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‘A Monthly Guide to Growing a Sensational Garden in Northern New Mexico and the Rocky Mountains’By Nan FischerBookLocker.com, Inc. (2023, 279 …
The film, "Women Talking," directed by Sarah Polley, is ultimately a story about thinking. Thinking and talking about things too painful to di…
On three consecutive Wednesdays in March, Taos poet and author Veronica Golos will facilitate an online workshop titled "Reading Deeply, Writi…
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‘Historic Catholic Churches Along the Río Grande in New Mexico’ (2022, 124 pp.)‘Historic Catholic Churches of Central and Southern New Mexico’…
Little Bravebird and the Grandparents’ GiftsBy Josephine AshtonCJCarroll Publishing (2022, 100pp.)Little Bravebird’s grandfather was a Navajo …
‘Write What You Don’t Know: 10 Steps to Writing with Confidence, Energy and Flow’By Allegra Huston and James NavéTwice 5 Miles (2022, 163 pp.)…
You've been writing a lot of stories for Tempo lately, and recently returned to New Mexico; what brings you here this time around?I was born i…
‘Desert Friends:
“ As winter approaches and nature transforms for the time of dark and stillness, the animals and their families are drawn to Grandmother Winte…
‘Remember Me’A NovelBy Estelle LaureWednesday Books/St. Martin’s (2022, 263 pp.)What if you can cancel unpleasant memories as effortlessly as …
“Something is happening to me,” Dirk, the alarmed husband describes to his wife over the phone. He has been skiing on the Telluride slopes wit…
It wasn’t the warmest of Taos mornings the day Jonathan WarmDayComing held his book reading/signing (Nov. 12), but the quiet little lecture ha…
‘Soulful Shots: CapturingCreative Hands of Taos’By Janet Ames Boccelli and Juliet Isabella Smith (2022, 70 pp.)“I only have two minutes to cr…
‘Miles to Go: An African Family in Search of America Along Route 66’By Brennen MatthewsUniversity of New Mexico Press (2022, 285 pp.)“There is…
A four-day writers’ retreat will run from November 4th to the 7th at El Monte Sagrado. It’s the third and last stage of the Stowe Story Labs i…
He wrote a book about his obsession with candy in CandyFreak. He took on arguably the nation’s biggest sacred cow in Against Football. Both w…
November is National Novel Writing Month, curiously referred to as ‘NaNoWriMo’ and for the sixth year, SOMOS is incorporating this ‘50,000-wor…
‘Reflections Through the Convex Mirror of Time:Poems in Remembrance of the Spanish Civil War’By E.A. MaresUniversity of New Mexico Press (2022…
Taos resident Jim O’Donnell is well known in our community and beyond. Travel and nature come to mind when one approaches the award-winning au…
SOMOS prepares to celebrate 24 years of storytelling The English writer, Sir Phillip Pullman once penned, “After nourishment, shelter and co…
Processions, posadas, bailes, songs, feast days of the santos and other cultural ways: “Things like this create joy, and a sense of completene…
‘The River You Touch: MakingA Life on Moving Water’By Chris DombrowskiMilkweed Editions (2022, 321 pp.)“To learn the language of rivers is the…
It is likely that Barack Obama would be just as excited about Lan Samantha Chang’s upcoming visit to Taos as SOMOS is — the organization spon…
‘Long White Limousine’By Brigitte PauliRising Sun Publishing (2022, 378 pp.)Elvis has never left the building, as evinced by Baz Luhrmann’s ne…
Sylvia Rodríguez is a native Taoseña, professor emerita of anthropology and former director of the Alfonso A. Ortiz Center for Intercultural S…
Seized with the enthusiasm of creating “the new mystic we are bringing into the world,” the guests of Mabel Dodge Luhan gather for breakfast a…
‘Purveyors of Light and Shadow:Two Artists Search for Meaning’By Kate Calder KleinThe Troy Book Makers (2022, 296 pp.)To say “No one is coming…
The commercial property at 210 Paseo del Pueblo Sur has seen its fair share of turnover in the past decade. First, a Chinese restaurant set up shop in the space. Then a Thai restaurant. Briefly it …
As the pandemic has lingered on, forcing adaptations for almost all facets of life, Taos has begun to see its fair share of food carts pop up. What has become a phenomenon in nearly all parts of the …
