A Rain of Frogs

About Rain of Frogs

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The quote

"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known," is the handiwork of Carl Sagan, astronomer (1934-1996). Dr. Sagan is reported to have said: "They laughed at Einstein. They laughed at the Wright Brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown."

The Rob Hunter bio

With the onset of late middle age Rob Hunter

is the sole support of a 1999 Ford Escort and the despair of his young wife. He does dishes, mows the lawn and keeps their Downeast Maine cottage spotless by moving as little as possible. In a former life he was a newspaper copy boy, railroad telegraph operator, recording engineer and film editor. He spent the 70s and 80s as a Top-40 disc jockey. Rob's wife, Bonnie, is the secretary at a nearby rural elementary school. She is a gifted quilter who beguiled her new husband with the kaleidoscope of patchwork geometry. The nearest town to the Hunters that anybody is likely to have ever heard of—because of Stephen King’s The Langoliers—is Bangor, Maine where there are real parking meters and a traffic light. They drive down every six months or so to watch the light change and see the trains come in.

The Original Photograph

for the onetinleg.com logo, “They All Look at Another Side,” is the copyrighted work of the artist María de la Puente Bernardos and is used by permission.