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Re: [at-l] Rhymeworm

Yeah, I'll 'fess up. That was me. I'm not a regular writer for them, or
anything, but I met one of their editors on the summit of Katahdin at the
end of my thruhike (they were up there that day doing a photo shoot), and
things sort of worked out. I agree, it was too short, all I could get in
was some impressionistic stuff. They re-wrote what I sent in, but what they
printed is mostly mine.

I'll let the list know when other backpacking stuff I write comes out. I
have a piece about hiking to Civil War sites scheduled for August in MEN'S
FITNESS. And, as I think I've said here before, I've got a contract for a
book about my thruhike, due to be published sometime in 1999, if I ever
finish writing it.

Thanks for the encouragement!

--Rhymin' Worm (aka Robert)

>Rhymeworm - Sorry to do this on the list, but 1. I can't find your
>address, and 2. others may be interested, so:
>Was that your article in Backpacker magazine this month? I saw Robert
>Rubin and thought, "I know this person!"  Congratulations. It was well
>done - though too short. I hope we'll see more of your writing in future
>issues.
>
>Ginny
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