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Tom Robbins as a student at Richmond Professional Institute
This image of Tom Robbins is from the 1959 student yearbook for Richmond Professional Institute (RPI), The Cobblestone. RPI was often called the “cobblestone” campus because of its bricked sidewalks and cobblestone alley ways.
Tom Robbins stationery header, Tibetan Peach Pie, Inc.
Compare this graphic to the cover of the author's 2014 book, Tibetan Peach Pie.
Tom Robbins' Business Card
Business card identifying Tom Robbins as: Part-time Buddha Menace to Society Admirier of Clouds
Top Flight Earthbound spiral notebook
Unlike other notebooks in this collection, this book contains notes, phrases, and ideas representing the very early stages of Tom Robbins' creative process.
Villa Incognito
Epigraph:You never know to whom you're talking. -- Bertolt Brecht, The Threepenny OperaPS 3568.O233 V55 2003
Wild Ducks Flying Backward: The Short Writings of Tom Robbins
Epigraphs:Your true guide drinks from an undammed stream. --RumiNever enter a house that does not have furniture music. -- Eric Satie
WNYC Recording and Broadcast Agreement, Summer Stage Spoken Word
Robbins' postscript to this contract reads, "I should warn you that you may have to press your bleep button a few times"
Zoo, Volume 1, No. 1
The Zoo was a short lived literary magazine published in 1960 by students at Richmond Professional Institute (now VCU). In fact, volume one, number one, may have been the only issue. The magazine contains 15 poems including one by Tom Robbins…
