Tom Robbins dies: Author whose novels were infused with '70s psychedelic vibe was 92
Author Tom Robbins, whose novels read like a hit of literary LSD, filled with fantastical characters, manic metaphors and counterculture whimsy, died on Sunday. He was 92. Robbins' death was announced by his wife, Alexa Robbins, on Facebook. The post did not cite a cause.
The author of bizarre, hilarious, and very often, controversial novels, Tom Robbins has died at the age of 92. His death was ...
Robbins, known for his absurdist novels, studied at a forerunner of Virginia Commonwealth University and briefly worked at ...
My good friend and fellow writer, Abby Meyers, and I were chatting and studying in the newsroom Tuesday, Feb. 4, awaiting the ...
In the mid-1970s, when I was an undergrad at the University of Washington, Tom Robbins came to Kane Hall to read from his newest work, and I, along with almost 800 others, packed in to listen.
Best-selling novelist Tom Robbins has died. He was 92. The author, best known for work like “Even Cowgirls Get the Blues” and ...
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