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Hawke Robinson is an avid | '''Hawke Robinson''' is an avid Tolkien fan since the late 1970s. Robinson has written several articles on [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] and about gaming in [[Arda]], and is a central figure in the [[Inland Northwest Tolkien Society]]. He organizes, funds and founded the convention [[MerpCon|TolkienMoot]], founded The Middle-earth Radio, founded and co-edits ''[[Other Minds]]'' with [[Thomas Morwinsky]], and is the webmaster of the sites of the afore-mentioned projects. He has also created a fan-based game system for role playing in Tolkien's universe, called Eä RPG. Robinson founded Merp.com in the 1990s before handing it over to be run by an international volunteer community, and also maintains the [email protected] email list since the late 1990s (taking over from Mario M. Butter). | ||
Hawke Robinson works as an entrepreneur and is a semi-retired computer scientist. He is also the founder of the Role Playing Gaming Research Project, which links to the Therapeutic Recreation Department at [[wikipedia:Eastern Washington University|Eastern Washington University]]. He lives in [[wikipedia:Spokane, Washington|Spokane, Washington]], raising three boys. | Hawke Robinson works as an entrepreneur and is a semi-retired computer scientist. He is also the founder of the Role Playing Gaming Research Project, which links to the Therapeutic Recreation Department at [[wikipedia:Eastern Washington University|Eastern Washington University]]. He lives in [[wikipedia:Spokane, Washington|Spokane, Washington]], raising three boys.<ref>[http://www.tolkienmoot.org/special-guests/hawke-robinson TolkienMoot Special Guests] (acessed 23 July 2010)</ref> | ||
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*[http://www.hawkenterprising.com/ Hawke Enterprising d.b.a.] (personal website, with links to all sites maintained by Robinson) | *[http://www.hawkenterprising.com/ Hawke Enterprising d.b.a.] (personal website, with links to all sites maintained by Robinson) | ||
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Revision as of 21:05, 4 July 2011
Hawke Robinson is an avid Tolkien fan since the late 1970s. Robinson has written several articles on J.R.R. Tolkien and about gaming in Arda, and is a central figure in the Inland Northwest Tolkien Society. He organizes, funds and founded the convention TolkienMoot, founded The Middle-earth Radio, founded and co-edits Other Minds with Thomas Morwinsky, and is the webmaster of the sites of the afore-mentioned projects. He has also created a fan-based game system for role playing in Tolkien's universe, called Eä RPG. Robinson founded Merp.com in the 1990s before handing it over to be run by an international volunteer community, and also maintains the [email protected] email list since the late 1990s (taking over from Mario M. Butter).
Hawke Robinson works as an entrepreneur and is a semi-retired computer scientist. He is also the founder of the Role Playing Gaming Research Project, which links to the Therapeutic Recreation Department at Eastern Washington University. He lives in Spokane, Washington, raising three boys.[1]
Bibliography
Articles
- 2007: Other Minds 1
- "The Acroteriasm of Other Hands"
- "The Battle Over Role Playing Gaming"
- 2008: Other Minds 2
- "J.R.R. Tolkien's Love of Trees and the Environment"
- "Uswe Numenorello - Escape From Númenor" [supplement]
- 2008: Other Minds 3
- "Umbar-dalad ("Under Umbar")" [supplement]
- 2008: Other Minds 4
- "Whither MerpCon"
- 2009: Other Minds 5
- "Tolkien's Impact on Beowulf"
External links
- Hawke Enterprising d.b.a. (personal website, with links to all sites maintained by Robinson)
References
- ↑ TolkienMoot Special Guests (acessed 23 July 2010)
