave International, a nonprofit organization that supports healthy food choices, preservation of the environment, and a more compassionate world. Many of the nation's leading authorities in health and ecology have called his work among the most important of the century. The recipient of the 1994 Rachel Carson Award, John Robbins's life and work have been featured in an hour-long PBS special entitled Diet for a New America. An eloquent spokesperson for a healthy and sustainable future, he has received standing ovations at thousands of conferences and speaking engagements worldwide, including the United Nations. John Robbins lives with his family in Santa Cruz, California. Homepage Quick'Ndex Help/Info Search ... e-mail HealthWorld Online

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65. Tom Robbins, Skinny Legs And All
tom robbins, Skinny Legs and All (Bantam, 1990). Skinny Legs entrepreneurship. Welcome to the wonderful world of tom robbins. The
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Skinny Legs and All is Tom Robbins' take on Middle Eastern politics and the frenzy of the millenium, seen through the eyes of a silver dessert spoon, a can of pork-n-beans, a dirty sock, a sacred conch shell and a centuries-old painted stick. At least partly. Robbins spends the rest of the novel mocking the New York City art scene, expounding his theories on Goddess religion and Biblical lore, and mixing up a grab-bag of Southern-fried religion and ethnic entrepreneurship. Welcome to the wonderful world of Tom Robbins. The action revolves around Ellen Cherry Charles and Boomer Petway, newlyweds en route from Seattle to the art scene of New York City in an Airstream turkey. Unfortunately, art doesn't bode well for the couple, and wedded bliss soon becomes a wedded mess. Boomer runs off to Jerusalem, where he can weld to his heart's content, while Ellen Cherry takes up waitressing at Isaac and Ishmael's, a restaurant owned by an Arab and a Jew. (Talk about bad ethnic jokes!) But the fun doesn't stop there. Events begin to escalate when a pock-faced Virginian evangelist, intent on rebuilding the Third Temple and ushering in the Second Coming (even if he has to do it by himself), comes to town, and a young Middle-Eastern nursing student named Salome bumps and grinds to the mind-altering Dance of the Seven Veils. In fact, New York City may become more of a war zone than the Holy City itself.

66. Tom Robbins Quotes And Quotations - BrainyQuote
tom robbins Quotes, Disbelief in magic can business. tom robbins Human folly does not impede the turning of the stars. tom robbins Humanity
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Humanity has advanced, when it has advanced, not because it has been sober, responsible, and cautious, but because it has been playful, rebellious, and immature.
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If little else, the brain is an educational toy.
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Religion is not merely the opium of the masses, it's the cyanide. Tom Robbins There are many things worth living for, a few things worth dying for, and nothing worth killing for. Tom Robbins We waste time looking for the perfect lover, instead of creating the perfect love. Tom Robbins Type: Author Quotes Year of Birth: Nationality: American Biography: Tom Robbins Biography Find on Amazon: Tom Robbins Quotes RSS Feeds About Us Inquire Privacy Terms

67. Valencia West LRC - Robbins, Tom
robbins, tom (1936 ). Pathfinder. March 1997. The following reference books can be used to get both biographical and critical information about authors.
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The following reference books can be used to get both biographical and critical information about authors. These sources should be used as a starting pointDO NOT base all of your research on material obtained from reference books. Use these sources to become better acquainted with your author; this will allow you to utilize more effectively the sources listed under COMPREHENSIVE LITERARY RESEARCH. These sources are located at the West Campus LRC; they may also be located at other local libraries.
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This multivolume biographical source is best accessed via the Contemporary Authors Cumulative Index (REF Z 1224 .C58)
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69. Bookmunch - Online Book Reviews
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70. Tom Robbins - Robert Anton Wilson Online Library
Paul Krassner. tom robbins. salon.com interview. 1985 interview tom robbins on religion. January Mag interview. Robert Anton Wilson texts. Timothy Leary.
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71. Utopia Online Library - Tom Robbins
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72. How To Write Like Tom Robbins
I spent one month working on a screenplay with tom robbins and found out how he writes his books. How to Write Like tom robbins by Michael Dare.
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    How to Write Like Tom Robbins
    by Michael Dare
    Fifteen years ago, the phone rang and it was Tom Robbins, one of my all time favorite authors. He had read a script of mine and liked it. He told me he was just getting started on a script of his own when he realized that he didn’t know what he was doing. He had never written in screenplay format before, so he felt the need for someone like me to look over his shoulder while he wrote, just to make sure he didn’t make any embarrassing mistakes. He would pay my way to La Conner, Washington, a small fishing village north of Seattle where he lived. He would put me up in a hotel for a month while he finished the project. I would pick up pages every afternoon and return them the next morning with comments. Was I interested?
    A year earlier, I had read in the L.A. Times that State Senator Alan Sieroty had passed a bill allowing artists to live in lofts that were zoned for commercial use. This was in reply to the burgeoning artistic community taking over warehouses in downtown L.A.
    Great, I thought, I’m an artist. I can move into my loft. It was a burden paying rent on two places anyway, so the next month I moved from my home to my studio. A year later, my landlord found out I was living there and decided to throw me out. When I got my eviction notice, it was signed by State Senator Alan Sieroty. I had never known that he was my landlord since I had always paid rent to a corporation.

73. Disinfotainment Today
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74. Bookreporter.com - VILLA INCOGNITO By Tom Robbins
VILLA INCOGNITO tom robbins Bantam Fiction ISBN 0553382195. It has been reported that Tanuki fell from the sky using his scrotum
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VILLA INCOGNITO
Tom Robbins

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ISBN: 0553382195
"It has been reported that Tanuki fell from the sky using his scrotum as a parachute." Are there any other authors with the chutzpah to begin a novel in this manner? Are we in the hands of one of the most inventive and annoying talents writing today? Is it possible to fulfill the audacious promise of such a first sentence? The answers to these questions, I believe, are no, yes, and "Define fulfill."
Let me begin by copping to the charge of being an inveterate Robbins fan. First I named a car, and then a daughter Amanda, after the heroine of Robbins's 1971 novel, ANOTHER ROADSIDE ATTRACTION. And I've jumped on all of his other wild roller coaster rides, always amused and impressed, but pausing occasionally to wonder whether there's a point. Or rather, which of the many points about spirit, sex and government is meant to be the theme.
VILLA INCOGNITO is no exception. It concerns the ancestry of an Asian circus performer named Lisa Ko (hint: the well endowed Tanuki is involved) and the fates of three American MIA's whose secret palace across a misty gorge in the Laos village of Fan Nan Nan gives the novel its name. The Smarty Pants gang, as Mars Albert Stubblefield, Dickie Goldwire and Dern Foley were known in Vietnam, was shot down over Laos in 1973. When they escaped the POW camp, they made their way to the highlands. They liked it so much that they never got around to leaving. The main narrative concerns Foley's capture by the police, and Stubblefield and Goldwire's reaction to it. It seems the three MIA's had been selling raw opium to furnish their palace and feed their concubines, and now Foley has had the bad grace to be arrested with drugs at the airport.

75. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
Powell s Books Even Cowgirls Get the Blues by tom robbins Find out how. ISBN 055334949x Author robbins, tom Publisher Bantam Books Copyright 1976 Subject Fiction Subject General Subject Hitchhiking Fiction.
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76. Randomhouse.com | AUTHOR CATALOG
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78. Spirit Village Bookroom
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79. Robbins, Tom. Half Asleep In Frog Pajamas. New York: Bantam, October 1994. ISBN:
robbins, tom. Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas . New York Bantam, October 1994. ISBN 0553076256.
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80. Tom Robbins Oral History Interview Conducted By Martha Kingsbury For The Archive
Interview with tom robbins Conducted by Martha Kingsbury In La Conner, Washington March 3, 1984. Preface. tom robbins Yeah. I was really out of place.
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Interview with Tom Robbins
Conducted by Martha Kingsbury
In La Conner, Washington
March 3, 1984 Preface
The following oral history transcript is the result of a tape-recorded interview with Tom Robbins on March 3, 1984. The interview took place in La Conner, WA, and was conducted by Martha Kingsbury for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Interview [Tape 1; side A] MARTHA KINGSBURY: I was just asking Tom Robbins about where he grew up and how he got to the big city and so forth. After going to high school and college a couple years in the South, you ended up in Greenwich Village, when you were around 20years old [born July 22, 1936Ed.]. Is that right? TOM ROBBINS: Yeah. I was really out of place. I mean I really came from the sticks. It was quite an extraordinary experience. MARTHA KINGSBURY: You were starting to tell me that's when you saw your first painting? TOM ROBBINS: Yeah. I'd never seen a painting, in my whole life. MARTHA KINGSBURY: Did you see them in commercial galleries down there, or you went to the museums in the big city? TOM ROBBINS: Saw them mostly in galleries, and almost on the street. I didn't know anything about the Museum of Modern Art.

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