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‘New Mexico Civil Rights and Justice: Tears in the Valleys’ By Ray John de Aragón The History Press (2025, 128 pp.) Readers of Willa Cather’s …
"Xaverio presented excerpts from his recent book, 'Taos: The Call of the Sacred Mountain,'" said Michael Knight, Wurlitzer Foundation director…
Did someone mention a writer’s rut? A troubling lack of inspiration? A need for fresh ideas, landscapes, conversations with fellow and sister …
AT HOME WITH TWIRL & FRIENDS
I know her as Starlet, a pet name given to her by one of her uncles, a dear old friend of mine, and I have known her since her teens when she …
‘The Blue Dog and the White Horse: The Best of Friends’ By Haven Lindsey, illustrated by Emily Pritchett Brandylane Publishers, Inc. (2025, 43…
The Indalo Codex Method, developed by Xaverio Muñoz, is a psychophysical well-being system with deep roots in this region and a proven track …
‘Walking with the Ancestors’ By Christine Autumn (2025, 354 pp.) “You know, girl, we come from a history of magical people.” Oil Moss, a widow…
“They Poisoned The World: Life and death in the age of forever chemicals” By Mariah Blake Crown, 2025, 296 pages Americans tend to connect che…
Fans of Joe Leaphorn, Jim Chee and Bernadette Manuelito will have the pleasure of meeting author Anne Hillerman at the Questa Public Library o…
‘The Magician’s Daughter’ By Katy Grabel Wild Rising Press (2025, 224 pp.) “Oh, honey, shooting your mom from the cannon paid the bills,” came…
Elizabeth Burk, Jami Donley and Rae Marie Taylor will read their poetry at SOMOS Saturday (June 14). Burk, a psychologist, divides her time be…
This Friday (June 6), Imaginative Storm duo James Navé and Allegra Huston will host a reading from photographer Paul O'Connor's "Taos Portrai…
‘Coyotes and Stars: Stories from the American Southwest’ Edited by Robert Wolf Free River Press (2025, 360 pp.) “My parents were our first tea…
"Golden Aspens, Silver Wings: Our Shared Fragile Earth" By Sandy Seth, illustrated by Valerie Graves Linebreak Works, 2025, 151 pages. Sandy S…
Since 2022, Tim Jag has been the director of Santa Fe’s yearly Printers Planet Festival at the Santa Fe Railyard Plaza. This weekend, Printers…
With so many arts institutions under threat this year, it's refreshing to see the return of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival 2025 …
‘Shadow of the Solstice: A Leaphorn, Chee and Manuelito Novel’ By Anne Hillerman Harper/HarperCollins Publishers (2025, 326 pp.) “Leetso” is h…
On Tuesday (May 6) from 5 – 7 p.m., Lauren Camp will host a poetry reading and workshop here at the TCA. The events is free and open to the pu…
Dancing the Four Directions: Sundance Journals and Peyote Tales By Rick Klein Mama Lama Press (2025, 100 pp.) Native American elders, from Tao…
Light Bending: Collected Poems By Bill Nevins Sligo Creek Publishing (2024, 152 pp.) “A poet could be an agent of destruction, or reconstructi…
Imagine you put energy, love, and months or years of work into a project, then entrust someone else to do the one thing you can’t do yourself,…
April marks an exciting time for poetry lovers in Taos. Why? It’s Poetry Month at SOMOS. This month, the Society of the Muse of the Southwest …
‘History of Taos: Second Edition’ By F.R. Bob Romero (2024, 177 pp.) There are seven wonders of Taos, asserts author and historian Bob Romero,…
Sometimes, it can be good to change your mind. Or, if not a full change, just a little movement: an opening, a sidestep, a release of somethin…
‘Lamentations of Nezahualcóyotl : Nahuatl Poems’ Retold by Ilan Stavans Restless Books (2025, 136 pp.) “What we have is on loan, / its existen…
In Ross Gay’s slender book of poetry “Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude,” selected as this year’s Big Read work for a community-wide spring liter…
Allegra Huston and James Navé, long-time Tapos residents are both acclaimed writers and educators who have had considerable success individual…
