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The New Mexico Book Co-op offers books from its participating members. Your book order will be shipped by the author or publisher and should usually be completed within four (4) days of your order. If there will be any delay on shipping, we will email you about any needed changes on this shipping schedule.
We are offering a variety of books by New Mexico authors or publishers, books on the Southwest, as well as other New Mexico products. Please check us out. We have several pages of items indexed so have fun browsing!
Thank you.
Hangups
Steven Boone
Reg. price $18.95
ISBN 978-0-970604-63-7
Twin-Flames Publishing, 2005. 64 pages, 30 color plates
Santa Fe artist Steven Boone worked for over ten years to produce these skillfully rendered paintings. His collection of faces hanging from clotheslines offers a whimsical look at humanity. This book pokes fun at the human condition and is both provocative and intriguing.
REVIEWS
Boone’s ability to hear his inner voice and express it on canvas has allowed him to articulate a wide range of emotions. These paintings are portraiture rendered with such courage, insight, and humor that they prompt us to loosen, if only slightly, the traps we have created for ourselves. As we journey into the subconscious, we may dredge up the sediment of our own humanity, then smile, and say, “Oh yes, that’s true about me. -- Billy Dean Hester, Poet laureate Unity Church
Steven Boone
Reg. price $18.95
ISBN 978-0-970604-63-7
Twin-Flames Publishing, 2005. 64 pages, 30 color plates
Santa Fe artist Steven Boone worked for over ten years to produce these skillfully rendered paintings. His collection of faces hanging from clotheslines offers a whimsical look at humanity. This book pokes fun at the human condition and is both provocative and intriguing.
REVIEWS
Boone’s ability to hear his inner voice and express it on canvas has allowed him to articulate a wide range of emotions. These paintings are portraiture rendered with such courage, insight, and humor that they prompt us to loosen, if only slightly, the traps we have created for ourselves. As we journey into the subconscious, we may dredge up the sediment of our own humanity, then smile, and say, “Oh yes, that’s true about me. -- Billy Dean Hester, Poet laureate Unity Church
The Hate Factory: based on Interviews with inmate W.G. Stone
The Hate
Factory: based on Interviews with inmate W.G. Stone
G. Hirliman
The Hate Factory:
based on Interviews with inmate W.G. Stone
G. Hirliman
Reg. price $15.95
ISBN 0-595-36669-4
iUniverse, Inc., 2005. 162 pages
A first-hand account of the 1980 riot at the Penitentiary of New Mexico. Barbaric describes the rampage of murder and torture that occurred on February 1, 1980. In the most violent prison uprising in American history, bitter inmates led a riot that lasted thirty-six hours, claiming thirty-three lives and turning what Time Magazine called „the nation‚s most notorious prison‰ into a hate factory. Revised Edition.
G. Hirliman
Reg. price $15.95
ISBN 0-595-36669-4
iUniverse, Inc., 2005. 162 pages
A first-hand account of the 1980 riot at the Penitentiary of New Mexico. Barbaric describes the rampage of murder and torture that occurred on February 1, 1980. In the most violent prison uprising in American history, bitter inmates led a riot that lasted thirty-six hours, claiming thirty-three lives and turning what Time Magazine called „the nation‚s most notorious prison‰ into a hate factory. Revised Edition.
Haudenosaunee: Portraits Of The Firekeepers , The Onondaga Nation
Haudenosaunee: Portraits Of The Firekeepers , The
Onondaga Nation
Toba Pato Tucker
Haudenosaunee: Portraits Of The Firekeepers , The
Onondaga Nation
Toba Pato Tucker
Reg. price $55.00
ISBN 0-8156-0593-5 (cl)
The Syracuse University Press, 1999, 110 Pages, 77 Photographs, 4 Illustrations
The Onondaga in Upstate New York is one Tribe of the Iroquois Six Nations Confederacy; the others are the Mohawk, Oneida, Cayuga, Seneca, and the Tuscarora.
When I approached the Onondaga Nation with my plans for a historical visual documentation project, I felt honored that the Council of Chiefs granted me permission to be on their Territory and photograph the people. And I feel equally honored that I was given use of their old Longhouse, which is filled with beautiful light, in order to make the portraits. The Longhouse is used for Tribal meetings and performing ceremonies, which include traditional singing and dancing. The photographs are a historic record for future generations, documents of a living tradition, as seen through the eyes of an artist with a camera.
REVIEWS
Knowing that she is an outsider whose work has won her rare access … she is respectful … The results are portraits with an elegant spareness and realism. Tucker's efforts have earned her the regard of the people she photographs. --LIFE
When I look at old pictures of the last century, I study the faces of my people, my relatives. I see details of clothes and home. I search for information in backgrounds. I place names with faces, and I see the continuing relationship between land and people, the continuity of life. I am pleased and grateful that someone back then understood the importance of records … They can be grateful to the perseverance, patience, integrity, and genius of Toba Tucker, who recorded for the future this moment in the ongoing history of the Onondaga Nation. -- Faithkeeper Turtle Clan, Oren R. Lyons, Onondaga Nation
Toba Tucker's vision of the Native American is authentic and compelling because her work consistently demonstrates a sensitive recognition of the collaborative essence of photography and a reverence for the sense of community that lies at the core of the American Indian experience. -- Alfred LBush, Curator, Princeton University Collections of Western Americana
Toba Tucker's HAUDENOSAUNEE: Portraits of The Firekeepers, The Onondaga Nation, with its strong and stirring photographs and its accompanying essays and drawings by distinguished Onondaga spiritual leaders, is a very valuable contribution to our sense and understanding of a Six Nations people who still have much to teach us, if only we would listen. -- Peter Matthiessen, Author
Toba Pato Tucker
Reg. price $55.00
ISBN 0-8156-0593-5 (cl)
The Syracuse University Press, 1999, 110 Pages, 77 Photographs, 4 Illustrations
The Onondaga in Upstate New York is one Tribe of the Iroquois Six Nations Confederacy; the others are the Mohawk, Oneida, Cayuga, Seneca, and the Tuscarora.
When I approached the Onondaga Nation with my plans for a historical visual documentation project, I felt honored that the Council of Chiefs granted me permission to be on their Territory and photograph the people. And I feel equally honored that I was given use of their old Longhouse, which is filled with beautiful light, in order to make the portraits. The Longhouse is used for Tribal meetings and performing ceremonies, which include traditional singing and dancing. The photographs are a historic record for future generations, documents of a living tradition, as seen through the eyes of an artist with a camera.
REVIEWS
Knowing that she is an outsider whose work has won her rare access … she is respectful … The results are portraits with an elegant spareness and realism. Tucker's efforts have earned her the regard of the people she photographs. --LIFE
When I look at old pictures of the last century, I study the faces of my people, my relatives. I see details of clothes and home. I search for information in backgrounds. I place names with faces, and I see the continuing relationship between land and people, the continuity of life. I am pleased and grateful that someone back then understood the importance of records … They can be grateful to the perseverance, patience, integrity, and genius of Toba Tucker, who recorded for the future this moment in the ongoing history of the Onondaga Nation. -- Faithkeeper Turtle Clan, Oren R. Lyons, Onondaga Nation
Toba Tucker's vision of the Native American is authentic and compelling because her work consistently demonstrates a sensitive recognition of the collaborative essence of photography and a reverence for the sense of community that lies at the core of the American Indian experience. -- Alfred LBush, Curator, Princeton University Collections of Western Americana
Toba Tucker's HAUDENOSAUNEE: Portraits of The Firekeepers, The Onondaga Nation, with its strong and stirring photographs and its accompanying essays and drawings by distinguished Onondaga spiritual leaders, is a very valuable contribution to our sense and understanding of a Six Nations people who still have much to teach us, if only we would listen. -- Peter Matthiessen, Author
Healing the Shadow
Ross Bishop
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9669822-0-7
Blue Lotus Press
There is something in all of us that keeps us from being who and what we could be. Called 'the Shadow' by Carl Jung, this part of us feeds our fears, inhibits our spontaneity and shuts down our natural selves. In Healing the Shadow, Santa Fe Shaman, Ross Bishop, offers a unique perspective on the shadow and how to deal with it. This truly remarkable book provides readers with the tools and resources to manifest positive change in their lives.
Healing The Shadow renders the ancient concepts of Shamanic healing into a form that can both be understood and used in the modern Western world. This book explains why your life is the way it is and provides meaningful help in managing it. That's a bold promise, but read the book. It delivers.
Shadow explains the origins of our stifled passion and how the fears and anxieties held in the shadow affects everything we do. In addition to explaining these limiting forces, the book offers practical tools to help you move through your self-limiting beliefs and fears. Most notable of these is a presentation, for the first time in print, of the ancient Shamanic practice of "soul retrieval" adapted from tribal society to fit the needs of our culture.
Healing The Shadow is a transforming and life enhancing book. It is one of the best guides to understanding and transforming life you will ever read. Once you understand what has been really going on you will be in a vastly better position to make the changes you desire. This book brings answers at a time when we desperately need new insights and new understandings. Ross's book, created over years of Shamanic healing practice, brings the tools and understanding that will allow the repressed and hidden inner you to emerge into the sunlight feeling safe, confident and aware.
Ross Bishop
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9669822-0-7
Blue Lotus Press
There is something in all of us that keeps us from being who and what we could be. Called 'the Shadow' by Carl Jung, this part of us feeds our fears, inhibits our spontaneity and shuts down our natural selves. In Healing the Shadow, Santa Fe Shaman, Ross Bishop, offers a unique perspective on the shadow and how to deal with it. This truly remarkable book provides readers with the tools and resources to manifest positive change in their lives.
Healing The Shadow renders the ancient concepts of Shamanic healing into a form that can both be understood and used in the modern Western world. This book explains why your life is the way it is and provides meaningful help in managing it. That's a bold promise, but read the book. It delivers.
Shadow explains the origins of our stifled passion and how the fears and anxieties held in the shadow affects everything we do. In addition to explaining these limiting forces, the book offers practical tools to help you move through your self-limiting beliefs and fears. Most notable of these is a presentation, for the first time in print, of the ancient Shamanic practice of "soul retrieval" adapted from tribal society to fit the needs of our culture.
Healing The Shadow is a transforming and life enhancing book. It is one of the best guides to understanding and transforming life you will ever read. Once you understand what has been really going on you will be in a vastly better position to make the changes you desire. This book brings answers at a time when we desperately need new insights and new understandings. Ross's book, created over years of Shamanic healing practice, brings the tools and understanding that will allow the repressed and hidden inner you to emerge into the sunlight feeling safe, confident and aware.
The Healing Touch of Music: An Exploration
The Healing Touch of Music: An Exploration
Alana Woods
The Healing Touch of Music: An Exploration
Alana Woods
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9729049-1-3
Sound Vistas, 2003, 2004. 126 pages, 17 illustrations, 4 photographs; includes teaching CD in back
Interwoven throughout this book and attached teaching CD,are highlights exploring the uses of prescriptive sound.There are examples of different approaches taken in western and nonwestern cultures to utilize the amazing power of sound to bring health and wholeness. The author uses her own personal journey to discover and harness music for the purposes of healing.As well,she gives insights into establishing clarity as to why, what and how the elements of sound, rhythm,melody, harmony and form, when produced naturally, electronically and acoustically, serve to affect the mind-body-brain systems for the ultimate purpose of enhancing wellness. Both ancient and modern approaches as well as current methods and resources in exploring future trends and programs are given, in the development of a new science of music, as it relates to healing.
REVIEWS
...It is the finest comprehensive outlay of data on the subject I have ever seen..it really should be taught in University classes on the subject..invaluable to shore up student's sensitivity and perception. -- (English professor, Texas)
I recommend your book to anyone interested in learning principles of choosing music to assist therapeutic change. Your explanations of several types of music-based therapies showing effects of music on emotions, brain function, and physiology are textbook clear. The addition of historical perspective as well as personal stories make this a fascinating read! -- (RN,Music Therapist, Az.)
...more than theory, beyond thesis, this primer is a synthesis of Alana's knowledge and experience. ...she shares distilled and integrated thoughts surrounding sound and healing in lay language that echoes in the soul like our mother tongue. It flows. This book and CD are like a crystal clear stream refreshing, nourishing. We may not step into it at the very same place each time but each time there is something new.I anxiously await volune two! -- (MA, CMP,, Heartside Theraharpist, NM)
Alana Woods
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9729049-1-3
Sound Vistas, 2003, 2004. 126 pages, 17 illustrations, 4 photographs; includes teaching CD in back
Interwoven throughout this book and attached teaching CD,are highlights exploring the uses of prescriptive sound.There are examples of different approaches taken in western and nonwestern cultures to utilize the amazing power of sound to bring health and wholeness. The author uses her own personal journey to discover and harness music for the purposes of healing.As well,she gives insights into establishing clarity as to why, what and how the elements of sound, rhythm,melody, harmony and form, when produced naturally, electronically and acoustically, serve to affect the mind-body-brain systems for the ultimate purpose of enhancing wellness. Both ancient and modern approaches as well as current methods and resources in exploring future trends and programs are given, in the development of a new science of music, as it relates to healing.
REVIEWS
...It is the finest comprehensive outlay of data on the subject I have ever seen..it really should be taught in University classes on the subject..invaluable to shore up student's sensitivity and perception. -- (English professor, Texas)
I recommend your book to anyone interested in learning principles of choosing music to assist therapeutic change. Your explanations of several types of music-based therapies showing effects of music on emotions, brain function, and physiology are textbook clear. The addition of historical perspective as well as personal stories make this a fascinating read! -- (RN,Music Therapist, Az.)
...more than theory, beyond thesis, this primer is a synthesis of Alana's knowledge and experience. ...she shares distilled and integrated thoughts surrounding sound and healing in lay language that echoes in the soul like our mother tongue. It flows. This book and CD are like a crystal clear stream refreshing, nourishing. We may not step into it at the very same place each time but each time there is something new.I anxiously await volune two! -- (MA, CMP,, Heartside Theraharpist, NM)
Health and Fitness
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $39.95
American Trend Publishing, 2002. Approximately 275 pages E-Book format.
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An expert series of narrative reports on personal health and fitness.
Dozens of great ideas on how to take care of yourself.
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $39.95
American Trend Publishing, 2002. Approximately 275 pages E-Book format.
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An expert series of narrative reports on personal health and fitness.
Dozens of great ideas on how to take care of yourself.
A Heart Traced In Sand: Reflections on a Daughter's Struggle for Life
A Heart Traced In Sand: Reflections on a Daughter's
Struggle for Life
Steven Boone
A Heart Traced In Sand: Reflections on a
Daughter's Struggle for Life
Steven Boone
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 0-9706046-0-2
Twin-Flames Publishing, 2001. 240 pages, 17 illustrations
Awards
Pinnacle Book Achievement Award (North American Bookdealers Association)
A father chronicles his journey with his cancer-stricken teenaged daughter through the “valley of the shadow of death”. Their healing quest leads across the country, leaving an indelible trail that fills the heart and soul of anyone that follows. Insights into how hardship benefits the progress of the soul.
REVIEWS
An empowering account of a teenager’s courageous battle with cancer and her father’s strengthened spiritual beliefs. Insights into art, dreams, meditations, affirmations, healers, chemotherapy, and faith. -- NAPRA ReView
The front and back covers of this book are extraordinary, giving a glimpse of the brevity of life, and the young woman who loved life with all her being. The writing style of the author swept me into his family’s lives as I shared the joys and struggles of Naomi as she explored every available treatment, and the impact she had on everyone who knew her. The book is written with love, filled with inspiration and spirituality. I was most impressed by the indomitable spirit of Naomi as her father captured her joy and delight as she lived her brief life to the fullest. Beautiful! -- Writer’s Digest
A touching testimony to the power of a father’s love for his daughter. Sensitively written, poignant, and inspiring. -- Jack Heinowitz, PhD, author of Pregnant Fathers and Fathering Right from the Start
Though there are many books about courage in the face of cancer, this one grabs readers by the heart and sweeps them along. Naomi, so special yet so familiar, is an irresistible heroine—miraculous despite her failure to find a cure. The fact that Boone, who isn't a professional writer, rendered such a tightly edited and moving narrative seems a miracle too. -- Review, January 2002 issue of Today’s Librarian
Winner of the Pinnacle Book Award, A Heart Traced In Sand: Reflections On A Daughter's Struggle For Life by Steven Boone is a personal memoir and candid reflection of a father's love for his daughter. This is the story of Steven's Boone's teenage daughter Naomi in the last two years of her young life which would prematurely end from cancer. Touching and heartfelt in his faith in God's care and as a living testimony to the human spirit, Steven Boone's A Heart Traced in Sand is emotionally moving in its shared revelation, and is especially recommended reading for anyone having to deal with chemotherapy and faith within lives of themselves, their families, and their friends. -- Midwest Review
Steven Boone
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 0-9706046-0-2
Twin-Flames Publishing, 2001. 240 pages, 17 illustrations
Awards
Pinnacle Book Achievement Award (North American Bookdealers Association)
A father chronicles his journey with his cancer-stricken teenaged daughter through the “valley of the shadow of death”. Their healing quest leads across the country, leaving an indelible trail that fills the heart and soul of anyone that follows. Insights into how hardship benefits the progress of the soul.
REVIEWS
An empowering account of a teenager’s courageous battle with cancer and her father’s strengthened spiritual beliefs. Insights into art, dreams, meditations, affirmations, healers, chemotherapy, and faith. -- NAPRA ReView
The front and back covers of this book are extraordinary, giving a glimpse of the brevity of life, and the young woman who loved life with all her being. The writing style of the author swept me into his family’s lives as I shared the joys and struggles of Naomi as she explored every available treatment, and the impact she had on everyone who knew her. The book is written with love, filled with inspiration and spirituality. I was most impressed by the indomitable spirit of Naomi as her father captured her joy and delight as she lived her brief life to the fullest. Beautiful! -- Writer’s Digest
A touching testimony to the power of a father’s love for his daughter. Sensitively written, poignant, and inspiring. -- Jack Heinowitz, PhD, author of Pregnant Fathers and Fathering Right from the Start
Though there are many books about courage in the face of cancer, this one grabs readers by the heart and sweeps them along. Naomi, so special yet so familiar, is an irresistible heroine—miraculous despite her failure to find a cure. The fact that Boone, who isn't a professional writer, rendered such a tightly edited and moving narrative seems a miracle too. -- Review, January 2002 issue of Today’s Librarian
Winner of the Pinnacle Book Award, A Heart Traced In Sand: Reflections On A Daughter's Struggle For Life by Steven Boone is a personal memoir and candid reflection of a father's love for his daughter. This is the story of Steven's Boone's teenage daughter Naomi in the last two years of her young life which would prematurely end from cancer. Touching and heartfelt in his faith in God's care and as a living testimony to the human spirit, Steven Boone's A Heart Traced in Sand is emotionally moving in its shared revelation, and is especially recommended reading for anyone having to deal with chemotherapy and faith within lives of themselves, their families, and their friends. -- Midwest Review
Heber Springs Portraits: Continuity And Change In The World Disfarmer Photographed
Heber Springs Portraits: Continuity And Change In The
World Disfarmer Photographed
Toba Pato Tucker
Heber Springs Portraits: Continuity And Change In
The World Disfarmer Photographed
Toba Pato Tucker
Reg. price $45.00 cloth
ISBN 0-8263-1733-2 (cl) 0-8263-1734-0 (pb)
University of New Mexico Press, 1996, 104 Pages, 93 Photographs
I photographed and interviewed the people of Heber Springs, Arkansas for two years in order to explore the continuity and changes within this rural community, by comparing and contrasting my contemporary images with the body of portraits created by Mike Disfarmer, who operated a portrait studio on Main Street in Heber Springs in the 30's and 40's. These images chronicle the influence of economic, social and political development since Disfarmer's time, and show how these influences have brought changes to the people and community of Heber Springs.
Disfarmer created a remarkably moving and insightful series of photographic portraits documenting the character of a segment of small-town America at a time when its endurance was being severely tested and its values were in transition. Without any sociological intentions on Disfarmer's part, the community's strength in the face of those challenges is explored in his compelling, uncompromising portraits.
REVIEWS
In their separate ways the Disfarmer and the Tucker images are strong pictures of strong, vivid, magnetically intriguing people. … Though the lighting is different and the edges less taut with some obscure energy, her picture of the three young girls, grand-daughters and great-granddaughter of original Disfarmer subjects, evokes the old studio and its collaborative performances of self-portrayal. So do her close images, in which we feel distance between camera and subject on the verge of dissolving into a mutual touch. -- Alan Trachtenberg PhD, Author and Professor of American History, Yale University
Toba Pato Tucker
Reg. price $45.00 cloth
ISBN 0-8263-1733-2 (cl) 0-8263-1734-0 (pb)
University of New Mexico Press, 1996, 104 Pages, 93 Photographs
I photographed and interviewed the people of Heber Springs, Arkansas for two years in order to explore the continuity and changes within this rural community, by comparing and contrasting my contemporary images with the body of portraits created by Mike Disfarmer, who operated a portrait studio on Main Street in Heber Springs in the 30's and 40's. These images chronicle the influence of economic, social and political development since Disfarmer's time, and show how these influences have brought changes to the people and community of Heber Springs.
Disfarmer created a remarkably moving and insightful series of photographic portraits documenting the character of a segment of small-town America at a time when its endurance was being severely tested and its values were in transition. Without any sociological intentions on Disfarmer's part, the community's strength in the face of those challenges is explored in his compelling, uncompromising portraits.
REVIEWS
In their separate ways the Disfarmer and the Tucker images are strong pictures of strong, vivid, magnetically intriguing people. … Though the lighting is different and the edges less taut with some obscure energy, her picture of the three young girls, grand-daughters and great-granddaughter of original Disfarmer subjects, evokes the old studio and its collaborative performances of self-portrayal. So do her close images, in which we feel distance between camera and subject on the verge of dissolving into a mutual touch. -- Alan Trachtenberg PhD, Author and Professor of American History, Yale University
A History of the Mesilla Valley—1903
A History of the Mesilla Valley—1903
Maude McFie Bloom
A History of the Mesilla Valley—1903
Maude McFie Bloom
Reg. price $10.00
ISBN 1-88135-33-4
Reprint by Jo Tice Bloom, 2005. 79 pages, 11 illustrations
Maude E. McFie Bloom knew whereof she wrote in 1903 as a senior at New Mexico A&M College. She had lived and grown up in the bilingual culture of the Mesilla Valley since 1884. She knew the women and men who developed the communities in Dona Ana County, as well as their descendants. Her senior thesis remains an important source for historians and researchers.
REVIEWS
Maudes carefully researched and well-written thesis, much of which is based on oral interviews of valley pioneers, is a rich resource for historians and researchers as well as an entertaining read for anyone who would like to know more about our territory. – S. Derrickson Moore
With an informative introduction, this little book is a substantial contribution to Mesilla Valley history. – David Remley
This book is small, but jampacked with information on the Rio Grande, land-grants, towns, forts, the mines in the Organ Mountains, and pretty good-sized cast of characters, including Tom Catron and Albert Fountain. – Richard H. Dillon
Maude McFie Bloom
Reg. price $10.00
ISBN 1-88135-33-4
Reprint by Jo Tice Bloom, 2005. 79 pages, 11 illustrations
Maude E. McFie Bloom knew whereof she wrote in 1903 as a senior at New Mexico A&M College. She had lived and grown up in the bilingual culture of the Mesilla Valley since 1884. She knew the women and men who developed the communities in Dona Ana County, as well as their descendants. Her senior thesis remains an important source for historians and researchers.
REVIEWS
Maudes carefully researched and well-written thesis, much of which is based on oral interviews of valley pioneers, is a rich resource for historians and researchers as well as an entertaining read for anyone who would like to know more about our territory. – S. Derrickson Moore
With an informative introduction, this little book is a substantial contribution to Mesilla Valley history. – David Remley
This book is small, but jampacked with information on the Rio Grande, land-grants, towns, forts, the mines in the Organ Mountains, and pretty good-sized cast of characters, including Tom Catron and Albert Fountain. – Richard H. Dillon
Holy Faith of Santa Fe
Stanford Lehmberg
Reg. price $25.95 hardcover
ISBN 1-890689-12-2
LPD Press, 2004. 224 pages, 22 color, 45 b/w photos
Awards
Finalist, 2007 INDIE Excellence Book Awards
2004 Southwest Books of the Year
The history of the Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe is of special interest for several reasons. It is one of the oldest churches of any Protestant denomination in New Mexico. Its early leaders, men like Governor Bradford Prince, Senator Thomas Catron, and Senator Bronson Cutting, were prominent in government and politics; their careers linked church and state in early twentieth century Santa Fe. Some of its buildings were designed by the greatest architect of the Santa Fe style, John Gaw Meem. Art work in the church includes a reredos by the well-known artist Gustave Baumann. The history of Holy Faith is thus part of the political and artistic history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Southwest.
REVIEWS
With his background [Lehmberg] has produced a very substantial book, made it look easy, and made it enjoyable. -- New Mexico Historical Review
Offers a slice of Santa Fe history for the rest of the world to enjoy. -- Santa Fe New Mexican
One of the better publications to come out of LPD Press. -- La Herencia
Engrossing, illuminating and written in a lively narrative style. -- Southwest BookViews
Some refer to Santa Fe as “the city different.” It is different in most wonderful ways — the historical neighborhoods and architecture and the Spanish traditions. Besides being the capitol of New Mexico, it might be considered to be the cultural capitol as well because of the dominance of the arts and music. All these aspects of Santa Fe are evident at Holy Faith, which makes the history so interesting to read. -- The Historiographer
Exceptional! -- Today's Books
Stanford Lehmberg
Reg. price $25.95 hardcover
ISBN 1-890689-12-2
LPD Press, 2004. 224 pages, 22 color, 45 b/w photos
Awards
Finalist, 2007 INDIE Excellence Book Awards
2004 Southwest Books of the Year
The history of the Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe is of special interest for several reasons. It is one of the oldest churches of any Protestant denomination in New Mexico. Its early leaders, men like Governor Bradford Prince, Senator Thomas Catron, and Senator Bronson Cutting, were prominent in government and politics; their careers linked church and state in early twentieth century Santa Fe. Some of its buildings were designed by the greatest architect of the Santa Fe style, John Gaw Meem. Art work in the church includes a reredos by the well-known artist Gustave Baumann. The history of Holy Faith is thus part of the political and artistic history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Southwest.
REVIEWS
With his background [Lehmberg] has produced a very substantial book, made it look easy, and made it enjoyable. -- New Mexico Historical Review
Offers a slice of Santa Fe history for the rest of the world to enjoy. -- Santa Fe New Mexican
One of the better publications to come out of LPD Press. -- La Herencia
Engrossing, illuminating and written in a lively narrative style. -- Southwest BookViews
Some refer to Santa Fe as “the city different.” It is different in most wonderful ways — the historical neighborhoods and architecture and the Spanish traditions. Besides being the capitol of New Mexico, it might be considered to be the cultural capitol as well because of the dominance of the arts and music. All these aspects of Santa Fe are evident at Holy Faith, which makes the history so interesting to read. -- The Historiographer
Exceptional! -- Today's Books
Home Base Business
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $39.95
American Trend Publishing, 2002. Approximately 300 pages E-Book format.
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An expert series of narrative reports on home based businesses. Dozens of profitable businesses you can operate from your home. Many excellent ideas for operating an online business with your computer.
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $39.95
American Trend Publishing, 2002. Approximately 300 pages E-Book format.
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An expert series of narrative reports on home based businesses. Dozens of profitable businesses you can operate from your home. Many excellent ideas for operating an online business with your computer.
Home Grown Terrorism, The Undeclared War Against Crime In America
Home Grown Terrorism, The Undeclared War Against
Crime In America
Sammy Sorrell
Home Grown Terrorism, The Undeclared War Against
Crime In America
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $24.95
American Trend Publishing, 2005. Approximately 425 pages in E-Book and Soft Cover format.
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A complete expose of the undeclared war against crime in America costing several times the number of lives and money than the offshore war on Terrorism. An eye-opener for America where home grown terrorism is costing over $675 billion annually in our own nation.
REVIEWS:
The author, a previous radio talk show host on justice in America has appeared on dozens of radio shows nationwide and stated the most feared and deadliest home grown terrorist in America are the DWI‚s or DUI‚s that continue to drive on America‚s streets and highways-sometime with as many as 20 prior arrests. These terrorists have killed and maimed more Americans than in all our wars combined. Sorrell blames the revolving door justice system created by lawyers on and off the bench that dominate the justice system for this tragic fact.
Sorrell states also the 350% increase in crime during the past 40-years is tied directly to the slide toward immorality in the nation. A complete chapter of the book is devoted to this subject. He says that Homegrown Terrorism is the most dangerous and deadly war Americans have faced-claiming no war has ever altered the lifestyle of Americans more. Sorrell says unless our government leaders actually declare war against crime in America and begin with drastic legal justice reform the nation will face vigilante justice and anarchy in the future. He cites examples of vigilante justice in and out of the courtroom that have occurred recently.
The author says most Americans are stunned to discover that 151,000,000 million crimes have been committed against citizens during the thirteen-year period ending 2002. A chapter of the book offers a strategy of twenty-two actions it will take to win the war against crime in America and number one on the list is legal justice reform of the entire justice system in America. -- CyberRead Marketplace
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $24.95
American Trend Publishing, 2005. Approximately 425 pages in E-Book and Soft Cover format.
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A complete expose of the undeclared war against crime in America costing several times the number of lives and money than the offshore war on Terrorism. An eye-opener for America where home grown terrorism is costing over $675 billion annually in our own nation.
REVIEWS:
The author, a previous radio talk show host on justice in America has appeared on dozens of radio shows nationwide and stated the most feared and deadliest home grown terrorist in America are the DWI‚s or DUI‚s that continue to drive on America‚s streets and highways-sometime with as many as 20 prior arrests. These terrorists have killed and maimed more Americans than in all our wars combined. Sorrell blames the revolving door justice system created by lawyers on and off the bench that dominate the justice system for this tragic fact.
Sorrell states also the 350% increase in crime during the past 40-years is tied directly to the slide toward immorality in the nation. A complete chapter of the book is devoted to this subject. He says that Homegrown Terrorism is the most dangerous and deadly war Americans have faced-claiming no war has ever altered the lifestyle of Americans more. Sorrell says unless our government leaders actually declare war against crime in America and begin with drastic legal justice reform the nation will face vigilante justice and anarchy in the future. He cites examples of vigilante justice in and out of the courtroom that have occurred recently.
The author says most Americans are stunned to discover that 151,000,000 million crimes have been committed against citizens during the thirteen-year period ending 2002. A chapter of the book offers a strategy of twenty-two actions it will take to win the war against crime in America and number one on the list is legal justice reform of the entire justice system in America. -- CyberRead Marketplace
Hotshots
A Neil Hamel mystery
Judith Van Gieson
Reg. price $5.50
ISBN 0-06-109517-6
Harper Paperbacks, July 1997. 228 pages
Reg. price $25.00
ISBN 0-06-017512-5
HarperCollins, 1996. 242 pages
In the South Canyon of Colorado's Thunder Mountain, a sudden cold front whips a small, containable fire into a raging inferno, killing nine heroic firefighters from the Duke City Hotshots. The U.S. Forest Service blames the dead; a victim's grieving mother charges the government with negligence. Into this flammable mix enters Albuquerque lawyer Neil Hamel, hired to pursue the explosive wrongful death case. Mounting an investigation of her own, Neil interviews shocked survivors of the fire, then hikes the charred remains of the forest where the Hotshots met their end. But after retracing the steps of their final flight, she will face the terror of their last gasps of breath.
REVIEWS
Exciting . . . Van Gieson's best book to date. -- The Denver Post
"an Gieson's prose is clean and refreshingly straightforward, and she has succeeded in making both her protagonist-narrator and the New Mexican locales memorable. -- Los Angeles Times
Courage and tragedy make a smoldering combination. -- Boston Herald
Neil Hamel is one of the most successful portrayals of a modern woman in what was formerly a man's world. She is a successful lawyer, an imaginative investigator and a feeling individual. -- Dallas Morning News
A Neil Hamel mystery
Judith Van Gieson
Reg. price $5.50
ISBN 0-06-109517-6
Harper Paperbacks, July 1997. 228 pages
Reg. price $25.00
ISBN 0-06-017512-5
HarperCollins, 1996. 242 pages
In the South Canyon of Colorado's Thunder Mountain, a sudden cold front whips a small, containable fire into a raging inferno, killing nine heroic firefighters from the Duke City Hotshots. The U.S. Forest Service blames the dead; a victim's grieving mother charges the government with negligence. Into this flammable mix enters Albuquerque lawyer Neil Hamel, hired to pursue the explosive wrongful death case. Mounting an investigation of her own, Neil interviews shocked survivors of the fire, then hikes the charred remains of the forest where the Hotshots met their end. But after retracing the steps of their final flight, she will face the terror of their last gasps of breath.
REVIEWS
Exciting . . . Van Gieson's best book to date. -- The Denver Post
"an Gieson's prose is clean and refreshingly straightforward, and she has succeeded in making both her protagonist-narrator and the New Mexican locales memorable. -- Los Angeles Times
Courage and tragedy make a smoldering combination. -- Boston Herald
Neil Hamel is one of the most successful portrayals of a modern woman in what was formerly a man's world. She is a successful lawyer, an imaginative investigator and a feeling individual. -- Dallas Morning News
How and Where To Find The Money You Need
How and Where To Find The Money You Need
Sammy Sorrell
How and Where To Find The Money You Need
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $49.95
American Trend Publishing. 2000. Approximately 125 pages E-Book format.
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The most revealing, self-help book ever published for money seekers. Secrets the money searchers need to know. Written by an ex-loan officer Sammy Sorrell who processed $$millions$$ in loans during his career.
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $49.95
American Trend Publishing. 2000. Approximately 125 pages E-Book format.
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The most revealing, self-help book ever published for money seekers. Secrets the money searchers need to know. Written by an ex-loan officer Sammy Sorrell who processed $$millions$$ in loans during his career.
How Not To Do A
Psychic Reading
Viola
$9.95
ISBN: 0-7414-2759-1
Infinity Publishing, October 2005
61 pages
Award: 2007 New Mexico Book Awards Finalist-New Age
A great little gem of wisdom that is a must read for intuitive readers, for those teaching intuitive readers, and anyone getting an intuitive reading. It’s a code of ethics, a how-to (actually a how not to) written in a conversational and humorous manner. This book is long overdue.
Viola
$9.95
ISBN: 0-7414-2759-1
Infinity Publishing, October 2005
61 pages
Award: 2007 New Mexico Book Awards Finalist-New Age
A great little gem of wisdom that is a must read for intuitive readers, for those teaching intuitive readers, and anyone getting an intuitive reading. It’s a code of ethics, a how-to (actually a how not to) written in a conversational and humorous manner. This book is long overdue.
How To Avoid and Solve Financial Problems
How To Avoid and Solve Financial Problems
Sammy Sorrell
How To Avoid and Solve Financial Problems
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $49.95
American Trend Publishing, 1999. Approximately 150 pages E-Book format.
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A financial bible for financial consultants. Find out how to avoid and solve financial problems that plague consumers, families and small business.
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $49.95
American Trend Publishing, 1999. Approximately 150 pages E-Book format.
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A financial bible for financial consultants. Find out how to avoid and solve financial problems that plague consumers, families and small business.
HUNGER IN THE FIRST PERSON SINGULAR
HUNGER IN THE FIRST PERSON SINGULAR
Michelle Miller
HUNGER IN THE FIRST PERSON SINGULAR
Michelle Miller
$12.00
ISBN 0-938513-15-x
Amador Publishers, 1992 short fiction, 170 pp
A ghost town hermit desiring renewed human contact begins a journal to record her four years in isolation. A man (her animus?) appears, leaving mysterious and puzzling clues to his presence, and initiating a strange courtship which compels the woman into a profound and bewildering journey of mind, body and spirit. Subterranean encounters between the sexes move across contemporary American city and desert landscapes.
AWARD WINNER: New Mexico Press Women's Zia Award BEST BOOK 1993
Michelle Miller goes where woman has not gone before. She has the guts and the imagination to ask our most dangerous questions. Read her -- you won't ever feel as alone again.-- Sharon Niederman, THE SANTA FE REPORTER
Miller's narrator speaks spontaneously in a range of emotions we can feel, hear and experience -- anger, loneliness, humor, longing. Miller crafts a seemingly fantastic experience into one of startling reality, one that dares us to look at our real hungers as women in a world that so readily accepts masks. In these stories, which all deal with some aspect of our instinctual urges, the reader has the opportunity to experience a similar hunger, a hunger for anything that might happen between people without masks or ritual or fear.-- BELLES LETTRES
Michelle Miller is a high risk writer. ... And when her risks do pay off, they pay big... The personal element given to the story by this confessional diary approach makes it interactive in the strongest sense, trapping the reader in a net of interest.-- Eva von Kesselhausen, SMALL PRESS REVIEW
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/hunger.htm
Michelle Miller
$12.00
ISBN 0-938513-15-x
Amador Publishers, 1992 short fiction, 170 pp
A ghost town hermit desiring renewed human contact begins a journal to record her four years in isolation. A man (her animus?) appears, leaving mysterious and puzzling clues to his presence, and initiating a strange courtship which compels the woman into a profound and bewildering journey of mind, body and spirit. Subterranean encounters between the sexes move across contemporary American city and desert landscapes.
AWARD WINNER: New Mexico Press Women's Zia Award BEST BOOK 1993
Michelle Miller goes where woman has not gone before. She has the guts and the imagination to ask our most dangerous questions. Read her -- you won't ever feel as alone again.-- Sharon Niederman, THE SANTA FE REPORTER
Miller's narrator speaks spontaneously in a range of emotions we can feel, hear and experience -- anger, loneliness, humor, longing. Miller crafts a seemingly fantastic experience into one of startling reality, one that dares us to look at our real hungers as women in a world that so readily accepts masks. In these stories, which all deal with some aspect of our instinctual urges, the reader has the opportunity to experience a similar hunger, a hunger for anything that might happen between people without masks or ritual or fear.-- BELLES LETTRES
Michelle Miller is a high risk writer. ... And when her risks do pay off, they pay big... The personal element given to the story by this confessional diary approach makes it interactive in the strongest sense, trapping the reader in a net of interest.-- Eva von Kesselhausen, SMALL PRESS REVIEW
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/hunger.htm
I Came From El Valle
Ruben E. Archuleta
Reg. Price $14.95 softcover
ISBN 0-9629748-3-8
El Jefe, 1999. 259 pages, 112 black & white pictures
This autobiography covers the author’s culturally rich and economically poor childhood in the San Luis Valley. It tells the story of a 17 year old boy who served a tour of duty in Vietnam, joined the Pueblo, Colorado Police Department and retired as the Departments’ first Hispanic Chief. Archuleta’s book covers personal experiences with family alcoholism, working undercover as a narcotics agent, mingling with Soviet spies, fighting police corruption, combating racism, protecting politicians and movie stars, and working for Colorado’s Governor.
REVIEWS
I Came From El Valle is a story of one man’s rise from humble beginnings to a position of prominence. His own story, rich in Hispanic tradition, begins in Antonito in 1945. Later, Archuleta is to become chief of police in Pueblo, an admirable achievement for someone who grew up in a home without water, power, or a bathroom. -- San Luis Valley Dweller
I Came From El Valle is an entertaining personal history. The book is packed with photographs of San Luis Valley landmarks, as well as Archuleta’s family, co-workers, friends, and celebrities. They enhance the tale of one man’s life and experiences. -- Colorado Central Magazine
Pueblo police chief talks about his life, from poverty stricken childhood, through tour of duty in Vietnam, to a career in law enforcement. -- Colorado Talking Book Library
This book documents Ruben’s long career in the Pueblo Police coming from a background of poverty as many New Mexican and Colorado Hispanics do. Every library should have this book as should every school. -- Tradición Revista
Ruben E. Archuleta
Reg. Price $14.95 softcover
ISBN 0-9629748-3-8
El Jefe, 1999. 259 pages, 112 black & white pictures
This autobiography covers the author’s culturally rich and economically poor childhood in the San Luis Valley. It tells the story of a 17 year old boy who served a tour of duty in Vietnam, joined the Pueblo, Colorado Police Department and retired as the Departments’ first Hispanic Chief. Archuleta’s book covers personal experiences with family alcoholism, working undercover as a narcotics agent, mingling with Soviet spies, fighting police corruption, combating racism, protecting politicians and movie stars, and working for Colorado’s Governor.
REVIEWS
I Came From El Valle is a story of one man’s rise from humble beginnings to a position of prominence. His own story, rich in Hispanic tradition, begins in Antonito in 1945. Later, Archuleta is to become chief of police in Pueblo, an admirable achievement for someone who grew up in a home without water, power, or a bathroom. -- San Luis Valley Dweller
I Came From El Valle is an entertaining personal history. The book is packed with photographs of San Luis Valley landmarks, as well as Archuleta’s family, co-workers, friends, and celebrities. They enhance the tale of one man’s life and experiences. -- Colorado Central Magazine
Pueblo police chief talks about his life, from poverty stricken childhood, through tour of duty in Vietnam, to a career in law enforcement. -- Colorado Talking Book Library
This book documents Ruben’s long career in the Pueblo Police coming from a background of poverty as many New Mexican and Colorado Hispanics do. Every library should have this book as should every school. -- Tradición Revista
It is I, Joseph
Cynthia Davis
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-58943-004-2
Americana Publishing, 2001. 229 pages
Joseph’s faith and strength of will are put to the test when his jealous brothers sell him to slave traders. As a slave in Egypt, Joseph is tested by the deceitfulness of Potipher’s wife. In prison he learns humility and finds God’s power to persevere. Freed by Pharaoh himself, Joseph finds his way to the inner workings of the Egyptian palace, but can he find a way to forgive his envious brothers and reunite with his family?
REVIEWS
The ancient land of Egypt, the politics of the Nile Delta, and the pride of nomadic Hebrew tribes are revealed in this fascinating journey of Joseph. -- Ann Edenfield, WINGS Ministry
Exceptionally well written, IT IS I, JOSEPH is enthusiastically recommended. We are introduced to the details and personalities intertwined with one of the most compelling of the Old Testament tales of family and betrayal, hardship and faith, despair and conversion, and eventual restoration and triumph. -- Library Bookwatch
Have you ever wished that you could fully visualize what lies behind the narrative stories in the Bible? ... Cynthia Davis has researched the incredible background of Middle Eastern and Egyptian life [she] also brings it marvelously to light. She makes the Old Testament sing indeed. -- The Rt. Rev. Terence Kelshaw, Bishop Diocese of the Rio Grande
Cynthia Davis
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-58943-004-2
Americana Publishing, 2001. 229 pages
Joseph’s faith and strength of will are put to the test when his jealous brothers sell him to slave traders. As a slave in Egypt, Joseph is tested by the deceitfulness of Potipher’s wife. In prison he learns humility and finds God’s power to persevere. Freed by Pharaoh himself, Joseph finds his way to the inner workings of the Egyptian palace, but can he find a way to forgive his envious brothers and reunite with his family?
REVIEWS
The ancient land of Egypt, the politics of the Nile Delta, and the pride of nomadic Hebrew tribes are revealed in this fascinating journey of Joseph. -- Ann Edenfield, WINGS Ministry
Exceptionally well written, IT IS I, JOSEPH is enthusiastically recommended. We are introduced to the details and personalities intertwined with one of the most compelling of the Old Testament tales of family and betrayal, hardship and faith, despair and conversion, and eventual restoration and triumph. -- Library Bookwatch
Have you ever wished that you could fully visualize what lies behind the narrative stories in the Bible? ... Cynthia Davis has researched the incredible background of Middle Eastern and Egyptian life [she] also brings it marvelously to light. She makes the Old Testament sing indeed. -- The Rt. Rev. Terence Kelshaw, Bishop Diocese of the Rio Grande
It's All In The Frijoles: 100 Famous Latinos Share Real-Life Stories, Time-Tested Dichos, Favorite Folktales, and Inspiring Words of Wisdom
It's All
In The Frijoles: 100 Famous Latinos Share Real-Life
Stories, Time-Tested Dichos, Favorite Folktales, and
Inspiring Words of Wisdom
Yolanda Nava
It's All In The
Frijoles: 100 Famous Latinos Share Real-Life
Stories, Time-Tested Dichos, Favorite Folktales,
and Inspiring Words of Wisdom
Yolanda Nava
Reg. Price $15.00
ISBN 0-684-84900-3
Fireside/Simon & Schuster, 2000. 336 pages
A treasure trove of cherished folktales, lullabies, poems, and dichos, this rich collection of Latino wisdom includes inspiring recollections and anecdotes by well-known and beloved figures, both past and present—from actor Edward James Olmos and author Isabel Allende to Nobel laureate Octavio Paz and Saint Teresa de Avila. It’s All in the Frijoles is certain to evoke with fondness many a childhood memory of essential teachings learned from parents and grandparents.
Yolanda Nava, host of KNME/TV’s Stateline, is an Emmy Award-winning television journalist, newspaper columnist, and motivational speaker. The daughter of Mexican immigrants, she hails from Los Angeles, California, and now resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
REVIEWS
Highly recommended for all public libraries. -- Library Journal, June 2000
The book encourages the passing on of traditions. -- Pasadena Star-News, May 2000
Celebrates the collective wisdom of the Hispanic peoples. -- Washington Post, July 2000
A veritable whos who of international Latinos that demonstartes the immense influence of this group on American culture. Nava pulls off her lessons of Latino life with charm and old-fashioned grace. -- Publishers Weekly, April 2000
Yolanda Nava
Reg. Price $15.00
ISBN 0-684-84900-3
Fireside/Simon & Schuster, 2000. 336 pages
A treasure trove of cherished folktales, lullabies, poems, and dichos, this rich collection of Latino wisdom includes inspiring recollections and anecdotes by well-known and beloved figures, both past and present—from actor Edward James Olmos and author Isabel Allende to Nobel laureate Octavio Paz and Saint Teresa de Avila. It’s All in the Frijoles is certain to evoke with fondness many a childhood memory of essential teachings learned from parents and grandparents.
Yolanda Nava, host of KNME/TV’s Stateline, is an Emmy Award-winning television journalist, newspaper columnist, and motivational speaker. The daughter of Mexican immigrants, she hails from Los Angeles, California, and now resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
REVIEWS
Highly recommended for all public libraries. -- Library Journal, June 2000
The book encourages the passing on of traditions. -- Pasadena Star-News, May 2000
Celebrates the collective wisdom of the Hispanic peoples. -- Washington Post, July 2000
A veritable whos who of international Latinos that demonstartes the immense influence of this group on American culture. Nava pulls off her lessons of Latino life with charm and old-fashioned grace. -- Publishers Weekly, April 2000
Jemez Spring
Rudolfo Anaya
$22.95
ISBN 0-8263-3684-1
UNM Press, 2005. 298 pages
Rudolfo Anaya's latest Sonny Baca mystery eerily reflects current events: it involves terrorists, environmental activists, and water rights in the Southwest.
REVIEWS
This book is the last of the four book series - Zia Summer, Rio Grande Fall, Shaman Winter and a great idea to start with. This is another great book by Rudolfo and starts with the question “Do Dogs Dream?” It is a way to visit Jemez Springs where we are told Rudolfo has property. The book has Los Alamos National Lab, the death of the Governor in a bathhouse, Valles Caldera, and it is a who dunnit that you won’t want to put down. -- Tradicion Revista
Rudolfo Anaya
$22.95
ISBN 0-8263-3684-1
UNM Press, 2005. 298 pages
Rudolfo Anaya's latest Sonny Baca mystery eerily reflects current events: it involves terrorists, environmental activists, and water rights in the Southwest.
REVIEWS
This book is the last of the four book series - Zia Summer, Rio Grande Fall, Shaman Winter and a great idea to start with. This is another great book by Rudolfo and starts with the question “Do Dogs Dream?” It is a way to visit Jemez Springs where we are told Rudolfo has property. The book has Los Alamos National Lab, the death of the Governor in a bathhouse, Valles Caldera, and it is a who dunnit that you won’t want to put down. -- Tradicion Revista
Jemez Valley Cookbook: The Food, The People, The Land, 2nd edition
Jemez Valley Cookbook: The Food, The People, The
Land, 2nd edition
by Judith Ann Isaacs
Jemez Valley Cookbook: The Food, The People, The
Land, 2nd edition
by Judith Ann Isaacs
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 0962964549
106 pp, 7 b&w photos
The Jemez Valley Cookbook is more than just a cookbook. Through the stories of those who contributed, readers learn about the delightful range of characters who make their homes in a beautiful enclave of New Mexico’s northern mountains. Interspersed are anecdotes and photos that relate the history of the valley. These recipes were created, not by sophisticated chefs, but by residents who enjoy cooking, eating -- and sharing. They're also lucky enough to live in a magical landscape.
by Judith Ann Isaacs
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 0962964549
106 pp, 7 b&w photos
The Jemez Valley Cookbook is more than just a cookbook. Through the stories of those who contributed, readers learn about the delightful range of characters who make their homes in a beautiful enclave of New Mexico’s northern mountains. Interspersed are anecdotes and photos that relate the history of the valley. These recipes were created, not by sophisticated chefs, but by residents who enjoy cooking, eating -- and sharing. They're also lucky enough to live in a magical landscape.
JOURNEY FROM THE KEEP OF BONES
Michelle Miller Allen
$20.00
ISBN 0-938513-36-2
Amador Publishers, 2003 novel, 376 pp
Miller Allen interweaves the stories of four characters on spiritual quests which take place alternately in ancient Mesoamerica and contemporary New Mexico.
FIRST RUNNER UP for Best Visionary Fiction in the National Coalition of
Visionary Resources (COVR) 2003 Awards
Having had the fortune of living for a while in New Mexico, where nature overwhelms and, most strangely, compels one to ascertain the presence of one's soul, I was flabbergasted by Michelle Miller Allen's uncanny new novel. She manages to blend the farthest past, probably not real, with the anguished present, too real as to be desperate. No wonder that the desert where the characters' imaginations erupt like volcanos, is called Ojo de Sombras, "Eye of Shadows." Miller Allen possesses that eye and keeps the reader enthralled by the vastness that human nature can attain.-- Isaac Chocron, Venezuelan playwright and novelist; 1992 PNM Endowed Chair, UNM
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/journey.htm
Michelle Miller Allen
$20.00
ISBN 0-938513-36-2
Amador Publishers, 2003 novel, 376 pp
Miller Allen interweaves the stories of four characters on spiritual quests which take place alternately in ancient Mesoamerica and contemporary New Mexico.
FIRST RUNNER UP for Best Visionary Fiction in the National Coalition of
Visionary Resources (COVR) 2003 Awards
Having had the fortune of living for a while in New Mexico, where nature overwhelms and, most strangely, compels one to ascertain the presence of one's soul, I was flabbergasted by Michelle Miller Allen's uncanny new novel. She manages to blend the farthest past, probably not real, with the anguished present, too real as to be desperate. No wonder that the desert where the characters' imaginations erupt like volcanos, is called Ojo de Sombras, "Eye of Shadows." Miller Allen possesses that eye and keeps the reader enthralled by the vastness that human nature can attain.-- Isaac Chocron, Venezuelan playwright and novelist; 1992 PNM Endowed Chair, UNM
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/journey.htm
¿juguemos, ninos?
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9768474-5-0
Aspectos Culturales, 1993
¿juguemos, ninos? and ¿juguemos otra vez? are two sets of childrens' songs and games. Each set has a tape and a book. The book has the music, words, guitar chords and instructions in English and Spanish if it is a game. There are a total of 49 songs and games in the two sets. In addition 30 of the songs are available on a CD. The sets include a variety of levels of songs, all the way from simple finger games to La Rana which is a song which keeps adding lines until you finally have 16 lines to sing without taking a breath. The songs include traditional Spanish childrens' songs, adaptations of English favorites such as "Old MacDonald" and Spanish words with familiar tunes. Some other favorites are "Víbora de la Mar," "Un Elefante," "Naranja Dulce" and "Don Gato." These sets are ideal for teachers in bilingual classrooms of all levels, parents/grandparents who want their children to learn Spanish and are even fun for adults who want to learn Spanish in a fun way.
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9768474-5-0
Aspectos Culturales, 1993
¿juguemos, ninos? and ¿juguemos otra vez? are two sets of childrens' songs and games. Each set has a tape and a book. The book has the music, words, guitar chords and instructions in English and Spanish if it is a game. There are a total of 49 songs and games in the two sets. In addition 30 of the songs are available on a CD. The sets include a variety of levels of songs, all the way from simple finger games to La Rana which is a song which keeps adding lines until you finally have 16 lines to sing without taking a breath. The songs include traditional Spanish childrens' songs, adaptations of English favorites such as "Old MacDonald" and Spanish words with familiar tunes. Some other favorites are "Víbora de la Mar," "Un Elefante," "Naranja Dulce" and "Don Gato." These sets are ideal for teachers in bilingual classrooms of all levels, parents/grandparents who want their children to learn Spanish and are even fun for adults who want to learn Spanish in a fun way.
¿juguemos, otra vez?
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9768474-6-9
Aspectos Culturales, 1993
¿juguemos, ninos? and ¿juguemos otra vez? are two sets of childrens' songs and games. Each set has a tape and a book. The book has the music, words, guitar chords and instructions in English and Spanish if it is a game. There are a total of 49 songs and games in the two sets. In addition 30 of the songs are available on a CD. The sets include a variety of levels of songs, all the way from simple finger games to La Rana which is a song which keeps adding lines until you finally have 16 lines to sing without taking a breath. The songs include traditional Spanish childrens' songs, adaptations of English favorites such as "Old MacDonald" and Spanish words with familiar tunes. Some other favorites are "Víbora de la Mar," "Un Elefante," "Naranja Dulce" and "Don Gato." These sets are ideal for teachers in bilingual classrooms of all levels, parents/grandparents who want their children to learn Spanish and are even fun for adults who want to learn Spanish in a fun way.
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9768474-6-9
Aspectos Culturales, 1993
¿juguemos, ninos? and ¿juguemos otra vez? are two sets of childrens' songs and games. Each set has a tape and a book. The book has the music, words, guitar chords and instructions in English and Spanish if it is a game. There are a total of 49 songs and games in the two sets. In addition 30 of the songs are available on a CD. The sets include a variety of levels of songs, all the way from simple finger games to La Rana which is a song which keeps adding lines until you finally have 16 lines to sing without taking a breath. The songs include traditional Spanish childrens' songs, adaptations of English favorites such as "Old MacDonald" and Spanish words with familiar tunes. Some other favorites are "Víbora de la Mar," "Un Elefante," "Naranja Dulce" and "Don Gato." These sets are ideal for teachers in bilingual classrooms of all levels, parents/grandparents who want their children to learn Spanish and are even fun for adults who want to learn Spanish in a fun way.
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America-hardcover
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America
Karl R. Bossi
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America
Karl R. Bossi
Reg. price Hard cover $23.95 Softcover $14.95
ISBN 0-9759811-0-2 hardcover; ISBN: 0-9759811-1-0 softcover
Gondola Press, 2005. 256 pages with 17-vintage illustrations
Awards
Average Customer Review on Amazon.com: FIVE STARS
This emotional memoir provides a visceral look at an important time in history. It chronicles the life of a boy growing up on the cobblestone streets of Boston in an Italian-speaking family, in the jungles of Vietnam leading a U. S. Air Force bomb disposal team, and inside the secret world of nuclear weapons.
REVIEWS
ON A SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT back to Boston from my home in New Mexico, I started to reminisce about my last assignment in the Air Force. In my airbase office, over the taupe leather couch, a picture of a grizzled prospector faced the desk. The old man had stubble on his face, the look of a newly cut wheat field. A large safety pin in the crumpled, dirty Stetson kept the brim up. I had bought the poster at a local flea market; it appealed to me, especially the phrase in bold at the bottom: In Youth, We Learn; With Age, We Understand.
Beautiful, poignant, and very funny. You're a tough guy, Karl. You've done some pretty amazing things. You write, I think, from the heart...like a real human being with a lot of soul and passion. -- Jordan Rich, WBZ
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America, will do for Italian-Americans what Angela’s Ashes did for Irish-Americans. It is a compelling and heartfelt story that will appeal to all readers who enjoy memoirs told with humor, pathos, and integrity. A must read for anyone that appreciates an absorbing tale. -- G.L. Tassone: Novelist, short story writer, Pushcart Prize nominee
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It chronicles one man's journey in a quest for self-realization from the pre-World War II ethnic neighborhoods of Boston to the jungles of Vietnam. It is written with a style, candor and humor that will capture both the reader's interest and imagination. Additionally, the whole book is delightfully peppered with brilliant linguistic metaphors that will have literary buffs clamoring for more. -- Roland G. Sleater
Karl R. Bossi
Reg. price Hard cover $23.95 Softcover $14.95
ISBN 0-9759811-0-2 hardcover; ISBN: 0-9759811-1-0 softcover
Gondola Press, 2005. 256 pages with 17-vintage illustrations
Awards
Average Customer Review on Amazon.com: FIVE STARS
This emotional memoir provides a visceral look at an important time in history. It chronicles the life of a boy growing up on the cobblestone streets of Boston in an Italian-speaking family, in the jungles of Vietnam leading a U. S. Air Force bomb disposal team, and inside the secret world of nuclear weapons.
REVIEWS
ON A SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT back to Boston from my home in New Mexico, I started to reminisce about my last assignment in the Air Force. In my airbase office, over the taupe leather couch, a picture of a grizzled prospector faced the desk. The old man had stubble on his face, the look of a newly cut wheat field. A large safety pin in the crumpled, dirty Stetson kept the brim up. I had bought the poster at a local flea market; it appealed to me, especially the phrase in bold at the bottom: In Youth, We Learn; With Age, We Understand.
Beautiful, poignant, and very funny. You're a tough guy, Karl. You've done some pretty amazing things. You write, I think, from the heart...like a real human being with a lot of soul and passion. -- Jordan Rich, WBZ
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America, will do for Italian-Americans what Angela’s Ashes did for Irish-Americans. It is a compelling and heartfelt story that will appeal to all readers who enjoy memoirs told with humor, pathos, and integrity. A must read for anyone that appreciates an absorbing tale. -- G.L. Tassone: Novelist, short story writer, Pushcart Prize nominee
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It chronicles one man's journey in a quest for self-realization from the pre-World War II ethnic neighborhoods of Boston to the jungles of Vietnam. It is written with a style, candor and humor that will capture both the reader's interest and imagination. Additionally, the whole book is delightfully peppered with brilliant linguistic metaphors that will have literary buffs clamoring for more. -- Roland G. Sleater
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America-softcover
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America
Karl R. Bossi
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America
Karl R. Bossi
Reg. price Hard cover $23.95 Softcover $14.95
ISBN 0-9759811-0-2 hardcover; ISBN: 0-9759811-1-0 softcover
Gondola Press, 2005. 256 pages with 17-vintage illustrations
Awards
Average Customer Review on Amazon.com: FIVE STARS
This emotional memoir provides a visceral look at an important time in history. It chronicles the life of a boy growing up on the cobblestone streets of Boston in an Italian-speaking family, in the jungles of Vietnam leading a U. S. Air Force bomb disposal team, and inside the secret world of nuclear weapons.
REVIEWS
ON A SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT back to Boston from my home in New Mexico, I started to reminisce about my last assignment in the Air Force. In my airbase office, over the taupe leather couch, a picture of a grizzled prospector faced the desk. The old man had stubble on his face, the look of a newly cut wheat field. A large safety pin in the crumpled, dirty Stetson kept the brim up. I had bought the poster at a local flea market; it appealed to me, especially the phrase in bold at the bottom: In Youth, We Learn; With Age, We Understand.
Beautiful, poignant, and very funny. You're a tough guy, Karl. You've done some pretty amazing things. You write, I think, from the heart...like a real human being with a lot of soul and passion. -- Jordan Rich, WBZ
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America, will do for Italian-Americans what Angela’s Ashes did for Irish-Americans. It is a compelling and heartfelt story that will appeal to all readers who enjoy memoirs told with humor, pathos, and integrity. A must read for anyone that appreciates an absorbing tale. -- G.L. Tassone: Novelist, short story writer, Pushcart Prize nominee
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It chronicles one man's journey in a quest for self-realization from the pre-World War II ethnic neighborhoods of Boston to the jungles of Vietnam. It is written with a style, candor and humor that will capture both the reader's interest and imagination. Additionally, the whole book is delightfully peppered with brilliant linguistic metaphors that will have literary buffs clamoring for more. -- Roland G. Sleater
Karl R. Bossi
Reg. price Hard cover $23.95 Softcover $14.95
ISBN 0-9759811-0-2 hardcover; ISBN: 0-9759811-1-0 softcover
Gondola Press, 2005. 256 pages with 17-vintage illustrations
Awards
Average Customer Review on Amazon.com: FIVE STARS
This emotional memoir provides a visceral look at an important time in history. It chronicles the life of a boy growing up on the cobblestone streets of Boston in an Italian-speaking family, in the jungles of Vietnam leading a U. S. Air Force bomb disposal team, and inside the secret world of nuclear weapons.
REVIEWS
ON A SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT back to Boston from my home in New Mexico, I started to reminisce about my last assignment in the Air Force. In my airbase office, over the taupe leather couch, a picture of a grizzled prospector faced the desk. The old man had stubble on his face, the look of a newly cut wheat field. A large safety pin in the crumpled, dirty Stetson kept the brim up. I had bought the poster at a local flea market; it appealed to me, especially the phrase in bold at the bottom: In Youth, We Learn; With Age, We Understand.
Beautiful, poignant, and very funny. You're a tough guy, Karl. You've done some pretty amazing things. You write, I think, from the heart...like a real human being with a lot of soul and passion. -- Jordan Rich, WBZ
Just Call Me Moose! Growing Up Italian in America, will do for Italian-Americans what Angela’s Ashes did for Irish-Americans. It is a compelling and heartfelt story that will appeal to all readers who enjoy memoirs told with humor, pathos, and integrity. A must read for anyone that appreciates an absorbing tale. -- G.L. Tassone: Novelist, short story writer, Pushcart Prize nominee
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It chronicles one man's journey in a quest for self-realization from the pre-World War II ethnic neighborhoods of Boston to the jungles of Vietnam. It is written with a style, candor and humor that will capture both the reader's interest and imagination. Additionally, the whole book is delightfully peppered with brilliant linguistic metaphors that will have literary buffs clamoring for more. -- Roland G. Sleater
The King’s Lizard
Pamela Christie
Reg. price $14.95 softcover
ISBN 0-9666860-4-7
Lone Butte Press, 2004. 356 pages, Maps of NM in 1779
A Tale of Murder and Deception in old Santa Fe. This rollicking historical mystery stampedes across the kingdom of New Mexico in 1782. Enjoy the tasty combo of a gripping mystery set against authentic historical background. The plot turns on the slave trade in the southwest. Visit Santa Fe again, this time the way it used to be.
REVIEWS
Through painstaking research and deft writing (Christie) has put together a first-rate novel . . .she gives the reader a real feel for the hardships and joys of life on the ragged edge of the Spanish empire ~ a rarity among the many light-weight historical novels knocking around the bookstores nowadays . . . a hell of a saga. -- Bill Waters, The Santa Fe New Mexican
a fine tale of suspense from New Mexico’s cast of larger than life characters . . . -- Dr. Frances Levine, Palace of the Governors
tells of a violent time without being a violent story . . . -- Meredith Britt, The Las Vegas Optic
“a rollicking tale of murder and mystery in old New Mexico . . .Christie’s plot twists are woven so well the reader keeps reading late at night . . .sure to delight the most discriminating historical devotee as well as the mystery fan.” -- Sheila Cowing, Southwest BookViews
Pamela Christie
Reg. price $14.95 softcover
ISBN 0-9666860-4-7
Lone Butte Press, 2004. 356 pages, Maps of NM in 1779
A Tale of Murder and Deception in old Santa Fe. This rollicking historical mystery stampedes across the kingdom of New Mexico in 1782. Enjoy the tasty combo of a gripping mystery set against authentic historical background. The plot turns on the slave trade in the southwest. Visit Santa Fe again, this time the way it used to be.
REVIEWS
Through painstaking research and deft writing (Christie) has put together a first-rate novel . . .she gives the reader a real feel for the hardships and joys of life on the ragged edge of the Spanish empire ~ a rarity among the many light-weight historical novels knocking around the bookstores nowadays . . . a hell of a saga. -- Bill Waters, The Santa Fe New Mexican
a fine tale of suspense from New Mexico’s cast of larger than life characters . . . -- Dr. Frances Levine, Palace of the Governors
tells of a violent time without being a violent story . . . -- Meredith Britt, The Las Vegas Optic
“a rollicking tale of murder and mystery in old New Mexico . . .Christie’s plot twists are woven so well the reader keeps reading late at night . . .sure to delight the most discriminating historical devotee as well as the mystery fan.” -- Sheila Cowing, Southwest BookViews
The Kingdom of the Bride
Martin R. Bachicha
Reg. price $9.99
ISBN 0-9676215-0-X
KBride Press, 1997. 240 pages
Find out why The Kingdom of the Bride is a breakthrough in the field of eschatology (the study of Last Things). In it you will rediscover the prophetic faith of the early church fathers, the view still held by the majority of the world's Christians. The Kingdom of the Bride presents Christ's Second Coming from a fascinating literal, futuristic perspective.
Introducing a revolutionary new PROPHETIC PARADIGM called "KINGDOM AMILLENNIALISM," The Kingdom of the Bride builds upon the classic amillennial thought of the great church father Saint Augustine while describing how Christ's Bride, the Church, will triumphantly reign on the earth in the last days right before Jesus' Second Coming.
REVIEWS
This fascinating, well-detailed book by Bachicha re-examines the prophecies of the early church and compels fresh thinking about life on this blue marble [earth].... A whole new perspective on prophecy.... -- The Book Reader, Spring/Summer 2000.
Martin Bachicha's The Kingdom of the Bride is a refreshing oasis in the current Sahara of prophetic babbling. If you're thirsty, get his book and enjoy a long, wonderful drink! -- Dave MacPherson, author of The Three R's
The Kingdom of the Bride is thoroughly engaging, thought provoking, and excellently researched material. Martin Bachicha has done us a favor by merging a compelling amillennial argument with broad eschatological and historical insights. Even if you believe in a pre-tribulation rapture you'll find persuasive reasons to draw close to Christ and to prepare for the future --Thomas Horn, author of Spiritual Warfare, The Invisible Invasion and The Gods Who Walk Among Us.
The Kingdom of the Bride presents an original perspective of prophecy .... a highly recommended read.-- Clif Droke, Last Days Journal, Sept. 1998
The Kingdom of the Bride takes a thorough and fascinating new look at eschatology and reflects on the love affair between Christ and His Church --The Christian News, June 1999
Martin R. Bachicha
Reg. price $9.99
ISBN 0-9676215-0-X
KBride Press, 1997. 240 pages
Find out why The Kingdom of the Bride is a breakthrough in the field of eschatology (the study of Last Things). In it you will rediscover the prophetic faith of the early church fathers, the view still held by the majority of the world's Christians. The Kingdom of the Bride presents Christ's Second Coming from a fascinating literal, futuristic perspective.
Introducing a revolutionary new PROPHETIC PARADIGM called "KINGDOM AMILLENNIALISM," The Kingdom of the Bride builds upon the classic amillennial thought of the great church father Saint Augustine while describing how Christ's Bride, the Church, will triumphantly reign on the earth in the last days right before Jesus' Second Coming.
REVIEWS
This fascinating, well-detailed book by Bachicha re-examines the prophecies of the early church and compels fresh thinking about life on this blue marble [earth].... A whole new perspective on prophecy.... -- The Book Reader, Spring/Summer 2000.
Martin Bachicha's The Kingdom of the Bride is a refreshing oasis in the current Sahara of prophetic babbling. If you're thirsty, get his book and enjoy a long, wonderful drink! -- Dave MacPherson, author of The Three R's
The Kingdom of the Bride is thoroughly engaging, thought provoking, and excellently researched material. Martin Bachicha has done us a favor by merging a compelling amillennial argument with broad eschatological and historical insights. Even if you believe in a pre-tribulation rapture you'll find persuasive reasons to draw close to Christ and to prepare for the future --Thomas Horn, author of Spiritual Warfare, The Invisible Invasion and The Gods Who Walk Among Us.
The Kingdom of the Bride presents an original perspective of prophecy .... a highly recommended read.-- Clif Droke, Last Days Journal, Sept. 1998
The Kingdom of the Bride takes a thorough and fascinating new look at eschatology and reflects on the love affair between Christ and His Church --The Christian News, June 1999
Kitchen’s Opera House Gallup, New Mexico
Kitchen’s Opera House Gallup, New Mexico
Roger Zimmerman, Ph.D., P. E.
Kitchen’s Opera House Gallup, New Mexico
Roger Zimmerman, Ph.D., P. E.
Reg. price $10.00
ISBN 0-9727395-2-1
Digital 1 Presentations. 181 pages; text, several diagrams, one photograph
This book is about Kitchen’s Opera House. It contains an accounting of the activities leading up to the construction and inauguration of the facility through its partial demise. Kitchen’s Opera House served a very vital role in the early life of Gallup, New Mexico and touched most or all of the citizens in one way or another. One dollar from the sale of this book is donated to the Octavia Fellin Public Library in Gallup, New Mexico.
Roger Zimmerman, Ph.D., P. E.
Reg. price $10.00
ISBN 0-9727395-2-1
Digital 1 Presentations. 181 pages; text, several diagrams, one photograph
This book is about Kitchen’s Opera House. It contains an accounting of the activities leading up to the construction and inauguration of the facility through its partial demise. Kitchen’s Opera House served a very vital role in the early life of Gallup, New Mexico and touched most or all of the citizens in one way or another. One dollar from the sale of this book is donated to the Octavia Fellin Public Library in Gallup, New Mexico.
Kokopelli--Drum in Belly
Gail E. Haley
Reg. price $18.95 hardcover/$12.95 softcover
ISBN 0-86541-068-2 hardcover; 0-86541-069-0 softcover
Filter Press, 2003. 32-pages, full color
An ancient Native American tale beautifully told and illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Gail E. Haley.
REVIEWS
Bold and colorful acrylic paintings on textured paper, filled with images central to Native American culture, create a rich visual backdrop against which this compelling story unfolds. -- Booklist, 2003
Gail E. Haley
Reg. price $18.95 hardcover/$12.95 softcover
ISBN 0-86541-068-2 hardcover; 0-86541-069-0 softcover
Filter Press, 2003. 32-pages, full color
An ancient Native American tale beautifully told and illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Gail E. Haley.
REVIEWS
Bold and colorful acrylic paintings on textured paper, filled with images central to Native American culture, create a rich visual backdrop against which this compelling story unfolds. -- Booklist, 2003
Kokopelli--Drum in Belly
Gail E. Haley
Reg. price $18.95 hardcover/$12.95 softcover
ISBN 0-86541-068-2 hardcover; 0-86541-069-0 softcover
Filter Press, 2003. 32-pages, full color
An ancient Native American tale beautifully told and illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Gail E. Haley.
REVIEWS
Bold and colorful acrylic paintings on textured paper, filled with images central to Native American culture, create a rich visual backdrop against which this compelling story unfolds. -- Booklist, 2003
Gail E. Haley
Reg. price $18.95 hardcover/$12.95 softcover
ISBN 0-86541-068-2 hardcover; 0-86541-069-0 softcover
Filter Press, 2003. 32-pages, full color
An ancient Native American tale beautifully told and illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Gail E. Haley.
REVIEWS
Bold and colorful acrylic paintings on textured paper, filled with images central to Native American culture, create a rich visual backdrop against which this compelling story unfolds. -- Booklist, 2003
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