Tom Robbins: podcast appearances and interviews

Thomas Eugene Robbins was an American novelist known for his works characterized as 'seriocomedies' or 'comedy dramas.' Among his most notable publications is the 1976 novel Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, which was adapted into a film directed by Gus Van Sant in 1993. Robbins's literary career includes a diverse range of writings, with his last published work in 2014 titled Tibetan Peach Pie, described by the author as an 'un-memoir.' Throughout his life, Robbins resided in La Conner, Washington, beginning in 1970, where he authored nine of his books. Although primarily celebrated as a novelist, Robbins also held the role of travel editor, a position associated with the Financial Times in his later professional life. His contributions to literature and journalism reflect a wide-ranging career marked by creativity and literary influence.