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MY FIRST GARDEN by Lisa Fox A sense of PlaceOf coming home to the Heart of the matterThis is where it all starts; to mend… to restore… to redressand… Observe…How
We are excited to announce the publication of a new children’s book by local author, Gabrielle Herbertson and Taos artist, Lynn Garlick. Gabrielle, of the El Rito area north of
Rosabel Cordova Herrera, described as “happy, religious, funny, and strict as a parent” by her daughter Ruth Martinez, wrote poems throughout her life ranging in topic from the power of
Book review After reading the latest novel, Death Under The Perseids from our own Teresa Dovalpage, I so want to visit Cuba! I don’t yet speak Spanish (Duo Lingo lessons
in French, English, and Haitian Editors: Senior Editor Elizabeth Brunazzi,Co-editors Eddy Toussaint Tontongi and Denizé Lauture The poetry selected for inclusion in This Land, My Beloved/Cette Terre, mon amour/Tè Mwen
Steeple Chase by Elizabeth Brunazzi Young Buddha escaping the sleeping castle, your beautiful young wife, your infant son, your horse’s hooves velveted, silent over the pavement stones, the cosmos conspiring
By Darwin Star One of the first things you’ll be told when you start working around horses happens to be one of the most important: Don’t get caught in the
New Mexico: The French Presence since the 1500s Distinguished author and independent scholar Francois-Marie Patorni will present a talk: “New Mexico: The French Presence since the 1500s” Saturday, November 6,
Preserving traditions has always been important to the Hispanic people. These traditions make up the foundation of who we are, passed down from our ancestors to keep the stories alive.
It is said that before entering the seaa river trembles with fear.She looks back at the path she has traveled,from the peaks of the mountains,the long winding road crossing forests
Being old is a wonderful liberation, if you are lucky. -Linn Bayne At 91, Linn Bayne is just getting started. She published her first volume of poetry in 2016. She
By Jennifer Mooney Hope, Interrupted; America Lost and Found in Letters (Orange Frazer Press, May 2021) is a cautionary tale of hope, fear, optimism, existential dread, and living. Byron—a southern
Book Review by Tammie Arvila Paul “Snappy” Smith was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, with the exception of three wonderful years of high school in Pomona, California, where