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The Ranching Heritage: A Collection of Stories, Illustrations and ImagesBy Martin TorresNighthawk Press (2020, 120 pp.)In this memoir of a byg…
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Lightning Flowers: My Journey to Uncover the Cost of Saving a LifeBy Katherine E. StandeferLittle, Brown Spark (2020, 288 pp.)This is the stor…
Fly Fish Taos, Santa FeBy Taylor Streit(2020, 184 pp.)"I have laid aside business, and gone a 'fishing," writes Englishman Izaak Walton in his…
The Taos Storytelling Festival has become an annual favorite for storytellers and lovers of stories.The 21st Annual Taos Storytelling Festival…
Shook: An Earthquake, a Legendary Mountain Guide and Everest's Deadliest DayUniversity of New Mexico Press (2020, 214 pp.)
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Max Evans survived the D-Day invasion, countless barroom brawls, disappointing dustups with Hollywood - and, most important, the changing of t…
Max Evans survived the D-Day invasion, countless barroom brawls, disappointing dust-ups with Hollywood — and, most important, the changing of …
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BOOK REVIEW: THE KING OF TAOS - A novel by Max Evans 176 pp. University of New Mexico Press. $9.99In Max Evans' newest novel, "The King of Tao…
Taos poet and teacher Lise Goett conjures up poetry in response to COVID-19.
Veronica Golos is a founding co-editor of the Taos Journal of International Poetry and Art, former poetry editor for the Journal of Feminist S…
Think back to a moment when your mother or father, or maybe a loving grandparent or teacher, told you a story. Do you remember it? What feelin…
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A memoir workshop in town that transitioned to online meetings on Zoom after the coronavirus pandemic ended the possibility of continuing face…
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