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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.
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.
Tangled Webs
Margaret Tessler
Reg. price $12.00
ISBN 1-4010-3065-3
Xlibris; 2001. 276 pages
Funny and nosy, San Antonio attorney Sharon Morgan has resolved never to return to Zapata Texas, her hometown, until she gets a desperate call from a girlhood friend regarding the mysterious death of their mutual friend, Laura Velásquez. When Sharon returns to Zapata, she reconnects with her childhood sweetheart, Ryan Salazar. From him she learns that her old nemesis Bernice Peralta was not only blackmailing Laura, but wreaking havoc on the entire Salazar family as well. Sharon soon realizes that until family secrets are brought to light, Bernice's vindictiveness will only escalate. Propelled by humor and the interaction of the characters, TANGLED WEBS weaves its way through a maze of intrigue to its final resolution.
REVIEWS
I like the sleuth – a sympathetic character with a well-rounded life. TANGLED WEBS captures the atmosphere and essence of a small town in Texas. I would love to see more books by Tessler! -- Jeffrey Marks, Edgar nominated author of WHO WAS THAT LADY?
Margaret Tessler
Reg. price $12.00
ISBN 1-4010-3065-3
Xlibris; 2001. 276 pages
Funny and nosy, San Antonio attorney Sharon Morgan has resolved never to return to Zapata Texas, her hometown, until she gets a desperate call from a girlhood friend regarding the mysterious death of their mutual friend, Laura Velásquez. When Sharon returns to Zapata, she reconnects with her childhood sweetheart, Ryan Salazar. From him she learns that her old nemesis Bernice Peralta was not only blackmailing Laura, but wreaking havoc on the entire Salazar family as well. Sharon soon realizes that until family secrets are brought to light, Bernice's vindictiveness will only escalate. Propelled by humor and the interaction of the characters, TANGLED WEBS weaves its way through a maze of intrigue to its final resolution.
REVIEWS
I like the sleuth – a sympathetic character with a well-rounded life. TANGLED WEBS captures the atmosphere and essence of a small town in Texas. I would love to see more books by Tessler! -- Jeffrey Marks, Edgar nominated author of WHO WAS THAT LADY?
The Taos Massacres
John Durand
Reg. price $15.00
ISBN 0-9743783-0-5
Puzzlebox Press, 2004. 271 pages, with maps
Recognized as an informative treatment of this important event in American history, The Taos Massacres is page-turner historical novel that tells the story of New Mexico's 1847 rebellion against American occupation and annexation. Peopled with historical figures like Ceran St. Vrain, Fr. Antonio Martinez, Lewis Garrard, John Albert, Charley Autobees, and Simeon Turley. Faithful to the documented history, The Taos Massacres enjoys a growing reputation as an important contribution to the "short list" of books dealing with New Mexico's history.
REVIEWS
Read the book. -- Pete Warzel, Southwest BookViews
...a skillfully-paced historical novel... -- Dave Wood, "Wood on Books"
A culturally sensitive account of American racism, conquest and occupation that vividly reaffirms the deep historical connections between all Amerindian peoples. -- Douglas Foley, PhD, Center for Mexican American Studies, University of Texas
John Durand
Reg. price $15.00
ISBN 0-9743783-0-5
Puzzlebox Press, 2004. 271 pages, with maps
Recognized as an informative treatment of this important event in American history, The Taos Massacres is page-turner historical novel that tells the story of New Mexico's 1847 rebellion against American occupation and annexation. Peopled with historical figures like Ceran St. Vrain, Fr. Antonio Martinez, Lewis Garrard, John Albert, Charley Autobees, and Simeon Turley. Faithful to the documented history, The Taos Massacres enjoys a growing reputation as an important contribution to the "short list" of books dealing with New Mexico's history.
REVIEWS
Read the book. -- Pete Warzel, Southwest BookViews
...a skillfully-paced historical novel... -- Dave Wood, "Wood on Books"
A culturally sensitive account of American racism, conquest and occupation that vividly reaffirms the deep historical connections between all Amerindian peoples. -- Douglas Foley, PhD, Center for Mexican American Studies, University of Texas
A Tapestry of Kinship: The Web of Influence among Escultores and Carpinteros in the parish of Santa Fe, 1790-1860
A Tapestry of Kinship: The Web of Influence among
Escultores and Carpinteros in the parish of Santa Fe,
1790-1860
Jose Antonio Esquibel and Chales M.
Carrillo
A Tapestry of Kinship: The Web of Influence among
Escultores and Carpinteros in the parish of Santa
Fe, 1790-1860
Jose Antonio Esquibel and Chales M. Carrillo
Reg. price $15.95 softcover
ISBN 1-890689-08-4
LPD Press, 2004. 72 pages, 22 color illustrations
Awards
2004 Southwest Books of the Year
During the first two decades of the nineteenth century a new provenance in the local production of religious art emerged in New Mexico, stemming from the parish of Santa Fe. In that period four notable santeros (escultores) of New Mexico’s “golden age” of Spanish colonial art grew into maturity in Santa Fe and became sought after masters of locally created devotional art. Among their associates were carpenters of the previous and contemporary generations. A web of influence emerges from a study of family, occupations, and community in the social and religious lives of Jose Aragon, Jose Rafael Aragon, Jose Anastacio Casados, and Jose Manuel Benavides (a.k.a. “Santo Nino Santero”), escultores of the first half of nineteenth-century New Mexico. These interrelations formed a tapestry of kinship that underscored the outburst of creativity in the production of religious devotional art among Nuevomejicanos. The breakthrough research of this book identifies a style of bultos attributed to Jose Anastacio Casados and highlights the familial relationship between Jose Aragon and Jose Rafael Aragon. This opens a new chapter in the study of the “classic” period of New Mexican Catholic devotional art.
REVIEWS
The authors’ research into the identification and genealogies of New Mexican santeros, “saint-makers,” has resulted in this careful, scholarly examination of the relationships between sculptors and carpenters. . . . This well-documented text, which includes genealogical charts of the Aragon, Casados, Ortega, Lucero, Dominguez, and Benavides families, would seem to leave no doubt of their thesis. This is a lovely little book, one that all who have an interest in the religious art of New Mexico will want to read. -- Southwestern Mission Research Center SMRC Revista, Spring 2005
It's a serious work but written invitingly so that everyone from the most devoted collector of art to the once-in-a-while shopper at Spanish Market can enjoy what Carrillo and Esquibel have discovered. -- Santa Fe New Mexican
In the first two decades of the 19th century four notable santeros (escultores) of New Mexico’s “golden age” of Spanish colonial art grew into maturity in Santa Fe and became sought after masters of locally created devotional art. Among their associates were carpenters of the previous and contemporary generations. This books reveals the pattern of social relationships that connected these escultores with several families of carpenters through kinship, compadrazgo and social occupations. These inter-relations formed a tapestry of kinship that underscored the outburst of creativity in the production of religious devotional art among Nuevomejicanos. -- People of God
Jose Antonio Esquibel and Chales M. Carrillo
Reg. price $15.95 softcover
ISBN 1-890689-08-4
LPD Press, 2004. 72 pages, 22 color illustrations
Awards
2004 Southwest Books of the Year
During the first two decades of the nineteenth century a new provenance in the local production of religious art emerged in New Mexico, stemming from the parish of Santa Fe. In that period four notable santeros (escultores) of New Mexico’s “golden age” of Spanish colonial art grew into maturity in Santa Fe and became sought after masters of locally created devotional art. Among their associates were carpenters of the previous and contemporary generations. A web of influence emerges from a study of family, occupations, and community in the social and religious lives of Jose Aragon, Jose Rafael Aragon, Jose Anastacio Casados, and Jose Manuel Benavides (a.k.a. “Santo Nino Santero”), escultores of the first half of nineteenth-century New Mexico. These interrelations formed a tapestry of kinship that underscored the outburst of creativity in the production of religious devotional art among Nuevomejicanos. The breakthrough research of this book identifies a style of bultos attributed to Jose Anastacio Casados and highlights the familial relationship between Jose Aragon and Jose Rafael Aragon. This opens a new chapter in the study of the “classic” period of New Mexican Catholic devotional art.
REVIEWS
The authors’ research into the identification and genealogies of New Mexican santeros, “saint-makers,” has resulted in this careful, scholarly examination of the relationships between sculptors and carpenters. . . . This well-documented text, which includes genealogical charts of the Aragon, Casados, Ortega, Lucero, Dominguez, and Benavides families, would seem to leave no doubt of their thesis. This is a lovely little book, one that all who have an interest in the religious art of New Mexico will want to read. -- Southwestern Mission Research Center SMRC Revista, Spring 2005
It's a serious work but written invitingly so that everyone from the most devoted collector of art to the once-in-a-while shopper at Spanish Market can enjoy what Carrillo and Esquibel have discovered. -- Santa Fe New Mexican
In the first two decades of the 19th century four notable santeros (escultores) of New Mexico’s “golden age” of Spanish colonial art grew into maturity in Santa Fe and became sought after masters of locally created devotional art. Among their associates were carpenters of the previous and contemporary generations. This books reveals the pattern of social relationships that connected these escultores with several families of carpenters through kinship, compadrazgo and social occupations. These inter-relations formed a tapestry of kinship that underscored the outburst of creativity in the production of religious devotional art among Nuevomejicanos. -- People of God
A Taste of Enchantment
Junior League of Albuquerque
Reg. price $22.95
Junior League of Albuquerque, 2001.
A Taste of Enchantment is a cookbook featuring an eclectic mix of regional cuisine, recipes from New Mexico's finest restaurants; fabulous photos from renowned photographer Peter Vitale of Santa Fe and New York. Proceeds from this cookbook continue to benefit the many programs and projects of the Junior League of Albuquerque.
Junior League of Albuquerque
Reg. price $22.95
Junior League of Albuquerque, 2001.
A Taste of Enchantment is a cookbook featuring an eclectic mix of regional cuisine, recipes from New Mexico's finest restaurants; fabulous photos from renowned photographer Peter Vitale of Santa Fe and New York. Proceeds from this cookbook continue to benefit the many programs and projects of the Junior League of Albuquerque.
Tellstones: runic divination in the Welsh tradition
Tellstones: runic divination in the Welsh tradition
Adam Byrn Tritt
Tellstones: runic divination in the Welsh
tradition
Adam Byrn Tritt
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-890109-32-0
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 56 pages, 4x6 paper
Learn how to make and use the ancient, simple form of divination and magick called Tellstones.
REVIEWS
If you are looking for an easy to use and learn form of divination this book may have the system you are after. –- HandCrafted
From a culture whose very essence is poetic comes a method of divination that is the very soul of poetry. -- Paul Moonoak, The New Spirit
Complete and easy, but oh SO beautiful. -- Les Barker
Adam Byrn Tritt
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-890109-32-0
Cross Quarter Publishing Group, 56 pages, 4x6 paper
Learn how to make and use the ancient, simple form of divination and magick called Tellstones.
REVIEWS
If you are looking for an easy to use and learn form of divination this book may have the system you are after. –- HandCrafted
From a culture whose very essence is poetic comes a method of divination that is the very soul of poetry. -- Paul Moonoak, The New Spirit
Complete and easy, but oh SO beautiful. -- Les Barker
Thicker Than Blood
Penny Rudolph
Reg. price $24.95 hardcover; $22.95 softcover
ISBN 1-59058-148-2 hardcover; 1-59058-163-6 paperback
Poisoned Pen Press, 2005. 312 pages (Large Type Trade Paperback 500 pages)
Rachel Chavez, who survived a bout with drugs and drink when her mother died, has inherited from her grandfather a building across from the InterUrban Water District office, and most of that agency's employees park their cars there. When the pompous but attractive head of the agency is killed by a hitandrun driver, Chavez is certain that the car involved belongs to the agency's fleet and is parked in her garage. She's afraid to go to the police because she doesn't want to lose the agency's businessand because she served time in jail for drug possession. But when another agency official and Chavez's flaky, parttime assistant are killed, she knows she has to start digging on her own.
REVIEWS
....Rudolph gets it all right: the daily dirty work of running a small garage, the conflicting emotions of a woman trying to stay afloat and alive, the mixed motives of everyone from activists to bureaucrats. Water is what makes "Thicker Than Blood" an important social document. Here's hoping there are other kinds of clients near Chavez's garage, so she can come back soon and tell us their stories. -- Dick Adler, Chicago Tribune
.... One of the many delightful aspects of this story is the eclectic band of misfits and outsiders who help Rachel solve the crime—from homeless fortuneteller Irene to night-shift office cleaner Goldie. Rudolph provides a well-crafted plot and satisfying levels of suspense, but what stands out most is Rachel herself—one of the most refreshing new series heroines to wander into the crime genre in quite a while. Let’s hope Rachel’s garage remains a dangerous place. -- Jenny McLarin, Booklist
...readers will take immense delight in the latest Southern California water war mystery. The story line is character driven by the heroine's conscience as Rachel ponders the ethical question of telling the authorities knowing that means trouble for her. Interestingly and what makes the novel, she does not turn into super amateur sleuth, but instead is dragged along the way and learns the truth when the culprit decides to cleanse her. Readers will compare positively Rachel with Jake Gittes (see CHINATOWN and THE TWO JAKES) in this twentyfirst century tale in which water is becoming more like oil. -- Midwest Book Review
Penny Rudolph
Reg. price $24.95 hardcover; $22.95 softcover
ISBN 1-59058-148-2 hardcover; 1-59058-163-6 paperback
Poisoned Pen Press, 2005. 312 pages (Large Type Trade Paperback 500 pages)
Rachel Chavez, who survived a bout with drugs and drink when her mother died, has inherited from her grandfather a building across from the InterUrban Water District office, and most of that agency's employees park their cars there. When the pompous but attractive head of the agency is killed by a hitandrun driver, Chavez is certain that the car involved belongs to the agency's fleet and is parked in her garage. She's afraid to go to the police because she doesn't want to lose the agency's businessand because she served time in jail for drug possession. But when another agency official and Chavez's flaky, parttime assistant are killed, she knows she has to start digging on her own.
REVIEWS
....Rudolph gets it all right: the daily dirty work of running a small garage, the conflicting emotions of a woman trying to stay afloat and alive, the mixed motives of everyone from activists to bureaucrats. Water is what makes "Thicker Than Blood" an important social document. Here's hoping there are other kinds of clients near Chavez's garage, so she can come back soon and tell us their stories. -- Dick Adler, Chicago Tribune
.... One of the many delightful aspects of this story is the eclectic band of misfits and outsiders who help Rachel solve the crime—from homeless fortuneteller Irene to night-shift office cleaner Goldie. Rudolph provides a well-crafted plot and satisfying levels of suspense, but what stands out most is Rachel herself—one of the most refreshing new series heroines to wander into the crime genre in quite a while. Let’s hope Rachel’s garage remains a dangerous place. -- Jenny McLarin, Booklist
...readers will take immense delight in the latest Southern California water war mystery. The story line is character driven by the heroine's conscience as Rachel ponders the ethical question of telling the authorities knowing that means trouble for her. Interestingly and what makes the novel, she does not turn into super amateur sleuth, but instead is dragged along the way and learns the truth when the culprit decides to cleanse her. Readers will compare positively Rachel with Jake Gittes (see CHINATOWN and THE TWO JAKES) in this twentyfirst century tale in which water is becoming more like oil. -- Midwest Book Review
Thicker Than Blood
Penny Rudolph
Reg. price $24.95 hardcover; $22.95 softcover
ISBN 1-59058-148-2 hardcover; 1-59058-163-6 paperback
Poisoned Pen Press, 2005. 312 pages (Large Type Trade Paperback 500 pages)
Rachel Chavez, who survived a bout with drugs and drink when her mother died, has inherited from her grandfather a building across from the InterUrban Water District office, and most of that agency's employees park their cars there. When the pompous but attractive head of the agency is killed by a hitandrun driver, Chavez is certain that the car involved belongs to the agency's fleet and is parked in her garage. She's afraid to go to the police because she doesn't want to lose the agency's businessand because she served time in jail for drug possession. But when another agency official and Chavez's flaky, parttime assistant are killed, she knows she has to start digging on her own.
REVIEWS
....Rudolph gets it all right: the daily dirty work of running a small garage, the conflicting emotions of a woman trying to stay afloat and alive, the mixed motives of everyone from activists to bureaucrats. Water is what makes "Thicker Than Blood" an important social document. Here's hoping there are other kinds of clients near Chavez's garage, so she can come back soon and tell us their stories. -- Dick Adler, Chicago Tribune
.... One of the many delightful aspects of this story is the eclectic band of misfits and outsiders who help Rachel solve the crime—from homeless fortuneteller Irene to night-shift office cleaner Goldie. Rudolph provides a well-crafted plot and satisfying levels of suspense, but what stands out most is Rachel herself—one of the most refreshing new series heroines to wander into the crime genre in quite a while. Let’s hope Rachel’s garage remains a dangerous place. -- Jenny McLarin, Booklist
...readers will take immense delight in the latest Southern California water war mystery. The story line is character driven by the heroine's conscience as Rachel ponders the ethical question of telling the authorities knowing that means trouble for her. Interestingly and what makes the novel, she does not turn into super amateur sleuth, but instead is dragged along the way and learns the truth when the culprit decides to cleanse her. Readers will compare positively Rachel with Jake Gittes (see CHINATOWN and THE TWO JAKES) in this twentyfirst century tale in which water is becoming more like oil. -- Midwest Book Review
Penny Rudolph
Reg. price $24.95 hardcover; $22.95 softcover
ISBN 1-59058-148-2 hardcover; 1-59058-163-6 paperback
Poisoned Pen Press, 2005. 312 pages (Large Type Trade Paperback 500 pages)
Rachel Chavez, who survived a bout with drugs and drink when her mother died, has inherited from her grandfather a building across from the InterUrban Water District office, and most of that agency's employees park their cars there. When the pompous but attractive head of the agency is killed by a hitandrun driver, Chavez is certain that the car involved belongs to the agency's fleet and is parked in her garage. She's afraid to go to the police because she doesn't want to lose the agency's businessand because she served time in jail for drug possession. But when another agency official and Chavez's flaky, parttime assistant are killed, she knows she has to start digging on her own.
REVIEWS
....Rudolph gets it all right: the daily dirty work of running a small garage, the conflicting emotions of a woman trying to stay afloat and alive, the mixed motives of everyone from activists to bureaucrats. Water is what makes "Thicker Than Blood" an important social document. Here's hoping there are other kinds of clients near Chavez's garage, so she can come back soon and tell us their stories. -- Dick Adler, Chicago Tribune
.... One of the many delightful aspects of this story is the eclectic band of misfits and outsiders who help Rachel solve the crime—from homeless fortuneteller Irene to night-shift office cleaner Goldie. Rudolph provides a well-crafted plot and satisfying levels of suspense, but what stands out most is Rachel herself—one of the most refreshing new series heroines to wander into the crime genre in quite a while. Let’s hope Rachel’s garage remains a dangerous place. -- Jenny McLarin, Booklist
...readers will take immense delight in the latest Southern California water war mystery. The story line is character driven by the heroine's conscience as Rachel ponders the ethical question of telling the authorities knowing that means trouble for her. Interestingly and what makes the novel, she does not turn into super amateur sleuth, but instead is dragged along the way and learns the truth when the culprit decides to cleanse her. Readers will compare positively Rachel with Jake Gittes (see CHINATOWN and THE TWO JAKES) in this twentyfirst century tale in which water is becoming more like oil. -- Midwest Book Review
Thirty Acres More or Less: Restoring a Farm in Virginia
Thirty Acres More or Less: Restoring a Farm in
Virginia
Susan C. Wyatt
Thirty Acres More or Less: Restoring a Farm in
Virginia
Susan C. Wyatt
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 0-9716956-1-X
ABT Publishing Inc., 2003, 119-pages, 60 photos/illustrations
Thirty Acres More or Less is an illuminating and often humorous memoir about one city family’s adventures in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, 65 miles west of Washington, DC. Purchasing a small rundown farm in Rappahannock County in the mid-1970s, Wyatt, her husband, and their young children spent weekends for several years reclaiming this pre-Civil War property, and learning some lessons in the process.
REVIEWS
A nostalgic journey focusing on the restoration of a home and a lifestyle…Wyatt’s dream of living off the land is as universal as the quirky characters inhabiting this well-written memoir. -- Bonnie Hearn Hill, author of Intern; Special Sections Editor, Fresno Bee
A wonderful look at a special time in our county’s history…Wyatt’s love for Loganberry Farm shines through every page. -- Donna Fisher, Rappahannock Historical Society, VA
Susan C. Wyatt
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 0-9716956-1-X
ABT Publishing Inc., 2003, 119-pages, 60 photos/illustrations
Thirty Acres More or Less is an illuminating and often humorous memoir about one city family’s adventures in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, 65 miles west of Washington, DC. Purchasing a small rundown farm in Rappahannock County in the mid-1970s, Wyatt, her husband, and their young children spent weekends for several years reclaiming this pre-Civil War property, and learning some lessons in the process.
REVIEWS
A nostalgic journey focusing on the restoration of a home and a lifestyle…Wyatt’s dream of living off the land is as universal as the quirky characters inhabiting this well-written memoir. -- Bonnie Hearn Hill, author of Intern; Special Sections Editor, Fresno Bee
A wonderful look at a special time in our county’s history…Wyatt’s love for Loganberry Farm shines through every page. -- Donna Fisher, Rappahannock Historical Society, VA
'Til The End Of Time
Sabra Brown Steinsiek
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-593-74179-0
Whiskey Creek Press, 2004. 223 pages
Book 3 of the Taylor Morgan Trilogy concluding the story of Taylor Morgan
and Laura Collins previously introduced in Timing Is Everything and When
That Time Comes. Twenty five years after their marriage, they find
themselved faced with their greates challenge when Laura is offered the
writng assignment of a lifetime in unsettled Bosnia - an assignemnt with
unexpected consequences.
REVIEWS
Sabra Brown Steinsiek's Til The End Of Time can make it's readers cry right
from the start. -- R. Martinez, Albuquerque West Side Journal
Ms. Steinsiek has created a tale that takes you from one end of your
emotions to another; a love story that encompasses the importance of family,
standing by your convictions, and surviving a devastating loss. -- Romance At Heart (www.romanceatheart.com)
This tender, beautifully written story is a heart-melting delight and a
must-read! I was captivated and read the whole thing in a single sitting.
Steinsiek pens a winner in this gem of a story about the wonderful and
painful changes life brings and the hidden blessings waiting to be
encountered along the way. -- Fallen Angel Reviews (www.fallenangelreviews.com)
Sabra Brown Steinsiek
Reg. price $12.95
ISBN 1-593-74179-0
Whiskey Creek Press, 2004. 223 pages
Book 3 of the Taylor Morgan Trilogy concluding the story of Taylor Morgan
and Laura Collins previously introduced in Timing Is Everything and When
That Time Comes. Twenty five years after their marriage, they find
themselved faced with their greates challenge when Laura is offered the
writng assignment of a lifetime in unsettled Bosnia - an assignemnt with
unexpected consequences.
REVIEWS
Sabra Brown Steinsiek's Til The End Of Time can make it's readers cry right
from the start. -- R. Martinez, Albuquerque West Side Journal
Ms. Steinsiek has created a tale that takes you from one end of your
emotions to another; a love story that encompasses the importance of family,
standing by your convictions, and surviving a devastating loss. -- Romance At Heart (www.romanceatheart.com)
This tender, beautifully written story is a heart-melting delight and a
must-read! I was captivated and read the whole thing in a single sitting.
Steinsiek pens a winner in this gem of a story about the wonderful and
painful changes life brings and the hidden blessings waiting to be
encountered along the way. -- Fallen Angel Reviews (www.fallenangelreviews.com)
THE TIME DANCER
Zelda Leah Gatuskin
$10.00
ISBN 0-938513-12-5
Amador Publishers, 1991 novel, 245 pp
A romantic tale of time travel, mistaken identities and parallel worlds. Can one really navigate the sea of time? When George Drumm falls in love with the Gypsy Esmarelda, he must learn the secrets of the Spiral Map of Time, or lose her to the future. But the Gypsy is on her own quest. The two leapfrog across the spiral in search of lost cats, missing satchels and each other, and in the process share glimpses of their magical universe with residents of the dusty town of Caliente.
A twisted, clever, spellbinding fairy tale for the 1990's. Gatuskin creates a vivid and bizarre universe, certain to satisfy the appetites of enthusiasts of such authors as Lewis Carroll and J.R.R. Tolkien.-- Michael Bush, Manhattan Theatre Club
Gatuskin weaves a delightfully magical story which tricked me into thinking she was from another time, or maybe a Gypsy in a past life. I'll never look at my cats the same again.--Lisa Law, author, FLASHING ON THE SIXTIES
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/dancer.htm
Zelda Leah Gatuskin
$10.00
ISBN 0-938513-12-5
Amador Publishers, 1991 novel, 245 pp
A romantic tale of time travel, mistaken identities and parallel worlds. Can one really navigate the sea of time? When George Drumm falls in love with the Gypsy Esmarelda, he must learn the secrets of the Spiral Map of Time, or lose her to the future. But the Gypsy is on her own quest. The two leapfrog across the spiral in search of lost cats, missing satchels and each other, and in the process share glimpses of their magical universe with residents of the dusty town of Caliente.
A twisted, clever, spellbinding fairy tale for the 1990's. Gatuskin creates a vivid and bizarre universe, certain to satisfy the appetites of enthusiasts of such authors as Lewis Carroll and J.R.R. Tolkien.-- Michael Bush, Manhattan Theatre Club
Gatuskin weaves a delightfully magical story which tricked me into thinking she was from another time, or maybe a Gypsy in a past life. I'll never look at my cats the same again.--Lisa Law, author, FLASHING ON THE SIXTIES
http://www.amadorbooks.com/books/dancer.htm
A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire (Ebook)
A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire – An Ebook
Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly and R. Kevin
Hennelly
A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire – An Ebook
Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly and R. Kevin Hennelly
Reg. price $24.95
ISBN 0-9742162-0-8
Our Lady of Light Publications; 299 pages
[The is an eBook and buyer must provide an email address. The necessary information to download the book will be sent to that address.]
Imagine knowing the truth–the whole truth. Several years ago, the Divine Mother, known to many as Mary the mother of Jesus, began to appear to Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly, a native of Santa Fe, New Mexico. In a remarkable series of apparitions which continue to this day, Mary revealed to her the momentous changes our world is facing, why they are happening, and how we are being called to respond to them.
Mary asked Michelle and her husband to write a book about these messages in order to share them with as many people as possible. A Time of Fire ~ A Way of Fire is that book.
Divided into three parts each of which could stand alone as a separate book, it opens with a stunning overview of Mary’s revelations about events, including wars and natural disasters, that will reshape our lives and world forever. It is the true story of our times–a story which is affecting every soul on this planet and the planet itself.
The second part consists of hundreds of verbatim messages received by Michelle directly from Mary. Arranged in over sixty fascinating topics ranging from personal transformation to details about the global conspiracy that is leading humankind into the greatest spiritual battle our world has ever known. These messages, filled with love and compassion, stand as one of the most extensive compilations of Marian revelations ever documented..
This timely work culminates in a series of teachings by Jesus and Mary on The Book of Revelations, the profound but little understood biblical text which has been shrouded in mystery for two thousand years. Unveiling a secret depth of meaning contained in Revelations, they reveal an essential part of Jesus’ teachings about love, light, energy and spiritual transformation hidden since the earliest days of Christianity.
This ground-breaking book, which is being offered exclusively as an Ebook, will serve as an indispensable guide for you and your loved ones through what Mary describes as the greatest transition our world has ever known. Offering the keys to personal and global transformation, these stunning revelations are a priceless gift from the Divine Mother to all humanity at this critical time in our history.
Every so often an extraordinary book comes along with the power to truly make a difference – to awaken people and alter the course of human history. A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire is one of those books.
REVIEWS
For anyone who has wondered what is really happening around us, for anyone who has asked what will happen or what can I do, A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire gives the answers. -- Carmella Jasso
The truth and reality behind these words are inevitable. You cannot not realize how this book applies to your life and what is unfolding in the world around. A beautiful book in every way. -- Avery Rowlinson
This book conveys an important message for our time in seeking to unveil the Divine Plan....It offers a global perspective on humanity's spiritual evolution at the present time. -- Robert Powell, Ph.D., Co-founder of the Sophia Foundation and author of The Sophia Teachings
This book is sensational and a landmark contribution to the Marian literature. -- Connie Shaw, Visionary and Author of Mary’s Miracles and Prophecies: Intimate Revelations of a Visionary
Once you purchase A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire, you will be sent an email with instructions on downloading your new Ebook as well as three free gifts.
Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly and R. Kevin Hennelly
Reg. price $24.95
ISBN 0-9742162-0-8
Our Lady of Light Publications; 299 pages
[The is an eBook and buyer must provide an email address. The necessary information to download the book will be sent to that address.]
Imagine knowing the truth–the whole truth. Several years ago, the Divine Mother, known to many as Mary the mother of Jesus, began to appear to Michelle Rios Rice Hennelly, a native of Santa Fe, New Mexico. In a remarkable series of apparitions which continue to this day, Mary revealed to her the momentous changes our world is facing, why they are happening, and how we are being called to respond to them.
Mary asked Michelle and her husband to write a book about these messages in order to share them with as many people as possible. A Time of Fire ~ A Way of Fire is that book.
Divided into three parts each of which could stand alone as a separate book, it opens with a stunning overview of Mary’s revelations about events, including wars and natural disasters, that will reshape our lives and world forever. It is the true story of our times–a story which is affecting every soul on this planet and the planet itself.
The second part consists of hundreds of verbatim messages received by Michelle directly from Mary. Arranged in over sixty fascinating topics ranging from personal transformation to details about the global conspiracy that is leading humankind into the greatest spiritual battle our world has ever known. These messages, filled with love and compassion, stand as one of the most extensive compilations of Marian revelations ever documented..
This timely work culminates in a series of teachings by Jesus and Mary on The Book of Revelations, the profound but little understood biblical text which has been shrouded in mystery for two thousand years. Unveiling a secret depth of meaning contained in Revelations, they reveal an essential part of Jesus’ teachings about love, light, energy and spiritual transformation hidden since the earliest days of Christianity.
This ground-breaking book, which is being offered exclusively as an Ebook, will serve as an indispensable guide for you and your loved ones through what Mary describes as the greatest transition our world has ever known. Offering the keys to personal and global transformation, these stunning revelations are a priceless gift from the Divine Mother to all humanity at this critical time in our history.
Every so often an extraordinary book comes along with the power to truly make a difference – to awaken people and alter the course of human history. A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire is one of those books.
REVIEWS
For anyone who has wondered what is really happening around us, for anyone who has asked what will happen or what can I do, A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire gives the answers. -- Carmella Jasso
The truth and reality behind these words are inevitable. You cannot not realize how this book applies to your life and what is unfolding in the world around. A beautiful book in every way. -- Avery Rowlinson
This book conveys an important message for our time in seeking to unveil the Divine Plan....It offers a global perspective on humanity's spiritual evolution at the present time. -- Robert Powell, Ph.D., Co-founder of the Sophia Foundation and author of The Sophia Teachings
This book is sensational and a landmark contribution to the Marian literature. -- Connie Shaw, Visionary and Author of Mary’s Miracles and Prophecies: Intimate Revelations of a Visionary
Once you purchase A Time of Fire~A Way of Fire, you will be sent an email with instructions on downloading your new Ebook as well as three free gifts.
Timing Is Everything
Sabra Brown Steinsiek
Reg. price $17.95
ISBN 0-595-12656-1
iUniverse.com, 2000. 353 pages
Awards
2002 Jada Press Awards Honorable Mention: Best New Romance Novel; 2002 Lories Award 3rd Place: Best New Author: Long Contemporary
The first book of the "Taylor Morgan Trilogy" introducing Broadway star
Taylor Morgan and Albuquerque journalist Laura Collins in a tale as old as
time and as current as cyberspace, weaving together four lives through
violence, love, and loss as they prove that "Timing Is Everything."
REVIEWS
Timing is Everything tugs at the heartstrings one moment, angers you the
next, but never leaves you hanging and unfulfilled. Timing is Everything is
a recommended read for those who want a full-bodied, and TRULY ROMANTIC READ. -- Romance At Heart (www.romanceatheart.com)
3 Stars ...Ms. Steinsiek take these characters to the heights and depths
of human emotions. -- Romantic Times
Sabra Brown Steinsiek
Reg. price $17.95
ISBN 0-595-12656-1
iUniverse.com, 2000. 353 pages
Awards
2002 Jada Press Awards Honorable Mention: Best New Romance Novel; 2002 Lories Award 3rd Place: Best New Author: Long Contemporary
The first book of the "Taylor Morgan Trilogy" introducing Broadway star
Taylor Morgan and Albuquerque journalist Laura Collins in a tale as old as
time and as current as cyberspace, weaving together four lives through
violence, love, and loss as they prove that "Timing Is Everything."
REVIEWS
Timing is Everything tugs at the heartstrings one moment, angers you the
next, but never leaves you hanging and unfulfilled. Timing is Everything is
a recommended read for those who want a full-bodied, and TRULY ROMANTIC READ. -- Romance At Heart (www.romanceatheart.com)
3 Stars ...Ms. Steinsiek take these characters to the heights and depths
of human emotions. -- Romantic Times
Todo el mar para mis sueños / All the Sea for My Dreams
Todo el mar para mis sueños / All the Sea for My
Dreams
Olga Caturla de la Maza. Spanish translated into
English by Elena Borklund
Todo el mar para mis sueños / All the Sea for My
Dreams
Olga Caturla de la Maza. Spanish translated into English by Elena Borklund
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-884512-99-2
Two Eagles Press International, 2002. 160 pages
This bilingual volume presents the full range of poetry written by award-winning Cuban-American poet, Olga Caturla de la Maza, born in Cuba in 1911 when horseback was the main mode of transportation, exiled from Cuba to Albuquerque in 1961, and respected for her contributions to 20th century Spanish-language literature. Olga died at age ninety-one 6 months after publication of this collection of her best poetry.
REVIEWS
... a phenomenal collection that spans the writer's lifetime, put together in the poet's 90th year. *** ... a loving collection put together by the author's daughter ... who shares some of the touching story of how this collection came to be. We should be grateful that Elena persevered and triumphed in the making of this collection, that she elected to share so much of her mother with the world, and that her mother lived so fully. It is a book I will hold dear to my heart. -- Jeanie C. Williams, Southwest Book Views
Olga Caturla de la Maza. Spanish translated into English by Elena Borklund
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-884512-99-2
Two Eagles Press International, 2002. 160 pages
This bilingual volume presents the full range of poetry written by award-winning Cuban-American poet, Olga Caturla de la Maza, born in Cuba in 1911 when horseback was the main mode of transportation, exiled from Cuba to Albuquerque in 1961, and respected for her contributions to 20th century Spanish-language literature. Olga died at age ninety-one 6 months after publication of this collection of her best poetry.
REVIEWS
... a phenomenal collection that spans the writer's lifetime, put together in the poet's 90th year. *** ... a loving collection put together by the author's daughter ... who shares some of the touching story of how this collection came to be. We should be grateful that Elena persevered and triumphed in the making of this collection, that she elected to share so much of her mother with the world, and that her mother lived so fully. It is a book I will hold dear to my heart. -- Jeanie C. Williams, Southwest Book Views
Tradition & Heritage: History of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Pena Blanca, New Mexico
Tradition & Heritage
Virginia Ortiz
Tradition &
Heritage: A History of the Parish of Our Lady of
Guadalupe in Pena Blanca, New Mexico
This new book is the history of the Parish in Pena Blanca, New Mexico and its missions in Cochiti Lake, Pueblo of Cochiti, Sile, La Bajada, Domingo, Santo Domingo Pueblo, and San Felipe Pueblo. The Foreword is by Most Reverend Archbishop Michael Sheehan and the author is Virginia E. Quintana de Ortiz of the Parish.
There are many archival photos in the book but most notable are the photos of the Stations of the Cross murals painted by Fray Angelico Chavez in the 1930s. Many parishioners were used as subjects of the murals.
The book contains list of priests, sisters, deacons, brothers, that all were in residence at the Parish. It contains photos of the stained glass windows, the old Catholic School, and long gone churches.
96 pages, 110 photos. ISBN 978-1-890689-32-2
This new book is the history of the Parish in Pena Blanca, New Mexico and its missions in Cochiti Lake, Pueblo of Cochiti, Sile, La Bajada, Domingo, Santo Domingo Pueblo, and San Felipe Pueblo. The Foreword is by Most Reverend Archbishop Michael Sheehan and the author is Virginia E. Quintana de Ortiz of the Parish.
There are many archival photos in the book but most notable are the photos of the Stations of the Cross murals painted by Fray Angelico Chavez in the 1930s. Many parishioners were used as subjects of the murals.
The book contains list of priests, sisters, deacons, brothers, that all were in residence at the Parish. It contains photos of the stained glass windows, the old Catholic School, and long gone churches.
96 pages, 110 photos. ISBN 978-1-890689-32-2
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION -- Tradicion Revista -- 1
Year
published by LPD Press
Subscription is $15 for one year
Tradicion Revista is the only regular magazine that covers the art and culture of the Hispanic Southwest. The magazine is published quarterly. The magazine was founded in 1996 as a place to explore both current events as well as scholarly research that is being conducted in the field. The magazine regularly contains lists of current exhibits and shows, profiles of contemporary and traditional artists, as well as book reviews. The readership of the magazine is about 10,000 and it reaches people all across the country, Puerto Rico, Germany, Netherlands, and Japan.
Tradicion Revista is a quarterly that is published April, July, October and December.
published by LPD Press
Subscription is $15 for one year
Tradicion Revista is the only regular magazine that covers the art and culture of the Hispanic Southwest. The magazine is published quarterly. The magazine was founded in 1996 as a place to explore both current events as well as scholarly research that is being conducted in the field. The magazine regularly contains lists of current exhibits and shows, profiles of contemporary and traditional artists, as well as book reviews. The readership of the magazine is about 10,000 and it reaches people all across the country, Puerto Rico, Germany, Netherlands, and Japan.
Tradicion Revista is a quarterly that is published April, July, October and December.
The Treasures In His Word
Susan Sherwood Parr
Reg. price $6.95
ISBN 0-9728590-2-0; TRADE PAPER
Word Productions. 64 pages
BIBLICAL STUDIES. This study in The integrity of God’s Word is chock full of faith-building inspiration that will turn any life around from hum drum to a renewed sense of the limitless power of God, the beauty and power in His Word. A book to transform and build the Christian life.
Susan Sherwood Parr
Reg. price $6.95
ISBN 0-9728590-2-0; TRADE PAPER
Word Productions. 64 pages
BIBLICAL STUDIES. This study in The integrity of God’s Word is chock full of faith-building inspiration that will turn any life around from hum drum to a renewed sense of the limitless power of God, the beauty and power in His Word. A book to transform and build the Christian life.
Trojan Steers
J.D. Maples
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-930371-01-2 (soft cover)
LomaLand Books, Inc., 2000. 242 pages
A Thriller Set in the New West
Beef ranching, traditionally, had been a satisfying, romantic life, but in time economic pressures forced a change. Ranchers with oil wells subsidized their cattle operations, but as the wells became depleted they were driven to the wall; some sold out, others raised lower grade animals for hamburger chains. One family, however, developed a unique scheme to maintain their empire and sustain an imperial lifestyle—for awhile.
J.D. Maples is the pen name of husband and wife authors; Joan has an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University, while Doug, a veterinarian, is a former college Dean. The basis for this story was taken from Doug’s years as a ranch veterinarian in Texas.
REVIEWS
Trojan Steers, a fast moving [veterinary] medical whodunit set in the ranch country of West Texas -- LIBRO, a publication of the New Mexico Book Association.
Enticing locale, interesting subject, great characters -- Reader, Kelly Kennedy, Boston.
J.D. Maples
Reg. price $14.95
ISBN 1-930371-01-2 (soft cover)
LomaLand Books, Inc., 2000. 242 pages
A Thriller Set in the New West
Beef ranching, traditionally, had been a satisfying, romantic life, but in time economic pressures forced a change. Ranchers with oil wells subsidized their cattle operations, but as the wells became depleted they were driven to the wall; some sold out, others raised lower grade animals for hamburger chains. One family, however, developed a unique scheme to maintain their empire and sustain an imperial lifestyle—for awhile.
J.D. Maples is the pen name of husband and wife authors; Joan has an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University, while Doug, a veterinarian, is a former college Dean. The basis for this story was taken from Doug’s years as a ranch veterinarian in Texas.
REVIEWS
Trojan Steers, a fast moving [veterinary] medical whodunit set in the ranch country of West Texas -- LIBRO, a publication of the New Mexico Book Association.
Enticing locale, interesting subject, great characters -- Reader, Kelly Kennedy, Boston.
Truth
Ross Bishop
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9669822-1-5
Blue Lotus Press. 256 pages
Life. It confuses, perplexes and confounds. Many people have written about it, few have offered explanations. In his new book TRUTH, Shaman Ross Bishop offers a unique perspective of life that differs significantly from our normal understanding of it. Bishop provides insight into why life is the way it is and offers some groundbreaking insights into how we might live “fearlessly and passionately.”
Bishop says, “Life can been viewed from many perspectives, and our present view is based upon the antiquated values of the age of conquest. Those old beliefs and values have simply outlived their usefulness. They inhibit our growth and development both as individuals and as a society.”
The Age of Conquest was part of The Age of Karma, a 20,000 year period that has covered much of the period of man’s social existence. During The Age of Karma, certain aspects of spiritual development, like enlightenment, were virtually impossible. We are entering a 50 year period that will be known as The Age of Awakening, and the rules regarding what is possible will be changing.
The Age of Awakening will both foster and encourage us to find different and more profound ways to view our existence, and that involves learning to live from the place of truth. Learning to live from truth powerfully changes how we see and feel about ourselves and how we deal with life.”
Shaman Bishop says, “True inner peace can only be found by shifting perspectives and moving ourselves to the space of truth. You cannot eliminate emotion if you are in the ego space. Take an emotion like fear, for example. Fear arises because we feel separated from our natural selves – from our God-consciousness, or inner truth. Living in the ego-space, we do our best to confront fear, but from the ego, you can only minimize emotion, you cannot eliminate it. We end up failing and then feel worse about ourselves. That,” says Bishop, “is a major flaw in our or present understanding of life.”
Bishop continues, “Using the fear example, if you shift to your center to the space of Universal Truth, you realize that fear is not a natural phenomenon but something created by our ego to fill the space of perceived separation from the Creator. Once you return to the God-space, fear simply ceases to exists, it is no longer relevant.” This is an example of the essential message contained in TRUTH. One of the book’s secrets is that it shows the individual how to move past the ego and live in the God-space.
The God-space is not some esoteric, spiritual practice known only to shaman. The concepts are quite simple and have been with us for quite some time. Bishop points out that, “For thousands of years spiritual teachers of all kinds have urged us to do one simply thing – to open our hearts to ourselves and to each other. Whether you read the Bible, the Torah, the Bhagavad-Ghita, Buddha’s Sutras or the Koran, there is basically one message contained there: ‘Open your heart.’ Bishop points out that, “All any situation needs is more compassion. Whether it is an argument with your partner, being angry with yourself or the situation in Iraq, the whole world would be enormously better off if we would simply open our hearts to each other, but more especially to ourselves.
The problem is that we have all been hurt and opening your heart under those circumstances can be very difficult. TRUTH has been written to help address the problem of holding the God-space. “I get asked abut how to hold the God-space.” says Bishop. “Actually what you have to do is to learn to stop not loving yourself. After that, nature takes care of everything else. I have included a number of useful tools for doing that in TRUTH.”
Ross Bishop
Reg. price $19.95
ISBN 0-9669822-1-5
Blue Lotus Press. 256 pages
Life. It confuses, perplexes and confounds. Many people have written about it, few have offered explanations. In his new book TRUTH, Shaman Ross Bishop offers a unique perspective of life that differs significantly from our normal understanding of it. Bishop provides insight into why life is the way it is and offers some groundbreaking insights into how we might live “fearlessly and passionately.”
Bishop says, “Life can been viewed from many perspectives, and our present view is based upon the antiquated values of the age of conquest. Those old beliefs and values have simply outlived their usefulness. They inhibit our growth and development both as individuals and as a society.”
The Age of Conquest was part of The Age of Karma, a 20,000 year period that has covered much of the period of man’s social existence. During The Age of Karma, certain aspects of spiritual development, like enlightenment, were virtually impossible. We are entering a 50 year period that will be known as The Age of Awakening, and the rules regarding what is possible will be changing.
The Age of Awakening will both foster and encourage us to find different and more profound ways to view our existence, and that involves learning to live from the place of truth. Learning to live from truth powerfully changes how we see and feel about ourselves and how we deal with life.”
Shaman Bishop says, “True inner peace can only be found by shifting perspectives and moving ourselves to the space of truth. You cannot eliminate emotion if you are in the ego space. Take an emotion like fear, for example. Fear arises because we feel separated from our natural selves – from our God-consciousness, or inner truth. Living in the ego-space, we do our best to confront fear, but from the ego, you can only minimize emotion, you cannot eliminate it. We end up failing and then feel worse about ourselves. That,” says Bishop, “is a major flaw in our or present understanding of life.”
Bishop continues, “Using the fear example, if you shift to your center to the space of Universal Truth, you realize that fear is not a natural phenomenon but something created by our ego to fill the space of perceived separation from the Creator. Once you return to the God-space, fear simply ceases to exists, it is no longer relevant.” This is an example of the essential message contained in TRUTH. One of the book’s secrets is that it shows the individual how to move past the ego and live in the God-space.
The God-space is not some esoteric, spiritual practice known only to shaman. The concepts are quite simple and have been with us for quite some time. Bishop points out that, “For thousands of years spiritual teachers of all kinds have urged us to do one simply thing – to open our hearts to ourselves and to each other. Whether you read the Bible, the Torah, the Bhagavad-Ghita, Buddha’s Sutras or the Koran, there is basically one message contained there: ‘Open your heart.’ Bishop points out that, “All any situation needs is more compassion. Whether it is an argument with your partner, being angry with yourself or the situation in Iraq, the whole world would be enormously better off if we would simply open our hearts to each other, but more especially to ourselves.
The problem is that we have all been hurt and opening your heart under those circumstances can be very difficult. TRUTH has been written to help address the problem of holding the God-space. “I get asked abut how to hold the God-space.” says Bishop. “Actually what you have to do is to learn to stop not loving yourself. After that, nature takes care of everything else. I have included a number of useful tools for doing that in TRUTH.”
Tu y Yo Nosotros
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00
Aspectos Culturales
Reg. price $20.00