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Steve Gleydura
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Steve Gleydura

Steve is the editor in chief of New Mexico Magazine.

Editor's Letter: History Notes

New Mexico's state historian, Rob Martínez. Photograph by Jen Judge. DURING NORMAL TIMES, I’d have already heard Rob Martínez perform live at Corrales Bistro Brewery or another of the many venues he…

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Hooked on Hatch

Red chile sundae. Illustration by Chris Philpot. Bacon The Santa Fe School of Cooking’s red chile bacon has become almost iconic in the 25 years since James Beard Award–winning cookbook author and…

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Santa Fe's Wheel Deal

Above: Clemente McFarlane's first love was skateboarding. "My first bike was a way to strap my skateboard to my backpack and ride somewhere instead of taking the subway," he says. Photograph by Kate…

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Editor's Letter: Burn Notice

IT WAS A NEWBIE MISTAKE. Back in March, I’d purchased a few jars of Hatch green chile salsa and mentioned in a meeting that they weren’t as spicy as I expected. “To New Mexicans, it’s not about the…

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Nick Maryol: Feeding the Soul

Above: Nick Maryol shares his passion for New Mexican cuisine at Tia Sophia's. Photo: Kate Russell. Nick Maryol started bussing tables at Tia Sophia’s when he was 6. It was as much family obligation…

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Editor's Letter: On the Outs

Above: A rider takes a break on the Gomez Peak Summit Mountain Biking Trail. Photograph by Jay Hemphill. THE ALLURE OF NEW MEXICO’S MOUNTAINS, rivers, and vast open spaces is a big reason why I’m…

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Stitches in Time

Above: Stagger Lee Goods' Hijos del Sol apron includes hand-crafted details such as slanted welt pockets and cross-back leather straps. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. SOMETHING PERSONAL IS WOVEN INTO…

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Hollywood Vibe

Above: Snap a selfie at the “Calumet Says Howdy” mural in Las Vegas. COWBOY JACK BURNS GETS US. “Westerners hate fences,” he says in an early scene of Lonely Are the Brave. We certainly won’t blame…

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Editor's Letter: Home Works

Above: The San Miguel de Socorro Mission was rebuilt in 1821, though some of the original 1620s structure remains behind the altar. HOME. OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS, many of us have had some extra time…

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