What We’re Reading: Tantrum
IN TANTRUM (G.P. Putnam’s Sons), Rachel Eve Moulton serves a wickedly smart and unsettling look at motherhood, generational trauma, and the fear of raising a monster—literally. The novel follows Thea…
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Tag: Books
What We’re Reading: The Kármán Line
T HE KÁRMÁN LINE (Rescue Press), the title of Daisy Atterbury’s breathtaking, genre-blurring memoir in poetry and prose, refers to the threshold between Earth and outer space. “Above the Kármán line,”…
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What We're Reading: The Jemez Mountains
THOMAS W. SWETNAM’S The Jemez Mountains: A Cultural and Natural History (University of New Mexico Press), doesn’t read like the academic tome its title suggests. The 40 short chapters explore colorful…
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What We're Reading: Shadow of the Solstice
MISSING YOUR WEEKLY Dark Winds fix while you await season 4 of the AMC drama? Pick up Shadow of the Solstice (Harper), Anne Hillerman’s latest mystery set on the Navajo Nation. When the U.S. secretary…
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What We're Reading: American Oasis
KYLE PAOLETTA’S debut, American Oasis: Finding the Future in the Cities of the Southwest (Pantheon Books), offers a compelling exploration of five Southwestern metropolises, with Albuquerque—the…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Attend an opening reception. Artists from the Institute of American Indian Arts’ MFA studio arts program show work at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Santa Fe at the exhibition Not Here, But…
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Gustave Baumann’s Art Lives On
FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS, artist Gustave Baumann tried to get his passion project, Little Saints of New Mexico, published. But a circuitous route full of obstacles prevented his artistic homage to the…
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Ramona Emerson Pens a Haunting New Novel
T HE OPENING PAGES of Ramona Emerson’s new novel, Exposure, are crime-scene-level gory. A family is brutally murdered—and Navajo forensic photographer Rita Todacheene is back on the job. She’s also…
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Win Tickets to the Santa Fe International Literary Festival!
New Mexico Magazine is giving away tickets to two author sessions at the Santa Fe International Literary Festival! Don’t miss your chance to be inspired in the City Different. 📚️ GIVEAWAY SESSIONS:…
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What We're Reading: Corn Dance
SANTA FEANS LOST a culinary gem when the trendsetting Corn Dance Café closed its doors in 2003. More than 20 years later, its chef-owner Loretta Barrett Oden shares many of her beloved recipes in Corn…
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