New Mexico Book Co-op

The Sacred Feminine
by Judith McLaughlin

224 pages 43 illustrations
978-1-890689-27-8 $17.95
Sacred Feminine examines the role that culture, religion, sociology, art and gender played in the development of the religious Santero art, in particular, the images of women. Santero art beautifully portrayed the feminine both in nature and spirit. The Spanish loved the Virgin profoundly and fervently from the 12th century onward, within the Cult of Mary, in Spain and throughout Europe. This devotion reached its peak just before and during the discovery and conquest of the New World.

Saints of the Pueblos
Charles M. Carrillo
Reg. price $39.95 hardcover; $19.95 softcover
ISBN 1-890689-30-0/1-890689-07-6
LPD Press, 2004. 96 pages, 78 color illustrations

Awards
Winner, 2007 INDIE Excellence Book Award
Winner 2005 Ralph Emerson Twitchell Award from Historical Society of NM
Finalist, 2004 National Best Books Award
2004 Southwest Books of the Year, Tucson-Pima Library System

Saints have always been a part of mission-building in the Southwest. Each of the Pueblos in New Mexico has a patron saint. Dr. Carrillo has documented these saints along with the various Pueblo ceramic traditions to create this exciting new book. In addition to the 19 New Mexican Pueblos there are 4 abandoned pueblos featured in the exhibit. The book has pictures of all the Patron Saints, the pottery of the Pueblos, a map, and the explanation behind the paintings. This is the first book to bridge the two major cultures of New Mexico — Native American and Hispanic. Book has essays by Archbishop Michael Sheehan, Pueblo historian Joe Sando, and Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Director Ron Solimon.

REVIEWS
For those who can't understand the close connection between the Pueblo people and the Catholic Church, this book is a must-read. -- Santa Fe New Mexican

Saints of the Pueblos offers readers a glimpse into the rich Hispanic and Native American art and history of the Mission Pueblos of the Southwestern United States. A beautiful full color title that you will want to keep in your permanent library. — USABookNews.com

This book documents the Pueblo Patron Saints in the pottery traditions that made them famous. In addition to the 19 New Mexican Pueblos there are abandoned pueblos featured in the book. This book pictures all of the Patron Saints, the pottery of the Pueblos, a map and the explanation behind the paintings. This is the first book to bridge the two major cultures of New Mexico — Native American and Hispanic. -- People of God

Saints of the Pueblos by Dr. Charles M. Carrillo will become a treasure for readers whose interests are the Pueblo and Hispanic cultures and arts of New Mexico. Carrillo combines the Catholic saint of a pueblo and design elements from that Pueblos early pottery and creates a unique retablo. Every Pueblo and the four abandoned Pueblos are honored with their own piece. The Indian Pueblo Culture Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico will host the opening of the exhibit. Saints of the Pueblos has beautiful color photographs of each retablo, pictures of the pottery, and black and white photographs from some of the Pueblos. I highly recommend this book and look forward to seeing the exhibit in August 2004. Museums across the country should consider inquiring about having this exhibit. -- Reviewers Consortium

In Saints of the Pueblos, prizewinning santero Dr. Charles Carrillo combines artistic tradition with historical research to create a visual testament to the role patron saints have played in linking New Mexico's Hispanic and Pueblo cultures. This is the first time Hispanic New Mexican retablos have been used to represent the patron saints of the Land of Enchantment's 19 active pueblos along with their pottery styles. -- Santa Fean

Saints of the Pueblos
Charles M. Carrillo
Reg. price $39.95 hardcover; $19.95 softcover
ISBN 1-890689-30-0/1-890689-07-6
LPD Press, 2004. 96 pages, 78 color illustrations

Awards
Winner, 2007 INDIE Excellence Book Award
Winner 2005 Ralph Emerson Twitchell Award from Historical Society of NM
Finalist, 2004 National Best Books Award
2004 Southwest Books of the Year, Tucson-Pima Library System

Saints have always been a part of mission-building in the Southwest. Each of the Pueblos in New Mexico has a patron saint. Dr. Carrillo has documented these saints along with the various Pueblo ceramic traditions to create this exciting new book. In addition to the 19 New Mexican Pueblos there are 4 abandoned pueblos featured in the exhibit. The book has pictures of all the Patron Saints, the pottery of the Pueblos, a map, and the explanation behind the paintings. This is the first book to bridge the two major cultures of New Mexico — Native American and Hispanic. Book has essays by Archbishop Michael Sheehan, Pueblo historian Joe Sando, and Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Director Ron Solimon.

REVIEWS
For those who can't understand the close connection between the Pueblo people and the Catholic Church, this book is a must-read. -- Santa Fe New Mexican

Saints of the Pueblos offers readers a glimpse into the rich Hispanic and Native American art and history of the Mission Pueblos of the Southwestern United States. A beautiful full color title that you will want to keep in your permanent library. — USABookNews.com

This book documents the Pueblo Patron Saints in the pottery traditions that made them famous. In addition to the 19 New Mexican Pueblos there are abandoned pueblos featured in the book. This book pictures all of the Patron Saints, the pottery of the Pueblos, a map and the explanation behind the paintings. This is the first book to bridge the two major cultures of New Mexico — Native American and Hispanic. -- People of God

Saints of the Pueblos by Dr. Charles M. Carrillo will become a treasure for readers whose interests are the Pueblo and Hispanic cultures and arts of New Mexico. Carrillo combines the Catholic saint of a pueblo and design elements from that Pueblos early pottery and creates a unique retablo. Every Pueblo and the four abandoned Pueblos are honored with their own piece. The Indian Pueblo Culture Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico will host the opening of the exhibit. Saints of the Pueblos has beautiful color photographs of each retablo, pictures of the pottery, and black and white photographs from some of the Pueblos. I highly recommend this book and look forward to seeing the exhibit in August 2004. Museums across the country should consider inquiring about having this exhibit. -- Reviewers Consortium

In Saints of the Pueblos, prizewinning santero Dr. Charles Carrillo combines artistic tradition with historical research to create a visual testament to the role patron saints have played in linking New Mexico's Hispanic and Pueblo cultures. This is the first time Hispanic New Mexican retablos have been used to represent the patron saints of the Land of Enchantment's 19 active pueblos along with their pottery styles. -- Santa Fean

Santa Fe Christmas
Christine Mather
$14.95
ISBN 0-89013-463-4
Museum of New Mexico Press, 1993. 96 pages

REVIEWS
This is a cute little stocking stuffer that has recipes, art, traditions, great photos, and the feel of old New Mexico. It is an especially nice book to give to folks who live out of New Mexico. There is a nice Source Guide in the back for those visiting Santa Fe or want to call and get specific items. Wrap it up with a box of pinon and cedar incense and you have the sights and smells of Christmas. -- Tradicion Revista

Santa Fe Hispanic Culture: Preserving Identity in a Tourist Town
Andrew Leo Lovato
$24.95
ISBN 0-8263-3225-0
UNM Press, 2004.160 pages, all black & white with some archival photos

A native resident of Santa Fe discusses the impact of tourism on the City Different and the cultural identity of its Hispanic citizens.

REVIEWS
We all know that Santa Fe isn’t the city we all knew even a few years ago. Andrew Lovato interviewed a number of prominent Santa Feans to find information in this book. Included are: Charlie Carrillo, AnaMaria Samaniego, Ramon Jose Lopez, Mayor Larry Delgado, and others. In the section on Spanish Market the author explains that Hispanic artists are frozen in time for the medium they use and they resent that no artists in Market are on the Board. Good points. The book is a good beginning. -- Tradicion Revista

Santa Fe Kitchens: Delicious Recipes from the Southwest
by The Museum of New Mexico Foundation
$24.95
ISBN: 1-4236-0018-5
Ancient City Press, 2005. 248 pages

For centuries, Santa Fe has charmed visitors and captured the imagination and spirit of its residents. A central ingredient in the making of Santa Fe’s charm has been the kitchens of the city and the surrounding area. Whether in the home or in restaurants, Santa Fe kitchens reflect the diversity of its residents and visitors, and blend the diverse cultures of New Mexico. Now, The Museum of New Mexico Foundation has collected more than 300 recipes from its membership, local chefs, artists and dignitaries to help create this exciting new cookbook.
Unique and delicious recipes from some of New Mexico’s most renowned chefs reflect the balance of Santa Fe’s cultures and lifestyle.
Featuring recipes from the most renowned kitchens of New Mexico, including:
Coyote Café—Mark Miller, proprietor and chef; Bradley Borchardt, chef
El Farol—David Salazar, proprietor; James C. Caruso, chef
Fuego Restaurant—Bouneou Maxime
Harry’s Roadhouse—Harry Shapiro, proprietor
Jane Butel Cooking School—Jane Butel, proprietor and author
Jinja Café—Lesley Allin, proprietor and chef
Los Pinos Guest Ranch, Pecos—Alice M. McSweeney, proprietor and chef
Osteria D’Assisi—Lino Pertusini, proprietor; F. Ventricini, chef
Santa Fe School of Cooking—Nicole Ammerman
Paula Lambert, author, The Cheese Lover’s Cookbook and Guide

The Santero’s Miracle: A Bilingual Story
Rudolfo Anaya with illustrations by Amy Cordova and Spanish translations by Enrique Lamadrid.
$16.95
ISBN 0-8263-2847-4
UNM Press, 2004. hardback, 30 pages, 19 color illustrations

This bilingual story of a grandfather's and grandson's faith, hope, and love is to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.

REVIEWS
This kid’s book came out in December and a lot of people missed it. It is a perfect book for a kid or an adult learning Spanish because it is bilingual. The illustrations are beautiful and bright. It is the story of San Isidro told by someone who should know. There is a glossary. It is the best book for this Christmas if you didn’t get it last Christmas. -- Tradicion Revista

Santos: Sacred Art of Colorado
edited by Paul Rhetts, Barbe Awalt, and Thomas J. Steele, S.J.
Reg. price $4.00 softcover
ISBN 0-9641542-5-0
LPD Press, 1997. 40 pages, 27 color, 17 b/w photos

Santos aren’t just made in New Mexico. Meet some of the contemporary artists of Colorado.

REVIEWS
The making of bultos, retablos, altarscreens, and tin work is usually considered a New Mexican art form. Northern New Mexico and southern Colorado share an identity of place, culture, and history independent of the states’ boundary line. This brings together the santeros and santeras working today in Colorado. -- Willy Sutton, O’Sullivan Arts Center

Santos al Desnudo
Mediavilla de Toste
Reg. price $50.00
ISBN# 1-933352-26-4
Ediciones Puerto, San Juan, PR, 2005.305 pages. 25 illustrations and 61 color photographs

Written in Spanish with English translation at the end of each chapter. The book has 18 chapters. The author educates the reader in the style characteristics of 16 santeros from Puerto Rico from the 18th to the 21st century. In this way collectors and curators can learn how to identify the artists that carved the santos since normally the carvings were not signed by the santero. The book also includes the most comprehensive bibliography on the "santos de palo de Puerto Rico" compiled by Francisco Toste Santana.

A Scandal in Yvonsk and Other Stories
Avrum Organick
Reg. price $22.95
ISBN 0-9671068-6-9
Red Lake Press, 2004. 195 pages

This series of stories begins in Yvonsk, a small Polish town at the turn of the last century, and sweeps forward in time and place from New York City into the vast landscape of the American West. From the first, and throughout many of the stories, the Jewish experience and the Jewish consciousness of the writer emerges. Yet the writer's sensitivity to and love of the larger world, his interaction with its people and his empathetic response to their joys and tragedies, mark him as a writer of broader range. While these stories, in aggregate, can also be seen as the writer's autobiography, as individual pieces, the stories make a new contribution to the literature of American life of the twentieth century.

The Secundus Papyrus
Albert Noyer
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-59264-034-6
Toby Press, 2003. 300 pages

November, A.D. 439, at Ravenna, Italy: surgeon Getorius Asterius and his wife Arcadia examine the body of Behan, a monk seemingly drowned in a penitential rite. A prophecy text they find in his hut suggests that a document of earthshaking importance will soon be revealed. Shortly after, during a visit with Galla Placidia, the emperor's mother, to a new mausoleum, a hidden niche violently reveals "the Last Will and Testament of Jesus Christ." The stunning terms of the will, if implemented by the Bishop of Rome, will bring apocalyptic chaos to the twin Roman empires.
Placidia suppresses the papyrus while authenticity is tested. After three witnesses are murdered, Getorius suggests that Rabbi David ben Zadok evaluate the text. His prediction of what will occur if the papyrus is released: empire-wide civil war. When Getorius is arrested on a false charge of dissecting the body of a monk, Arcadia is left alone to deal with the papyrus.
Late in December, Brenos, abbot of Behan's monastery, delayed by winter storms, arrives from Gaul, ostensibly to bury his dead monk but actually to reveal the will at the Nativity Mass. Frantic at discovering that the papyrus has been permanently discovered, Brenos meets with "Smyrna" his mysterious contact in Ravenna, in an effort to locate the document.
In the last late hours December 24, it is still not certain that fanatical members of a religious order will not succeed in establishing a theocracy designed to supplant the dying Western Empire.

REVIEWS
Albert Noyer is a novelist who knows how to make history come alive and seem important. [He] has an artist's eye for color and a scholar's passion for accuracy. -- DR. RONALD MODRAS / ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY

Noyer has an almost musical yet tight style of writing. Building suspense. . . he leads the reader to a surprise ending. Noyer, an art historian, uses a detailed knowledge of the Romans to entice the reader with descriptive passages on the religions, politics, food, medicine and day-to-day life of the time. -- THE ALBQUERQUE SUNDAY JOURNAL

The Secundus Papyrus, a historical mystery, is a welcome break from the deluge of beach-reading currently clogging up the bookshelves. Now don’t roll your eyes like that…yes, I know what you’re thinking. Historical mysteries…yawn…well not this time. The Secundus Papyrus is as potent as Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose, and with the same mix of interesting characters, historical setting and creepy atmosphere… With illuminating insights into fifth century medicine, religion and culture, The Secundus Papyrus is a highly intriguing story that breathes life and color into the twilight years of the Roman Empire. -- Lisa Polisar, abqARTS

This is a satisfying book to read. Noyer beautifully and effortlessly blends the many small details of daily life at the time into a really good mystery plot. With no effort on your part, you are smoothly transported to 5th century Ravenna, Italy, riding along on a bumpy cart, for example, with Getorius and Arcadia, enjoying the fragrant smells of baking bread and…roasting meat and fish. Noyer has obviously logged a good number of research hours for this book. He teaches us medicine as practiced then: the theory and the actual practices. He shows us the cultures, the religions, the minutiae of daily life. He also makes real for us the old saying the more things change, the more they stay the same. The religious arguments against dissection of a dead body mirror the arguments against such things as stem cell research today. He details the political maneuvering among the rulers and would-be rulers and the cultural gap between rich and poor_very much the same today.

This is the second historical mystery for Noyer; the first was The Saint’s Day Deaths, which in Noyer’s words,“…is in a sense a prequel to [Secundus] set at what is now Mainz, Germany, in AD 406, 33 years previously. The protagonists are Treverius and Blandina, the parents of Getorius. The Secundus Papyrus is the first of an already written trilogy that continues the sleuthing activities of Getorius and Arcadia.

I, for one, shall be waiting for the next book. ***1/2 -- Kay De Wit, Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine

Well written, serious, and excellently researched…. Getorius Asterius, orphaned by the murder of his parents in Moguntiacum and adopted by the physician Nicias…palace surgeon to the empress Galla Placidia, has been brought to Ravenna and trained as a physician, a man with an inquiring mind. He is married to Arcadia Valeriana, a beautiful but headstrong young Roman woman, determined to become a’ medica’ herself. Getorius is called in by the young emperor Valentinian III to examine the drowning death of a Hibernian hermit monk and the story takes off from there.

At the center of the story is a document, the ‘SecundusPapyrus,’ purported to be from the ‘Nazarene’ as Christ is called by the heretics. Revealed at its planned time, it would destroy the Roman world as known. Several peopleare involved in the discovery of the papyrus and resercah on its authenticity are found murdured or dead under suspicious circumstances, and it is a race against time for Getorius and Arcadia to assist the Empress in keeping the papyrus hidden and finding out who is behind the signs of the red rooster cropping up in connection with the document and the extent of a possible conspiracy.

Along the way, cleverly woven into the story, we are treated to descriptions of the imperial library and given a treatise on 5th century medicine, as well as all the divisions in the Church and apocalyptic view and not to forget, 5th century cuisine.It is not an easy read as mysteries go, especially with a time period not well known even to Roman history buffs, but wholly satisfying. Mr. Noyer has the ability to bring characters and their environment to life and build up a satisfying suspense…

This book is the first of a planned trilogy. I eagerly await the next one, titled The Cybelene Conspiracy. It will be released in Spring 2005. --Irene Hahn, The Roman History Reading Group

Secrets in the Fields
Roger Burbridge
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-890109-80-0
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 2005. 147 pages, trade paper

A waking dream leads Jillian Truscott to – of all things – a job with a travel agency. Little does she know that her first assignment could lead to her own assassination, unless she discovers the truth in the fields of the English countryside. This romance thriller will hold your attention!

Seeds of Struggle — Harvest of Faith: History of the Catholic Church in New Mexico
edited by Paul Rhetts, Barbe Awalt, & Thomas J. Steele
Reg. price hardcover $29.95; softcover $19.95
ISBN 1-890689-00-9 hardcover; 1-890689-01-7 softcover
LPD Press, 1998. 436 pages; 88 b/w photos

1998 was the cuarto centennial of the settlement of the American SW and the founding of the Catholic Church in what became New Mexico, Arizona, southern Colorado, southern Utah, and western Texas. Seeds of Struggle - Harvest of Faith features twenty-three essays from some of the leading scholars and historians.

REVIEWS
Although more a mosaic than a comprehensive narrative, Seeds of Struggle, Harvest of Faith provides the best overview of New Mexican Catholicism now available. -- New Mexico Historical Review

Seeds of Struggle — Harvest of Faith: History of the Catholic Church in New Mexico
edited by Paul Rhetts, Barbe Awalt, & Thomas J. Steele
Reg. price hardcover $29.95; softcover $19.95
ISBN 1-890689-00-9 hardcover; 1-890689-01-7 softcover
LPD Press, 1998. 436 pages; 88 b/w photos

1998 was the cuarto centennial of the settlement of the American SW and the founding of the Catholic Church in what became New Mexico, Arizona, southern Colorado, southern Utah, and western Texas. Seeds of Struggle - Harvest of Faith features twenty-three essays from some of the leading scholars and historians.

REVIEWS
Although more a mosaic than a comprehensive narrative, Seeds of Struggle, Harvest of Faith provides the best overview of New Mexican Catholicism now available. -- New Mexico Historical Review

Seeing True – The Way of Spirit
Ronald Chapman
Reg. price $24.95 (CD Set, 3 CDs included)
UPC 183716000035
Magnetic North, 2005

Seeing True – The Way of Spirit promotes an experience of the ways and means by which Spirit weaves in and through our lives. With this unique framework for insight and understanding, we learn to see and to express with a certainty that the Divine is intimately intertwined with us every moment of our lives.

REVIEWS
Clarity is an aspect of love, it seeing clearly. Ronald Chapman sees with those eyes. He pays attention as few do to the miracles around us. He tells the One Story in all its permutations as a way of drawing us closer to the warmth of our heart. -- Stephen Levine, Author of Healing into Life and Death, Who Dies? and Gradual Awakening

Seeing True – The Way of Success in Leadership
Ron Chapman
Reg. price $24.95 (CD Set, 3 CDs included)
UPC 183716000028
Magnetic North, 2005

Experience a breakthrough in the perception and practice of leadership with Seeing True – The Way of Success in Leadership. Receive insight through engaging and entertaining vignettes that can result in personal, professional and organizational transformation.

REVIEWS
Enjoyable and informative with fresh perspectives and insights for all types of organizations. -- Jim Key, 2003 World Champion of Public Speaking

Thought provoking, inspirational and practical. -- Peter Holter, CEO, Holter Company

Ron knows how to tell a good story. -- Hallie Preskill, Ph.D., Claremont Graduate University

Segenswunsche: Ein Roman und vier Kurzgeschichten
Avrum Organick
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9671068-7-7
Red Lake Press, 2005. 295 pages

German language translation of Blessings.
In the mid-1950s, when a young Jewish doctor and a Navajo girl meet, their love and eventual marraige bring into conflict the differing world-views of the two societies from which they come. Together they face down the prejudices they encounter and in moments of happiness they express their joy in the form of the blessings of their respective people.

Self Help Law Information Manual
Sammy Sorrell
Reg. price $99.95
American Trend Publishing. 2002. Approximately 500 pages E-Book format.

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A giant self help law library collection written for the layman to understand. Learn the secrets of the American Judicial system. Learn how to survive a lawsuit and even appeal your own case if needed. Learn how to exercise your constitutional right to represent yourself in court without a lawyer.

Senator Pete Domenici’s Legacy
The Proceedings from the 2008 Pete V. Domenici Public Policy Conference
edited by Jon Hunner

86 illustrations 276 pages
$24.95/PB (978-1-890689-55-1) $35.95/HB (978-1-890689-66-7)

Senator Pete V. Domenici (R-NM) served in the U.S. Senate for over thirty-six years. He has a long legacy of contributions to New Mexico as well as the entire country. The Pete V. Domenici Public Policy Institute, located at New Mexico State University, held a conference on Domenici’s legacy in August 2008. Speakers included: former Secretary of State James Baker, Senator Christopher Dodd, CIA Director Leon Panetta, former Congressional Budget Director William Hoagland, former President of Sandia National Labs Paul Robinson, former President of Los Alamos National Labs, and NAMI Executive Director Michael Fitzpatrick.

Sex True or False: The Pleasures, Perils, and Passion of Sexual Intimacy
Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly and R. Kevin Hennelly
Reg. price $10.95
ISBN 087516784-5
DeVorss Publications; 105 pages

This timely gem, which will appeal to lovers of all ages, will deepen your understanding of the relationship between love and sexual energy, the most powerful force we carry within us. Providing an excellent and much-needed introduction to this vital force, it argues persuasively for a reevaluation of the role of sexual energy in our lives and its relationship with sexual intimacy. It offers the reader practical guidance on the power of sexual energy and its role for us as spiritual beings; the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual effects of its uses and misuses; and romantic relationship and love-making as a higher calling. A pioneering work, it is an indispensable road map through the often confusing and sometimes perilous pathways encountered in sexual relationship and marriage.

REVIEWS
Provocative and uncompromising, this unassuming little book could change the world as we know it if its concepts were full embraced. -- Southwest BookViews

This book should be in the hands of every teenager in this country. -- Dr. Robyn Benson, DOM

The Shadow of Venus
A Claire Reynier mystery
Judith Van Gieson
Reg. price $5.99
ISBN 0-451-21134-0
Signet in February, 2004. 262 pages

Awards
Nominated for the Barry Award for best paperback original of 2004
Winner of the Zia Award given by New Mexico Press Women for best work of fiction by a New Mexico woman 2001-2004

When a young woman is found dead in the basement of UNM library with an illustration from a valuable book beside her, librarian Claire Reynier recognizes the victim as someone she had met, but whose name she never knew. To learn more, Claire must descend into the haunting world of the homeless in Albuquerque, where the dead woman was known simply as Maia. It is a name with special meaning, the same as that of a mythical Greek woman who fled into the sky to escape her attacker. The illustration leads Claire to a secretive commune in Taos where Maia grew up and may have suffered terrible abuse. But someone doesn't want Claire to shed too much light on the shadows of the past and will do anything to stop her investigation.

REVIEWS
Van Gieson's got a flair for encapsulating Southwestern mystique and her plotting is skillful, but what distinguishes The Shadow of Venus is her character's underpinnings. This is an involving read at an irresistible price. And Van Gieson nails the ending, too . . . -- Wolf Schneider, The Santa Fe New Mexican

A gripping crime novel that evokes a wide range of emotions . . . Van Gieson's likable heroine, compelling story line and vivid descriptions make this book a winner. -- The Albuquerque Journal

Another compelling and intriguing mystery . . . This is a wonderful series, each entry stronger than the last . . . Van Gieson makes the southwest come alive and makes me yearn to explore places I've not yet visited. -- Maggie Mason, Deadly Pleasures Magazine

A savvy and thoroughly likable sleuth. -- Margaret Coel

Shalt -- Oda a la vida
Sylvia Ernestina Vergara
Reg. price $12.60
La Carreta, 2005. 13 pages

Shalt is narrative poetry with Spanish translation done by Carmen Julia Olguin, of Chihuahua, Mexico. This English narrative poem by Sylvia Ernestina Vergara is a celebration of blood as life -- flowing red and vibrant in our physical beings. Shalt is a poetic paraphrase of the commandment, Thou Shalt Not Kill.

The Shamrock and The Feather
Dori Dalton
Reg. price $28.95
ISBN 1-890109-39-8
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 397 pages, oversize paper, includes music CD

What happens when you combine a mysterious Celtic bowl, an enigmatic Navajo Healing Man, and a past that simply won’t leave you alone?
Revelations, Mystery, and Adventure… which is what landscape photographer Geneva Becker encounters when people and things are not what they seem in this captivating tale of fate and destiny.

REVIEWS
If you love the American Southwest, Native American Culture, Shamans and Celtic history, this is a book for you. -- Amazon.com reader

The opening line of the book caught my sails instantly. I knew at once that I was in magical hands. -- Larry N. Stouffer, Founder/Executive Director of The Screenwriting Conference in Santa Fe

Powerful… haunting… a story of great historical sweep… Dori Dalton has captured the mysticism and wonder from Celtic and Native American traditions. -- Martinez Hewlett, Ph.D., author of Divine Blood

Shyla’s Initiative
Barbara Casey
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-890109-78-9
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 2002. 149 pages, trade paper

Awards
IPPY Finalist – Romance

Shyla fears that she’s made a terrible mistake marrying Carl Cores. Against a background of the mysterious religion of Regla de Ocha, will Shyla need to lose her life to regain her self?

Silent Voices of World War II: When Sons of the Land of Enchantment Met Sons of the Land of the Rising Sun
Everett M. Rogers and Nancy R. Bartlit

Reg. price $28.95 ISBN 0-86534-423-X, 348 pages
Reg. Price $22.95 ISBN 0-86534-472-8, 349 pages

Sunstone Press, 2005; 56 illustrations-photographs

Description:
New Mexico POWs surviving the Bataan Death March, Navajo Code Talkers, Japanese Americans in New Mexico Internment Camps, and Los Alamos science teams of the Manhattan Project racing to develop the atomic bomb - the images stir together uneasily. Yet, these seemingly unrelated events of World War II were connected because of the unique qualities of the arid, spacious land that is New Mexico. Through personal interviews, the authors gently rouse the voices of long silent heroes who lived these remarkable events. The tapestry of tales is woven into a fascinating narrative with many ironic connections among New Mexicans, elements of Japanese culture, and the Pacific War where they met each other.

A fascinating and well-organized revelation of the many connections -- human, military and technical - between New Mexico and the Pacific War. -- Richard Rhodes, Winner of the 1994 Pulitzer Prize and author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb

Reviews
Silent Voices succeeds on two fronts -- as solid history and a collection of vignettes about real people whose actions changed the course of history. ... This book ought to be required reading for American and New Mexican history classes throughout the State. -- Anne Hillerman, (Albuquerque Journal)

New Mexicans are spotlighted in the outcome of WWII in the Pacific theater --the Bataan Death March, Navajo Code Talkers, and the Manhattan Project. -- Charles Bennett, New Mexico Magazine

This new book is commendable in illustrating the determination of Japanese Americans interned throughout the West to retain their dignity. -- Nancy E. Shockley, NM Historical Review

At last, a compelling, highly readable summary of New Mexicos greatest contributions to World War II, often in the words of the very New Mexicans who lived it. -- Richard Melzer, author of Breakdown: How the Secret of the Atomic Bomb Was Stolen During World War II

Silent Voices of World War II: When Sons of the Land of Enchantment Met Sons of the Land of the Rising Sun
Everett M. Rogers and Nancy R. Bartlit

Reg. price $28.95 ISBN 0-86534-423-X, 348 pages
Reg. Price $22.95 ISBN 0-86534-472-8, 349 pages

Sunstone Press, 2005; 56 illustrations-photographs

Description:
New Mexico POWs surviving the Bataan Death March, Navajo Code Talkers, Japanese Americans in New Mexico Internment Camps, and Los Alamos science teams of the Manhattan Project racing to develop the atomic bomb - the images stir together uneasily. Yet, these seemingly unrelated events of World War II were connected because of the unique qualities of the arid, spacious land that is New Mexico. Through personal interviews, the authors gently rouse the voices of long silent heroes who lived these remarkable events. The tapestry of tales is woven into a fascinating narrative with many ironic connections among New Mexicans, elements of Japanese culture, and the Pacific War where they met each other.

A fascinating and well-organized revelation of the many connections -- human, military and technical - between New Mexico and the Pacific War. -- Richard Rhodes, Winner of the 1994 Pulitzer Prize and author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb

Reviews
Silent Voices succeeds on two fronts -- as solid history and a collection of vignettes about real people whose actions changed the course of history. ... This book ought to be required reading for American and New Mexican history classes throughout the State. -- Anne Hillerman, (Albuquerque Journal)

New Mexicans are spotlighted in the outcome of WWII in the Pacific theater --the Bataan Death March, Navajo Code Talkers, and the Manhattan Project. -- Charles Bennett, New Mexico Magazine

This new book is commendable in illustrating the determination of Japanese Americans interned throughout the West to retain their dignity. -- Nancy E. Shockley, NM Historical Review

At last, a compelling, highly readable summary of New Mexicos greatest contributions to World War II, often in the words of the very New Mexicans who lived it. -- Richard Melzer, author of Breakdown: How the Secret of the Atomic Bomb Was Stolen During World War II

Simply Simpatico
Junior League of Albuquerque
Reg. price $17.95
Junior League of Albuquerque, 1999.

Captures the charm and cuisine of New Mexico through a collection of traditional and Southwestern recipes. This best-selling cookbook is a 1999 Walter S. McIlhenny Hall-Of- Fame Award recipient. The Simply Simpatico cookbook is still a vital fundraiser for the Junior League of Albuquerque.

The Simpson Incident and Other Climbing Misadventures
Hubert A. Allen, Jr.
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 0-9641694-2-8
Hubert Allen and Associates, 2005. 150 pages; 5 b&w photographs, 2 maps,

My most personal writing, this title deals with my lifelong passion for rock, ice and mountain climbing on three continents. These are my youthful climbs in America and Canada, my summer in the Alps and a true close encounter with death in Africa. My account of climbing Les Courtes in the Alps during the summer of 1981 has never been so completely told. There is also an important and useful chapter of results from a study of climbing accidents in Yosemite National Park which I was involved in during the 1980s.

Snap Me a Future
Connie Gotsch
Reg. price $17.99 paperback or $8.95 eBook (Buyer will be given a password to download the eBook)
ISBN 1-932014-14-4
DLSIJ Press, 2004. 278 pages

Awards
Second Place, New Mexico Press Women's Communication Contest Full Length Fiction, 2005.

…a car drove by, lights intruding through the living room windows. She started to close the drapes. The beams exploded in a red roar—flying glass and pain. Investigative reporter, Shelby McCoy, collapsed, a bullet near her spine. Twelve years later and still terrified by the moment, Shelby has fled newspaper work and heads the Public Relations Department at an arts mall in Mesa Vista, New Mexico. But she longs to overcome her fear and return to journalism. Can she do it?

REVIEWS
Rating: * * * Quills

The combination of characters works well with each other, lending strength where one might have been lacking, enabling the strength of each to show through, and connecting like a well-knitted community. Not all is rosy perfect though; each character has its faults, which leave the reader without the total loss of reality.

Connie Gotsch has written a very good mystery, and does not away the whole whodunit too soon so that the reader does not get bored early on. "Snap Me a Future" is full of intrigue and mystery, not just in the basic overall plot, but the many minor inter-relationship ones -- things most of us deal with on a daily basis -- that help make this a moving book. -- Scribe and Quill.com

The story has a good flow, attends to every detail of plot, and presents many insights into desert photography. I also appreciated Ms. Gotsch’s characterizations. Charlie, a failed set designer and alcoholic, is convincing in a way that lends both pathos and unpredictable edge to the book. The relationship between Charlie and his parents is well developed as is Shelby’s relationship with him. The only jarring note was the author’s tendency to force a lot of information into supposedly casual conversation. This is a minor glitch in what is otherwise an excellent story.

Snap Me a Future is a fine book, especially for those who like to sink into a world and experience it as they read. -- Jeanette Cottrell, Reviewer
Author of Sliding on Rainbows http://www.simegen.com

3 I recommend this to anyone who enjoys suspense. It’s a story of how to prove what happened more so than who done it. Shelby is in the middle of everything. She shows how strong she is, time and again. She overcame her fear from her situation in Iowa and feels confident and courage to go out and be an investigative reporter. On the side is a romance for Shelby. At 50, she finally found “Mr. Right.” -- Word Museum

This is the author’s second novel. Her first one was A Mouth Full Of Shell, was also by dlsijpress.com. In October, 2004 Gotsch published her poem, Roger Bacons Vision, with the e-zine Apollo’s Lyre at www.apolloslyre.com. A Farmington, New Mexico resident, Gotsch hosts a classical music show on public radio station KSJE-FM, and in that capacity creates a segment called Write On 4 Corners, for regional authors. She has covered the arts for numerous papers in New Mexico. To learn more about Connie Gotsch, and her book, go where there’s Imagination on Board -- to www.authorsden.com/conniegotsch. To check out dlsijpress go to www.dlsijpress.com -- Reviewer: Laurie Biundo

Connie Gotsch uses a wealth of life experience (or research!) to flesh out her work. When a reader turns the last page she walks away with a picture of a place (in this case the four corners area full of desert and ancient Indian archaeological sites) and more than a taste of one profession or another (in this case three public relations, newspaper reporting, and photography). When one reads a novel, one expects to be caught up in a good story and one hopes for good characterization, but to feel more knowledgeable as well is a nice bonus. -- Carolyn Howard Johnson Mysehlf.com

Snap Me a Future
Connie Gotsch
Reg. price $17.99 paperback or $8.95 eBook (Buyer will be given a password to download the eBook)
ISBN 1-932014-14-4
DLSIJ Press, 2004. 278 pages

Awards
Second Place, New Mexico Press Women's Communication Contest Full Length Fiction, 2005.

…a car drove by, lights intruding through the living room windows. She started to close the drapes. The beams exploded in a red roar—flying glass and pain. Investigative reporter, Shelby McCoy, collapsed, a bullet near her spine. Twelve years later and still terrified by the moment, Shelby has fled newspaper work and heads the Public Relations Department at an arts mall in Mesa Vista, New Mexico. But she longs to overcome her fear and return to journalism. Can she do it?

REVIEWS
Rating: * * * Quills

The combination of characters works well with each other, lending strength where one might have been lacking, enabling the strength of each to show through, and connecting like a well-knitted community. Not all is rosy perfect though; each character has its faults, which leave the reader without the total loss of reality.

Connie Gotsch has written a very good mystery, and does not away the whole whodunit too soon so that the reader does not get bored early on. "Snap Me a Future" is full of intrigue and mystery, not just in the basic overall plot, but the many minor inter-relationship ones -- things most of us deal with on a daily basis -- that help make this a moving book. -- Scribe and Quill.com

The story has a good flow, attends to every detail of plot, and presents many insights into desert photography. I also appreciated Ms. Gotsch’s characterizations. Charlie, a failed set designer and alcoholic, is convincing in a way that lends both pathos and unpredictable edge to the book. The relationship between Charlie and his parents is well developed as is Shelby’s relationship with him. The only jarring note was the author’s tendency to force a lot of information into supposedly casual conversation. This is a minor glitch in what is otherwise an excellent story.

Snap Me a Future is a fine book, especially for those who like to sink into a world and experience it as they read. -- Jeanette Cottrell, Reviewer
Author of Sliding on Rainbows http://www.simegen.com

3 I recommend this to anyone who enjoys suspense. It’s a story of how to prove what happened more so than who done it. Shelby is in the middle of everything. She shows how strong she is, time and again. She overcame her fear from her situation in Iowa and feels confident and courage to go out and be an investigative reporter. On the side is a romance for Shelby. At 50, she finally found “Mr. Right.” -- Word Museum

This is the author’s second novel. Her first one was A Mouth Full Of Shell, was also by dlsijpress.com. In October, 2004 Gotsch published her poem, Roger Bacons Vision, with the e-zine Apollo’s Lyre at www.apolloslyre.com. A Farmington, New Mexico resident, Gotsch hosts a classical music show on public radio station KSJE-FM, and in that capacity creates a segment called Write On 4 Corners, for regional authors. She has covered the arts for numerous papers in New Mexico. To learn more about Connie Gotsch, and her book, go where there’s Imagination on Board -- to www.authorsden.com/conniegotsch. To check out dlsijpress go to www.dlsijpress.com -- Reviewer: Laurie Biundo

Connie Gotsch uses a wealth of life experience (or research!) to flesh out her work. When a reader turns the last page she walks away with a picture of a place (in this case the four corners area full of desert and ancient Indian archaeological sites) and more than a taste of one profession or another (in this case three public relations, newspaper reporting, and photography). When one reads a novel, one expects to be caught up in a good story and one hopes for good characterization, but to feel more knowledgeable as well is a nice bonus. -- Carolyn Howard Johnson Mysehlf.com

The Song of the Coconut
by Adalucia
Price: $19.95
ISBN 978-0-9742956-2-6
Publisher: Cholita Prints & Publishing Co.
Pages: 32 / Full Color
Description: The Song of the Coconut will take you to Kiko's beach. Kiko is a young coconut who lives with his family on top of a peaceful palm tree. All of a sudden, kiko's world is turned upside down, and his self-esteem is badly shattered. Thanks to his abuelo's memories and his papá's teachings, Kiko's story unfolds in a happy way. With simple words, amazing illustrations, and a song, many feelings are portrayed: happiness, sadness, anger, loneliness, courage, and love.

SOULS AND CELLS REMEMBER
Harry Willson
$12.00
ISBN 0-938513-03-5
Amador Publishers, 1987 novel, 187 pp

A tender love story, full of anger and ancient longings, cultural/racial confrontation and reincarnation, moving in place from New Mexico to the Susquehanna, and in time from the present to the 1750's and back...

Journeying across the continent from West to East and across two centuries in time, protagonists Thomas Grady and Flora Esperante confront ancestral images, hostility, sex, outward anger and inner reality. According to my friends who know, the white teacher and the Native American potter accurately introduce readers to the fascinating realm of metaphysics.-- BOOKS OF THE SOUTHWEST

A dream you would like to have come true for yourself.-- Silver Ravenwolf
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/souls.htm

Soul Oriented Solutions -
A Handbook of Quick Formulas to Use in Times of Emotional Crisis
Rheanni Lightwater
Reg. Price $24.95
8 ½" x 11" Spiral bound Manual

ISBN 978-0-9777080-7-9
Soul Resources, 2007, 33 illustrations, 43 pages

Soul Oriented Solutions offers support for survivors of trauma, loss and abuse and those who work with them with powerful tools and techniques that calm the mind, heal the body and uplift the shattered spirit.

Practitioners, survivors and support groups can use this groundbreaking collection of visual meditations to shift debilitating thought patterns and regain balance. Each formula interrupts feelings of hopelessness or confusion and replaces them with renewed clarity and life-affirming solutions that spring from the person's innermost resources and wisdom.\

The three formulas are "Coping with Serious Illness or Loss," "Stabilizing after a Traumatic Event" and "Clearing an Overwhelmed Mind" and can help alleviate symptoms of post-traumatic stress including: feelings of fear about the future, over-dependence on drugs or alcohol, insomnia and nightmares, feelings of guilt or helplessness, flashbacks, uncontrollable crying, shock, fixations and obsessive behaviors.

A PDF eBook is included with your purchase to use for individual counseling or group processes.

"An easy and effective method for healing an emotional or spiritual crisis."
~ Ruth E. Francis, Book Marketing Consultant

WINNER 2008 New Mexico Book Awards - New Age Category

Soul Prayer Charts -
Tools for Spiritual Transformation
Practitioner's Edition
Rheanni Lightwater
Reg. Price $29.95
ISBN 978-0-9777080-3-1
8 ½' x 11" Spiral bound Manual
Soul Resources, 2009, 24 Illustrations, 60 Pages

Come into alignment with the energy of your Soul. The twenty-three Intuitive Learning Circles in this collection repair and reorganize spiritual anatomy and physiology that has been damaged by trauma, environmental toxins, illness, negative karma and disconnection from our true source. Use them to rebuild and make corrections in the energetic structures that significantly affect spiritual, emotional and physical health, including auras, chakras, and electro-magnetic fields.

Soul Prayer Charts have been successfully used to clear goals, facilitate regression therapy and trans-generational healing, resolve relationship entanglements and expedite soul retrieval. The text includes an in-depth Repertory, explanations of the charts and protocols for using them.
Properly thought of as vibrational energy medicine tools, each chart helps the individual to develop intuition and strengthen their soul connection.

Soy Yo
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9768474-8-5
Aspectos Culturales, 1999

This is a local history written jointly by Aspectos Culturales, students in Pojoaque High School and Española Valley High School. Many of the illustrations are also students' work. This was a project sponsored jointly by Aspectos Culturales and Hands Across Cultures, a drug abuse prevention program which emphasizes students' connections to their culture. It includes objectives and follow-up activities.

Stonehenge Earth and Sky
Gerald S. Hawkins and Hubert A. Allen, Jr.
Reg. price $25.00
ISBN 1-903035-24-4
Wessex Books, 2004. 48 pages, 29 color photographs, 9 b&w photos, 2 maps
10 diagrams, including Stonehenge site maps

Stonehenge is a uniquely fascinating part of our national heritage, a source of mystery and wonder for centuries. It has specially perplexed many scientists, some of whom have deeply pondered the significance of its alignments and numerics. Prominent among them was Gerald Hawkins, a pioneer 'archaeo-astronomer' whose original ideas, publicised through his 1965 book "Stonehenge Decoded," have stimulated debate and controversy ever since. Sadly, he did not survive to see the publication of this book, co-authored with Hubert Allen. But this finely illustrated text is a fitting memorial to him, and will, as he would surely have hoped, help to introduce a new generation to Stonehenge and its mysteries. -- Sir Martin Reese, England's Astronomer Royal, from the back cover.

The Storks of La Caridad
Florence B. Weinberg
Reg. price $18.50 paperback
ISBN 1-933353-21-X
Twilight Time Books, 2005. 234 pages

Father Ignaz (Ygnacio) Pfefferkorn, a missionary from the Sonora Desert region of northern Mexico, is caught in the Expulsion of all Jesuits in 1767. After enduring eight years of prison and abuse, he is incarcerated in Caridad Monastery where the abbot recruits him to help solve two murders. In the course of his investigations, Father Ignaz finds his own life in peril."

REVIEWS
Brilliantly written and thoroughly researched, this book explores the complexities and contradictions of the Church during this time period. ...The political struggles in the monastery ring with realism, as do the actions of the characters. -- Reviewed by Joyce Handzo for In the Library Reviews

Weinberg, a retired professor of French and Spanish at Trinity University, brings her expertise on 18th-century Spain to bear in her excellent new novel. "La Caridad" works on two levels. First, it's a rollicking mystery, full of plot twists based on real events, interesting characters modeled after historical figures and more than its share of red herrings, mostly invented by Weinberg. Second, it's a scholarly re-creation of 18th century Spain, from the dress to the architecture to the food, thoroughly researched and seamlessly written. And let's just say that Weinberg knows her Spanish Inquisition and her colonial Catholicism. -- San Antonio Express-News

The Stranger Comes at Sundown: Living & Dying with Parkinson's
by Jane Kriete Awalt

More than 1,000,000 people in the United States are living, struggling, and dying with Parkinson’s Disease — 50,000 more are diagnosed in this country every year.
A personal journal of one family’s struggle with the progression of Parkinson’s Disease — One can understand the medicine and the treatment for this devasting disease, but nothing prepares one for living & dying with Parkinson’s; this journal takes the reader by the hand as this disease takes control of one man’s life.

The Stranger Comes at Sundown: Living & Dying with Parkinson's
by Jane Kriete Awalt

More than 1,000,000 people in the United States are living, struggling, and dying with Parkinson’s Disease — 50,000 more are diagnosed in this country every year.
A personal journal of one family’s struggle with the progression of Parkinson’s Disease — One can understand the medicine and the treatment for this devasting disease, but nothing prepares one for living & dying with Parkinson’s; this journal takes the reader by the hand as this disease takes control of one man’s life.

Street Milk
Robert Swearingen
Reg. price $11.95
ISBN 0971534403
Central Ave Press, 2002. 75 pages.

Awards
Benjamin Franklin Award, Publishers Marketing Association

In this collection of forty-four poems, Robert Swearingen takes us on a journey through a life that is by turns raw, humorous, and at times, poignant. With a brutal honesty that asks for neither pity nor condemnation, these poems tell of growing up in a rough blue-collar family in the fifties, of a young man working in the steel mills of Gary, Indiana, of love and the end of love, and finally, of a life on the streets for nearly two decades. He speaks — in the context of personal experience — of a life of material success, selfishness, loss, folly, loneliness, and the hope for a redemption that will transcend the mistakes of the past.

REVIEWS
Mr. Swearingen's work can probably be set side by side with some of the best poetry being written today. His images are fantastic and his line structure meticulous, his craft nosing about the perimeters always searching for ingenious ways to fit his experience, his vision in this literary contained area. -- Jimmy Santiago Baca

Not since Jim Daniels and Charles Bukowski has an American poet written so vividly about work and survival. And what makes Street Milk even more remarkable is that in many of these poems Robert Swearingen isn't engaged in what we typically know as work — he's at a bar — but his ability to document his existence is a testament to any work ethic. His job is being a poet, and the way these poems stay in your mind long after you finish them is ample proof of that. -- Hal Sirowitz

This first book of poems by Bob Swearingen has the qualities of a veteran worker in words. They are passionate with the language of small details, the human confusion of what is just, and the illusions of the human mind . . . this book is worth a standing ovation. -- Gene Frumkin

Here is poetry that is candidly honest, deftly written, sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant,and always interesting. -- Midwest Book Review

Being who you are and finding one's voice are truisms of the poet's quest for authenticity. Just how difficult and important that quest is to this poet is revealed by the huge energy and wide-eyed sweep of Swearingen's writing. He is a poet of body and soul and this work reveals a gritty, vibrant portrait of life on the road, rich with tales of abandon. -- Southwest Book Views

Street Milk is a simple, beautiful volume, filled with poems that are as contagious as any I've read or heard in a long time. -- Steven Robert Allen, Albuquerque Weekly Alibi

Sure-Fire Tactics to Kill Your Writing Career: 20 ways to guarantee you never get published
Therese Francis and Anthony Ravenscroft
Reg. price $6.95
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 32 page pamphlet

The 20 mistakes we see over and over that guarantee the query doesn’t get out of the slush pile, and what to do so your query doesn’t short circuit, too.

Surrender, Allow and Trust
Ajanel
Reg. price $20.00
ISBN 0-9759167-3-4
Earth Shift Press, 2004. 124 pages

This is a book of channeled writings that addresses many of the questions people today have about life’s problems and purpose. It explains how surrendering, allowing and trusting something greater than yourself can bring you love and joy and how the world may benefit as the peace felt in individual hearts spreads globally and becomes part of the universal experience.

REVIEWS
Just finished your great book. 124 pages of positive motivation. SAT is a must reading for all ages on planet earth. My favorite chapter is 29. Unconditional Love. You are moving in the right direction for the current time. Keep up the excellent work. -- Art Gray, AZ

….It transcends the bologna and speaks at the level of humanity that is universal to all of us. Thanks for sharing you in a way that I get me… -- Michael Buehrle

Surrogape
J.D. Maples
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-930371-03-9 (soft cover)
LomaLand Books, Inc., 2001. 227 pages

Adventures in Reproduction
The Philadelphia Zoo acquires a pregnant chimpanzee; when its offspring appears to be human, forensic pathologist Bruce Hamilton, DVM and his intuitive wife, April, are called in to investigate. The trail leads to Swiss laboratories where cloning, gene manipulation and the use of surrogate apes and humans are standard practice. An Arab King with a nefarious scheme acquires the laboratories as April’s sister and a famous movie star arrive to be impregnated.

J.D. Maples is the pen name of husband and wife authors of this second book of a series of Bruce Hamilton veterinary medical thrillers; Joan has an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University while Doug, a veterinarian, is a former college Dean. The plot was derived from the joint experiences of the authors while working in the pharmaceutical industry and veterinary field.

REVIEWS
Surrogape is written as if these things actually occurred. It’s spell binding and riveting and a great read -- WRITE ON, publication of the South Florida Book Group.

I can see this book being made into a movie, Rosemary’s Baby comes to mind. It’s truly a terrific book -- Reader Glenna Rothman, Connecticut.

Survival Through Laughter Shiera vs Breast Cancer in Limerick Form
Shiera Henderson and David Hall
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 0-9727395-5-6
Digital 1 Presentations. 204 pages; text and several photographs

This book is a collection of e-mails and journal entries written throughout Shiera’s treatment for breast cancer. In this document, we have kept the e-mail style intact to preserve the original sentiments and voices of the authors. The entries are arranged chronologically with Shiera’s journal entries and e-mail correspondence on the left hand page and David’s limericks on the right hand page. David’s limericks, often a response to an e-mail, are positioned to the right of the text that inspired it. Two dollars from the sale of this book will be donated to City of Hope Cancer Center in support of breast cancer research, treatment, and education.