Greg Longman

Greg Longman

Greg Longman
Vital statistics
Gender	male
Race	human
Occupation
Birthplace	unknown
Date of Birth	unknown
Location	Newford
Books appeared in

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Books and Stories Appears In

• Dreams Underfoot (1993) — "Uncle Dobbin's Parrot Fair" (1991)

About

Greg Longman is a man who, in the late sixties—the Summer of Love—told Ellen Brady that he could see the Balloon Men when he did drugs.

Physical Decription

Wears a dirty white T-shirt with a peace symbol, scuffed plastic thongs bell-bottomed jeans. His long blonde hair was tied back, his features were thin and drawn-out from too much time on the streets with too little to eat, or from too much dope.

Talent

Musician

Employment/Occupation

none

Residence Location

Haight-Ashbury area of San Francisco, in the late 1960's. In the room, up on the third floor of a house that no one lived in except for runaways and street people. Jasmine incense cones burned on a battered windowsill, the scent laying over an old musty smell, there was an old iron bed with a mattress had rust-colored stains on it.

Connections (characters, places)

Name	What	Connection	About
Ellen Brady	hippie at that time	squat-mate	they lived together in Haight-Ashbury, 1960's

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See Also

• Newford Series