I’d rather it be said of me that my reading of the Bible has led me to the conclusion that the homosexual lifestyle is not something to be encouraged. My recollection is that my name and “homophobe” came out pretty close to each other. The remarkable dog has certainly been the catalyst for much that has gone on in Tom’s post-Newburyport life. I wrote in the last issue of The Undertoad, in jest, that I thought Atticus was the brains of that twosome. There will be numerous book-related appearances ahead for Tom/Atticus in the months ahead.Īs usual, Atticus was on hand to steal the show, which wasn’t too difficult with so many dog lovers in the house. This was Tom’s debut in the book-promoting business but certainly not his last as he has a major publishing house (William Morrow) heavily committed to his book. This was an audience of mostly familiar faces for him and there were plenty of hugs and handshakes afterwards. (Newburyport) My friend Tom Ryan took part in the Newburyport Literary Festival on Saturday at Jabberwocky.īefore a packed space, Tom discussed his Newburyport days as editor of The Undertoad as well as his first book, “Following Atticus,” which comes out in September. Tom, holding Atticus, told stories of his days in Newburyport.
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