Univ. of New Mexico
I Have Seen the Fire
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This was, for me, an odd book. It is a novel inspired by the life of a pioneer woman known to readers previously ...Read Review
Ghosts of El Grullo
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Yolanda Sahagun in 1973 is about to enter college at the University of San Diego, in California, but that’s not the most unusual ...Read Review
Beating the Devil
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In the 1930s near the Texas town of El Paso, young Carlos has grown to become a tough-minded fighter. He dreams of crossing ...Read Review
The Taos Truth Game
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Ganz, retired chairman of the MFA program at the University of Montana, resurrects the forgotten writer Myron Brinig and imagines his introduction ...Read Review
The Entre Rios Trilogy
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The Jewish experience in Europe and the United States has been a popular subject in both fiction and nonfiction. Yet the story ...Read Review
Uncertain Pilgrims
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This story, a contemporary novel sprinkled with rich historical detail, centers on healing, fresh perspectives and starting anew. After tragedy strikes the ...Read Review
West Bound: Stories of Providence
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Robert Gish writes a compelling and delightful collection of short stories that will make you frown, smile, and laugh out loud. These stories ...Read Review
Teddy’s Cattle Drive: A Story from History
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This is a wonderful book to add to a collection of Wild West tales. Historian Marc Simmons tells the story of Teddy Abbot, ...Read Review
The Horse in the Kitchen: Stories of a Mexican-American Family
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Mr. Flores, a retired schoolteacher, grew up with the stories his father told him about his childhood in Mexico; they eventually inspired Flores ...Read Review
Sor Juana’s Second Dream: A Novel
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This lovely novel can be read without any previous knowledge of the famous Mexican nun. The author evokes the feel of 17th century ...Read Review