The 7,500-Foot Literary Fest
LITTLE HAS CHANGED since Willa Cather’s rendering of Santa Fe nearly a hundred years ago. The evening’s tangerine light still catches low rooftops, the Plaza still stands crisp and green underfoot…
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A Cuentista’s Magic
SINCE ITS PUBLICATION in 1972, Bless Me, Ultima has inspired countless people across this country and around the globe, both young and old, to read, write, and listen with a sincere appreciation for…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend: July 10-12
Above: An Otomi textile by Mexican artist Julio Laja Chichicaxtle, measuring 68-by-72 inches, is among the works available at the International Folk Art Market's One World Gala and Auction. Photograph…
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The Godfather
AND WITH ULTIMA came the owl … On a starry night in September 2016, I am camping near the New Mexico–Colorado state line and reading Bless Me, Ultima in the shadowy light of a kerosene lamp. I am…
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