NEW MEXICAN AUTHORS: E - K

8/22/2005

These are authors who either live or have lived in New Mexico. Some of their works are not available through the Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library system, but were included for completeness. Those titles are followed by an asterisk. Authors who don’t live in NM, but whose novels are set here, can be found in the NEW MEXICAN FICTION bibliography, also available on this site. In order to search this bibliography, press Ctrl & F at the same time, to use the Find function.

For further information on an author, please check the catalog under SUBJECT using the person's last name. Because some titles have several call-numbers, please check the library's catalog for the specific location & status of the title you are seeking. The library's home page can be found at: www.cabq.gov/library

See also the ALBUQUERQUE AUTHORS, ALBUQUERQUE FOR NOVEL LOVERS, CHILDREN’S & YOUNG ADULT TITLES SET IN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICAN CHILDREN’S AUTHORS, NEW MEXICAN FICTION, NEW MEXICAN POETS & THE NEW MEXICO INDEX bibliographies at this site. For more information, see also the LITERARY CRITICISM & LITERARY BIOGRAPHIES bibliography at the Information Desks of the Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System.

EAGLE WALKING TURTLE - NM author of Indian-America: a Traveler’s Companion & Keepers of the Fire: Journey to the Tree of Life Based on Black Elk’s Vision. For information on his other title, please see the New Mexican Children’s Authors bibliography.

EARNEY, MICHAEL - Santa Fe ceramic sculptor, producer, director & editor of "Blue Sky Productions", a documentary film company & co-author of Land and Cattle

EASTLAKE, WILLIAM - author of excellent novels on Navajo-Anglo relations, including: Dancers in the Scalp House, & Lyric of the Circle Heart (a compilation of Go In Beauty, The Bronc People & Portrait of an Artist With Twenty-Six Horses). For further information, see the NM Index.

EATON, ROBERT - Santa Fe outdoorsman, U.S. Department of the Interior employee & author of Lightning Field: Travels In and Around New Mexico

EAUCLAIRE, SALLY - respected Santa Fe author on contemporary color photography & author of American Independents

EBINGER, VIRGINIA NYLANDER - a native of Quay County, later northern NM school music teacher & university teacher training leader & author of Niñez, Spanish Songs, Games, and Stories of Childhood

EBOCH, CHRIS - Albuquerque children’s author of the Mayan story of a 9^th century Guatemalan girl heroine, in The Well of Sacrifice.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

EBRIGHT, MALCOLM - Guadalupita historian, attorney & president of the Center for Land Grant Studies, who writes extensively on Guadalupita Land Grant & the Lawyers, Land Grant Associations in New Mexico, Land Grants and Lawsuits In Northern New Mexico, Spanish & Mexican Land Grants & the Law, & Tierra Amarilla Grant: a History of Chicanery

EDAAKIE, RITA - Zuni Pueblo editor of Idonapshe - Let’s Eat: Traditional Zuni Foods

EDENFIELD, ANN - Albuquerque vice president of sales for Americana Publishing, Christian minister, founder of Wings Ministry, a group that helps families of people who are imprisoned, & author of Family Arrested: How to Survive the Incarceration of a Loved One. For further information, please see the NM Index.

EDLINGER-KUNZE, CATHRINE - NM illustrator who owned an art school ffor children & illustrated children’s literature in Germany

EDMUNDS, MARTIN - Pojoaque poet of The High Road to Taos & husband of CAROL MOLDAW; some of his other work can be found in New Mexico Poetry Renaissance. For more information, please see the NM Index.

EDRINGTON, THOMAS S. - Albuquerque Sandia National Lab manager & co-author of The Battle of Glorieta Pass. For more information, see the NM Index.

EDWARDS, DIANNE EDENFIELD - Corrales writer, former poetry editor at UNM Press, & is included in & co-edited In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 266+

EDWARDS, ROBERT - former NM poet, some of whose work can be found in Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico

EGAN, JOHN T. - former Santa Fe city councilor, manager of Rancho Encantado Resort, & author of a book on his mother, Betty Egan, owner of the resort. For more information, please see the NM Index.

EGAN, MARTHA - Corrales author of Mílagros: Votive Offerings from the Americas & Relicarios: Devotional Miniatures from the Americas & novelist of the Albuquerque mystery Clearing Customs, about the US Customs “dirty little war” against small import businesses. She & her sister, POLLY ARANGO, owned Pachamama, in Old Town, Albuquerque & Santa Fe. She identifies & appraises museum & private collections; & she has held the honorary position of Research Associate at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe. In 2004, she received the first Van Deren Coke Annual Achievement Award for her efforts to educate the public about Latin American folk art. She is also an environmentalist, serving on the Corrales Air Toxics Task Force from 2002 to 2004.

EGGER, ANDREA - award-winning Gallup investigative reporter, & author of Grave Accusations, about Paul Dunn, former member of the Farmington Police Department, accused & acquitted of his wife's murder

EGGERS, BOB - author of Santa Fe After Dark, An Illustrated Guide & illustrator of Santa Fe with Kids from A to Z: an Illustrated Guide*

EHRLICHMAN, JOHN D. - President Nixon’s domestic affairs adviser, involved in Watergate, former Santa Fe resident & author of The China Card: a Novel, The Whole Truth, & Witness to Power: the Nixon Years. For more information, please see the NM Index.

EICHSTAEDT, PETER - Santa Fe reporter for the New Mexican, English professor at the Institute of American Indian Arts & author of Adobe Joe: Wit, Wisdom and Commentary & If You Poison Us, Uranium and Native Americans

EISENSTADT, MELVIN M. - Corrales engineering professor, a lawyer, a judge, an aerospace engineer & novelist of Navajo Afterglow & Noah's Millennium. For more information, please see the NM Index & the NM Fiction bibliography. 

EISENSTADT, PAULINE - Corrales author of Corrales, Portrait of a Changing Village

ELDER, EVELYN ROSS - Albuquerque poet who is included in Earth Chant, Sandscript p. 5 & Turquoise Land

ELDER, MARK - former Los Alamos author of Prometheus Operation, a novel about theGerman infiltration of the Manhattan Project

ELIZONDO, SERGIO - Las Cruces professor at NMSU, poet, novelist of Muerte en una Estrella, Rosa, la Flauta & Suruma; author of Libro Para Batos, y Chavalas Chicanas & Perros y Antiperros: Una Epica Chicana & editor of Palabra Nueva: Cuentos Chicanos II & Palabra Nueva: Poesia Chicana. For more information, see: Chicano Authors: Inquiry By Interview

ELLIOTT, CHARLES H. - Paradise Hills psychologist who wrote with his wife, LAURA L. SMITH, Hollow Kids: Recapturing the Soul of a Generation Lost to the Self-Esteem Myth, Why Can’t I Be the Parent I Want to Be?: End Old Patterns and Enjoy Your Children & with another author, Why Can't I Get What I Want?: How to Stop Making the Same Old Mistakes and Start Living a Life You Can Love. For further information, please see the NM Index.

ELLIOTT, MICHAEL L. - Assistant Forest Archaeologist for the USDA Forest Service, Santa Fe National Forest, & a contributor to Archaeologies of the Pueblo Revolt: Identity, Meaning, & Renewal in the Pueblo World, edited by ROBERT W. PREUCEL

ELLIS, FLORENCE HAWLEY - Albuquerque professor, historian, anthropologist, pioneer in ethno-archaeology who directed the work at Ghost Ranch (for whom the Ghost Ranch Museum of Anthropology was named), & author of From Drought to Drought & San Gabriel Del Yungue: the First Capital of New Mexico. In 1598, the Spanish conquistador, Don Juan de Oñate, founded the first capital of NM in an old Indian settlement on the west bank of the Rio Grande. This colony & others prospered until the Indians revolted, destroying this village which was then lost for centuries. But, in 1959, the author was asked by San Juan Indian Pueblo to excavate a ruin on their reservation. For further information, see the NM Index.

ELLIS, JODY - Colorado-born Santa Fean who served as a registered nurse in the US Air Force in both the US & Europe; owned a candy company & a research firm specializing in work with authors & speakers, was a founder of Sunstone Press & its first president; a cellist & music teacher, & was one of the founders of the Santa Fe Community Orchestra; & a composer of orchestral & piano music. She’s also the author of Successful Living From A to Z*

ELLIS, MATTIE (MARTHA DOWNER) - Conchas Dam author of several books about the renowned ranch in northeastern NM: Bell Ranch Glimpses, Bell Ranch: Places & People, Bell Ranch Recollections, Bell Ranch: Recollections & Memories, Bell Ranch Sketches, Bell Ranch Wagon Work (with photographs by HARVEY CAPLIN) & editor of "Little Texas" Beginnings in Southeastern New Mexico. She was married to the long-time ranch manager of the Bell Ranch, George F. Ellis

ELLIS, RICHARD N. - UNM professor of history & editor of New Mexico Past and Present: a Historical Reader, technical editor of The Western San Juan Mountains: Their Geology, Ecology, and Human History & author of General Pope and U.S. Indian Policy & New Mexico Historic Documents

ELLIS, ROBERT - Albuquerque author of New Mexico Trivia

ELLIS, SIMONE - poet, filmmaker, teacher, playwright, actress, producer, Santa Fe New Mexican chief art critic & author of Santa Fe Art

ELLISON, HARLAN - nationally acclaimed science fiction author of Again, Dangerous Visions; 46 Original Stories, set in the forests & communities of NM. He’s a prolific writer of short stories, novellas, essays & criticism. His literary & TV work has received many awards. He wrote for the original series of Star Trek, & served as creative consultant to the TV series The Twilight Zone (1980s version) & Babylon 5. He’s won multiple Hugo & Nebula awards. He was also very active in the science fiction community (he was a founder of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society & edited its fanzine as a teenager), & has made appearances at science fiction conventions. However, Ellison is disdainful of the label, explaining that his fiction is closer to surrealist fantasy or magical realism than science fiction.

EMBRY, MARGARET - long-time Los Alamos resident & author of the children’s stories: The Blue-Nosed Witch, My Name is Lion, Peg-Leg Willy (a Thanksgiving story set in NM) & Shádí a story about a Navajo family

EMERSON, ANTHONY CHEE - Navajo artist from Kirtland, NM, manager of a painting company, director of Emerson Gallery in Farmington, & illustrator of the children's picture books, How the Rattlesnake Got It's Rattle* & Songs of Shiprock Fair

EMERSON, LARRY - Navajo painter & journalist. For more information, see: Remembered Earth: an Anthology of Contemporary Native American Literature

EMERY, NEDRA - long-time former teacher on the Navajo Reservation & author of two bilingual children’s Navajo/English folktales: Ji Doo Tlee = Day and Night & Tazhii doo Yeiilbahi = Turkey and Giant

EMMERLING, MARY - renowned Santa Fe country decorator & author of American Country: a Style and Source Book, Collecting American Country, Mary Emmerling’s American Country Cooking, Mary Emmerling’s American Country West & Mary Emmerling’s New Country Collecting

EMORY, LIEUTENANT WILLIAM HENSLEY - Gen. Kearny’s chief topographical engineer, railroad surveyor, Union Civil War soldier, astronomer & author of Lieutenant Emory Reports. For more information, please see the NM Index.

ENCINIAS, MIGUEL - Albuquerque historian, author, co-editor of Historia de la Nueva Mexico, 1610, by Gaspar Perez de Villagra, novelist of Two Lives for Oñate; & essayist & translator included in Flow of the River/Corre el Río. For more information, see the NM Index.

ENGLADE, KEN - Corrales author of many true crime books, including, Beyond Reason, Everybody’s Best Friend, Murder in Boston & To Hatred Turned

ENGLAND, PAM - Albuquerque New Age nurse-midwife & author of Birthing From Within. For more information, see the NM Index

ENGLAND, TERRY - Santa Fe book review editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican, & author of a science fiction/mystery novel, set primarily in Albuquerque, Rewind. He is also included in 100 Years of Filmmaking in New Mexico 1898-1998

ENGLISH, ROBERT - Albuquerque poet & author of Poetical Jest - My Gestful World & Only Yours! Susanna, My Rose & his autobiography, Portraits in Poetry

ENSON, BETH - Taos editor with Blinking Yellow Books & poet who is included inAnother Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico

ENYEART, JAMES - is currently Anne & John Marion Professor of Photographic Arts at the College of Santa Fe. Previously, he was Director of the George Eastman House & International Museum of Photography & Moving Pictures in Rochester, New York. He is the author of several books including Edward Weston's California Landscapes, Land, Sky, & All That is Within: Visionary Photographers in the Southwest & Harmony of Reflected Light: The Photography of Arthur Wesley. The only educator to be included in American Photo magazine's "Top 100 People in Photography, 1998," Mr. Enyeart is regarded as one of the nation's foremost figures in the field today. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Enyeart also directed the National Millennium Project, a photography & writing project documenting the social & spiritual nature of America at the turn of the century. For more information, see the NM Index.

ERDOES, RICHARD - Santa Fe & NYC author of many nonfiction books, including American Indian Myths and Legends, American Indian Trickster Tales, Saloons of the Old West, Tales From the American Frontier; co-author of Lakota Woman & Ohitika Woman; & a northern NM Living Treasure. For information on his children’s titles, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & for still further information, see the NM Index. He’s also included in Young at Heart: Aging Gracefully With Attitude by Anne Snowden Crosman

ERICKSEN, MARLENE - Santa Fe certified aromatherapist, a licensed massage therapist & author of Healing With Aromatherapy.  Please see the NM Index for further information.

ERICKSON, DONNA - Albuquerque native, host & producer of the PBS series Donna’s Day & author of Fabulous Funstuff for Families* & More Prime Time Activities With Kids. Please see the NM Index for further information.

ESCOBAR, FRAY FRANCISCO DE - chronicler of Oñate’s expedition. For more information, see the NM Index.

ESPEJO, ANTONIO DE - early explorer of NM & author. For further information, see the NM Index.

ESPINOSA, AURELIO MACEDONIO, SR. - pioneer scholar in southwestern Spanish language, the first to collect folktales in the Southwest, & author of Folklore of Spain in the American Southwest. He is the brother of GILBERTO ESPINOSA. For more information, see the NM Index.

ESPINOSA, CARMEN - Albuquerque folklore collector, past president of both the New Mexico Folklore Society & the Albuquerque Historical Society, & author of Freeing of the Deer, and Other New Mexico Indian Myths, New Mexico Colonial Embroidery & Shawls, Crinolines and Filigree: the Dress and Adornment of the Women of New Mexico. For further information, see the NM Index

ESPINOSA, GILBERTO - Albuquerque attorney, historian, folklorist, author of Heroes, Hexes and Haunted Halls & co-author of El Rio Abajo, about the Rio Grande Valley & Belen. He did the 1st English translation of Historia de la Nueva Mexico, by GASPAR PEREZ DE VILLAGRA. He is also included in Bicentennial ‘76 - Albuquerque Remembers & From the Beginning: a Historical Survey Commemorating the Solemn Rededication of San Felipe de Neri Church. He is the brother of AURELIO ESPINOSA. More information on him can be found in the NM Index.

ESPINOSA, J. MANUEL - NM folklorist, son of AURELIO ESPINOSA, & collector of Cuentos de Cuanto Hay: Tales From Spanish New Mexico. He is also included in New Mexico, Past and Present; a Historical Reader. For further information, please see the NM Index.

ESQUIBEL, JOSE ANTONIO - NM genealogist, historian & researcher, award-winning author of more than 70 articles related to Spanish colonial genealogy & co-author of The Royal Road: El Camino Real From Mexico City to Santa Fe, The Spanish Recolonization of New Mexico: an Account of the Families Recruited at Mexico City in 1693 & A Tapestry of Kinship: the Web of Influence Among Escultores & Carpinteros in the Parish of Santa Fe,1790-1860.

ESTERGREEN, MARION M. - Albuquerque-born, later, Taos & Santa Fe historian of Kit Carson: a Portrait In Courage & poet who is included in Sandscript p. 38 & Turquoise Land. For more information, see the NM Index.

ESTERSON EMILY - became a business journalist 15 years ago. Since 1993 she's been teaching college journalism classes, & in 1999 she began as editor of New Mexico Business Weekly, she also co-authored with STEPHANIE HAINSFURTHER, Covering the Business Beat: Strategies for Publishing What You Write*

ETULAIN, RICHARD - retired UNM western history professor, former editor of the New Mexico Historical Review, Director of the Center for the American West, & nationally recognized author on the history & culture of the West, including the 1996 Western Heritage Award-winning, Contemporary New Mexico, 1940-1990, American West in 2000: Essays in Honor of Gerald D. Nash, Hollywood West, Lives of Film Legends Who Shaped It, New Mexican Lives: Profiles & Historical Stories, Portraits of Basques in the New World, Re-Imagining the Modern American West, a Century of Fiction, History and Art, Researching Western History, Telling Western Stories: From Buffalo Bill to Larry McMurtry, Wild Women of the Old West, With Badges and Bullets: Lawmen and Outlaws in the Old West, & Writing Western History. He is also included in Literary New Mexico. For more information, please see the NM Index.

EVANO, D. CHARLES - Albuquerque novelist of the environmental Navajo Reservation mystery: Spirit Messenger. For more information, please see the NM Index.

EVANS, CAROLE - teacher of video production & writing at the College of Santa Fe & poet who is included in Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook p. 18+

EVANS, DILYS- English-born, now Santa Fe author, painter & compiler of Faeries, Trolls, & Goblins Galore & Weird Pet Poems

EVANS, ERNESTINE D. - Santa Fe County Representative, Secretary of State & author of the romantic coming-home-to-New Mexico novel, Turquoise and Coral

EVANS, JACOB - former Chicago & NYC advertising executive, now, Los Alamos historian & co-editor of Los Alamos: the First Forty Years

EVANS, JOHN - Taos son of Mabel Dodge Luhan, & author of 2 novels: Andrews' Harvest* & Shadows Flying*

EVANS, MAX - NM ranch-raised, professional painter, award-winning Albuquerque screenwriter & author of many western ranch novels, including The Rounders & Shadow of Thunder, his acclaimed newer novels: Bluefeather Fellini, Bluefeather Fellini In the Sacred Realm, Faraway Blue, Spinning Sun, Grinning Moon: Novellas, & Now & Forever: a Novel of Love & Betrayal Reincarnate, set in Grants during the uranium boom years of the 1950s. His nonfiction includes: Albuquerque: Spirit of the New West, Hi Lo to Hollywood: a Max Evans Reader & Madam Millie: Bordellos from Silver City to Ketchikan. He is also included in Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico & 100 Years of Filmmaking in New Mexico 1898-1998; & he edited & is included in Hot Biscuits: Eighteen Stories by Women and Men of the Ranching West. For further information, see the New Mexican Children’s Author list, the NM Index & SLIM RANDLES’ biography, Ol' Max Evans: The First Thousand Years

EVANS, PATRICIA GARDNER - Albuquerque romance novelist of Keeping Christmas*, Silver Noose* & Summer of the Wolf

EVERMAN, PAUL - 1930's Albuquerque "pulp" author

EWING, HARRY - Albuquerque novelist of Wild and Untamed*, the story of a boy who left his comfortable Santa Fe home to seek his destiny. He winds up in the Taos Valley where he encounters a young Pueblo Indian with whom he develops a friendship. For further information, please see the NM Index.

EWING, ROBERT A. - Santa Fe painter, former director of the Fine Arts Museum of the Museum of New Mexico & author of Douglas Johnson: a Painter’s Odyssey

EYSTUROY, ANNIE O. - former Albuquerque author of Daughters of Self-Creation: the Contemporary Chicana Novel & co-editor of This Is About Vision

FAGERLUND, RICHARD - performs Integrated Pest Management at UNM & is the author of Ask the Bugman: Environmentally Safe Ways to Control Household Pests. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FALLIS, LAURENCE S. - Las Cruces author & poet who is included in Turquoise Land

FARBER, DAVID R. - award-winning UNM history professor, husband of BETH BAILEY & author of The Age of Great Dreams: America in the 1960s, Chicago '68 & The Columbia Guide to America in the 1960s. Please see the NM Index for further information.

FARIS, JAMES C. - Santa Fe resident, professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Connecticut & author of Navajo and Photography: a Critical History of the Representation of an American People & Nightway: a History and a History of Documentation of a Navajo Ceremonial

FARLEY, MORGAN - Santa Fe poet, writer, workshop leader & psychotherapist, some of whose work can be found in The Practice of Peace & Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico

FARNSWORTH, KAHANAH - local author of several books on wild food gathering & local edible plants of the Southwest, including A Taste of Nature. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FARRER, CLAIRE R. - Mescalero Apache expert & author of Thunder Rides a Black Horse, Living Life’s Circle: Mescalero Apache Cosmovision, & Earth and Sky: Visions of the Cosmos In Native American Folklore

FARROW, STEPHANIE - NM children’s author, who served as the editor/facilitator for a group writing retreat, clarifying content & concepts of the ARTS WORK Framework. She is an editor, curriculum writer, specializing in experiential education, & is also a reviewer for Children’s Literature. Please see the NM Index for further information.

FAUNTLEROY, GUSSIE - Santa Fe freelance author of Joel Greene: New Mexico Modernist, Roxanne Swentzel: Extra-Ordinary People, a book which celebrates the life & art of the Santa Clara Pueblo artist, & Shelter From the Storm: the Photographs of Kirk Gittings*

FAY, JOYCE - Corrales animal photographer & author of a book of Western photographs of her dogs, Adventures of Bro and Tracy. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FAY, NANCY- Santa Fe editor & marketing director of Sherman Asher Publishing, poet & co-editor of The Practice of Peace, Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience. For more information, see the NM Index.

FECHIN, ALEXANDRA BELKOVITCH - Taos wife of noted artist Nicolai Fechin & author of March of the Past*, about the Russian Revolution

FECHIN, EYA - daughter of the Taos Russian painter & sculptor, Nicolai & his wife, ALEXANDRA FECHIN & author of a book on her father: Fechin: the Builder

FEIBELMAN, PETER J. - Sandia National Laboratory solid state physicist & author of a book on "survival in science": A Ph.D Is Not Enough*

FEINSTEIN, ROSALIA - England-born, Australia-raised, now Albuquerque retired French teacher, child-welfare worker & knitter who is included in KnitLit: Sweaters & Their Stories…& Other Writing About Knitting

FELDMAN, GAIL CARR - former Albuquerque UNM professor, now Santa Fe clinical psychologist & author on satanic ritual abuse: Lessons In Evil, Lessons From the Light & From Crisis to Creativity: Taking Advantage of Adversity. For more information, see the NM Index.

FELTER, WILLIAM - NM author, poet & compiler of New Mexico In Verse

FENOGLIO, EMMA JOAN - Albuquerque attorney who represents abused & neglected children in Children's Court, a volunteer with Living Through Cancer & author of A Beautiful Time: Mom's Lessons on Dying*. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FERGUSON, BRUCE - NM technical writer, ordained minister & contributor to Christmas Blues

FERGUSON, GLENN - served as President of 4 universities (Long Island, Clark, Connecticut, & the American University of Paris); Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Munich; Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, & President & founder of Equity for Africa. He was an Associate Director of the Peace Corps in Washington, & the first Director in Thailand. He was also the first Director of Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA); American Ambassador to Kenya; & a management consultant. As an Air Force Psychological Warfare Officer, he served in Korea & the Philippines. Since his retirement, Ambassador Ferguson, & his wife Patti, have resided in Santa Fe where he has written five books relating to travel, religion, essays, aphorism & sports, including Sports In America: Fascination & Blemishes* & Unconventional Wisdom: a Primer of Provocative Aphorisms*

FERGUSON, J.M. (JOSEPH M.) - Albuquerque-raised, now Arizona poet & short story author of Summerfield Stories, which are set in NM. For more information, see: Southwest Towards the Twenty-First Century

FERGUSON, T.J. - Tucson president of Anthropological Research L.L.C., former archaeologist for the Pueblo of Zuni, co-author of The Zuni Atlas, anthropologist who received his Masters & Ph.D. from UNM, & contributor to Archaeologies of the Pueblo Revolt: Identity, Meaning, & Renewal in the Pueblo World,

FERGUSSON, ERNA - beloved Albuquerque author of novels & cultural histories which include: Albuquerque, Dancing Gods, Do You Remember?: a Series of Articles on Old Albuquerque, Printed in the Albuquerque "Herald", 1922-1923, Mexican Cookbook, Murder & Mystery in New Mexico, Our Southwest & New Mexico: a Pageant of Three Peoples. More information on her can be found in the NM Index.

FERGUSSON, HARVEY - Albuquerque memoirist of Home In the West & historical novelist of Blood of the Conquerors, Conquest of Don Pedro, Grant of Kingdom, Rio Grande, & Wolf Song. He was ERNA's brother. For further information, see the NM Index

FERNANDEZ, DAVID - Albuquerque & Taos journalist & water consultant; he is included in Voces: an Anthology of Nuevo Mexicano Writers

FERRINI, PAUL - Santa Fe teacher & author of El Despertar: Iluminaciones en la Carretera Hacia Ninguna Parte & Moving Through Our Relationship*

FEWKES, JESSE WALTER - archaeologist/ethnologist of Mesa Verde & the Hopi & author of Decoration Designs: Turquoise and Pottery, Hopi Katcinas Drawn by Native Artists, Hopi Snake Ceremonies: an Eyewitness Account, Mimbres: Art and Archaeology, Prehistoric Hopi Pottery Designs & Tusayan Katcinas and Hopi Altars. For more information, please see the NM Index

FIELD, MATTHEW C. - 1830’s journalist who wrote his impressions & newspaper articles which were collected in Matt Field on the Santa Fe Trail. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FIELDS, HILLARY - NM-raised, graduate of St. John's College, now NYC author of a romance, set during the Crusades, in Heart of a Lion

FINCH, THERESE A. - former Albuquerque freelance writer & co-author of The Book of Secrets

FINEBERG, JILL - Santa Fe photographer, healer, grief counselor & is the author of the photography book, People I Sleep With, about people napping with their pets

FINK, CAROLYN PARNALL - former Albuquerque, then Los Lunas nurse & author of On Call: a Nurse’s Notes on Growth & Learning & On Duty: a Nurse’s Notes on Life and Death, about her experiences at UNM’s Cancer Center. For more information, see the NM Index.

FINLAY, ALICE SULLIVAN - Albuquerque children's author of award winning novels, including the paperbacks: A Gift From the Sea for Laura Lee*, Laura Lee & the Little Pine Tree*, Laura Lee & the Monster Sea*, & A Victory for Laura Lee*

FINSTEIN, MAX - Taos poet who was included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico

FIORE, KYLE - Albuquerque historian, folklorist & co-author of Santa Fe and Taos: the Writer’s Era, 1916-1941

FISCALINI, JANET - Santa Fe poet & author of Evasions, and Other Selected Poems

FISHER, IRENE - Los Griegos newspaper woman & memoirist of Bathtub and Silver Bullet, More Bathtubs, Fewer Bullets & Old Albuquerque. For further information, please see the NM Index.

FISHER, NORA - Santa Fe Curator of Textiles at the Museum of International Folk Art & editor of Rio Grande Textiles. She is also included in Vivan Las Fiestas! For more information, please see the NM Index.

FISHER, PHYLLIS - Los Alamos wife & mother during the development of the bomb, who wrote about her reminiscences in Los Alamos Experience

FISHMAN, YEHUDIS - Santa Fe poet who is included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico

FITCH, STEVE - assistant professor at the Marion Center for the Photographic Arts at the College of Santa Fe & author of Gone, Photographs of Abandonment on the High Plains. For more information, see the NM Index.

FITZHARRIS, TIM - Santa Fe nature photographer, Wildlife Conservation columnist & author of the Audubon Society Guide to Nature Photography, Rocky Mountains: Wilderness Reflections & Virtual Wilderness: the Nature Photographer's Guide to Computer Imaging

FITZPATRICK, GEORGE - long-time former editor of New Mexico Magazine, & author of several excellent books, including: Albuquerque: 100 Years in Pictures, This is New Mexico & co-author of The Morleys: Young Upstarts on the Southwest Frontier. For more information, please see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & the NM Index.

FITZSIMMONS, THOMAS - Santa Fe publisher of Katydid Books & poet of Iron Harp: Poems; some of his other poetry can be found in Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience

FIX, BARBARA - gardener who lives in the Baca Street area of Santa Fe who’s included in The Best of From the Plaza: Interviews & Opinions from the Plaza of Santa Fe

FLAMING ARROW (PAYTIAMO, JAMES) - Acoma author included in Cry of the Thunderbird & author of 1932 novel, Flaming Arrow's People*, which is set in NM

FLANAGAN, ALICE - former NM, now Chicago teacher & author of, among others, Desert Birds, Night Birds, Pueblos, Songbirds, Talking Birds, The Utes, & The Zunis

FLANDERMEYER, KENNETH L. - Albuquerque dermatologist & author of a book on skin care: Clear Skin

FLEISCHMAN, PAUL - part-time Albuquerque author, Newbery Prize-winner & 1994 Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction winner, for his excellent children's novels & poetry, including Disappearing Act (set partially in Albuquerque)

FLEMING, ELVIS E. - president of the Chaves County Historical Society, professor of history at ENMU, Roswell & author/editor of Captain Joseph C. Lea: From Confederate Guerrilla to New Mexico Patriarch, J.B. "Billy" Mathews, Biography of a Lincoln County Deputy, Roundup on the Pecos, Treasures of History, v. 2: Chaves County Vignettes & Treasures of History, v. 3: Southeast New Mexico People, Places, and Events. For more information, see the NM Index.

FLEMING, TIM - Northern NM essayist, UNM emergency medicine physician & author of a collection of autobiographical essays: A Rendezvous With Clouds

FLETCHER, JOHN GOULD - Arkansas-born NM Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, one of the founders of the Imagist school of poetry, who is included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950

FLINT, RICHARD & SHIRLEY CUSHING - research professors at NM Highlands University & authors of Chacoesque: Chaco-Like Great Pueblo Architecture Outside Chaco Canyon, Documents of the Coronado Expedition, 1539-1542: They Were Not Familiar with His Majesty Nor Did They Wish to Be His Subjects*, Great Cruelties Have Been Reported: the 1544 Investigation of the Coronado Expedition & editors of The Coronado Expedition to Tierra Nueva: the 1540-1542 Route Across the Southwest & The Coronado Expedition: From the Distance of 460 Years. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FLINT, STEVE - former UNM programmer & analyst in the Division of Government Research, author of Toxic Work: Women Workers at GTE Lenkurt & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

FLORES-TURNEY, CAMILLE - former associate editor of New Mexico Magazine, reporter for the Albuquerque Journal & author of Howl: the Artwork of Luis Jimenez

FLYNN, CAROLYN - Albuquerque editor of the Albuquerque Journal’s Sage Magazine, & author of The Intuitive Arts on Health: Use Astrology, Tarot & Psychic Intuition to See Your Future*.  For further information, please see the NM Index.

FLYNN, JACK (JOHN W.) - Santa Fe Catholic priest, publisher of a weekly newsletter, Capitol Government Reports, & author of Profiles in Candor, Public Funds and Finance in New Mexico & Legislative Primer for the Semi-Sophisticated

FLYNN, KATHRYN A. - Portales-raised, now Santa Fe Deputy Secretary of State, compiler & editor of several editions of the New Mexico Blue Book, Santa Fe New Mexican columnist, co-editor of Public Funds & Finance in New Mexico, & compiler & editor of Treasures on New Mexico Trails: Discover New Deal Art and Architecture

FLYNN, T.T. (THOMAS THEODORE) - 1930's Santa Fe "pulp" short story author & novelist of among other titles, Death Marks Time in Trampas, Night of the Comanche Moon & Rawhide: a Western Quintet. For more information, please see the NM Index & the NM Fiction bibliography

FOGARTY, MARY JAYNE - Los Lunas managing editor of Crones Unlimited Press, author & poet of the collections: Crone's Crossing, Diamonds in Snow: the Wisdom Years & Passions*

FONDA, JANE - internationally-known actress who owns a home in Pecos & wrote her autobiography, My Life So Far. For further information, please see the NM Index.

FONDAW, ANNA PAULINE & CLAUDE - wife & husband team of missionaries at Star Lake & contributors to The Star Lake Archaeological Project: Anthropology of a Headwaters Area of Chaco Wash, New Mexico

FOOTE, CHERYL J. - Albuquerque PhD, teacher at TVI & historian of NM women pioneers: Women of the New Mexico Frontier, 1846-1912. She is also included in New Mexico Women: Intercultural Perspectives

FORCHÉ, CAROLYN - former NM poet & editor, now teaching at George Mason University, author of Country Between Us; some of whose poetry can be found in Language of Life & Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico

FORD, CONNIE JEAN - Deming poet who has been awarded an International Poet of Merit Award. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FORD, MICHAEL J. - Albuquerque employee of the National Weather Service & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

FORD, SUSAN - Corrales' daughter of President Gerald & Betty Ford, professional photographer & author of the Eve Cooper series: Double Exposure: a First Daughter Mystery & Sharp Focus; both of which include details of life in the White House.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

FOREMAN, DAVE - Glenwood, NM-native, environmentalist, founder of Earth First! & author of Big Outside: a Descriptive Inventory of the Big Wilderness Areas of the United States & Confessions of an Eco-Warrior & novelist of The Lobo Outback Funeral Home

FORREST, GEORGE - Veguita poet who is included in Southwest Potpourri*

FORREST, SUZANNE - part-time resident of Placitas, historian & author of Century of Faith: One Hundred Years in the Life of the Las Placitas Presbyterian Church & Preservation of the Village: New Mexico’s Hispanics and the New Deal. For more information, see the NM Index.

FORRESTER, RANDY - journalist & author with the New Mexico Arts Division who is included in Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook p. 44+

FORSTER, ELIZABETH W. - public health nurse at Red Rock, on the Navajo Reservation, & author of the letters upon which, Denizens of the Desert, was based

FOSS, PHILLIP - Santa Fe poet of Chromatic Defacement*, Venaculture*, a founding editor of Tyonyi magazine, & is included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 453+

FOSTER, BARBARA SPENCER - 3rd generation New Mexican native, a mother, teacher, singer, as well as a writer. She spends part of the year in Townsend, Montana, & part of the year in Santa Fe. She’s the novelist of Girl of the Manzanos, a romance set in NM amid the political maneuverings during Statehood & Pecos Queen*, set on the Pecos River

FOSTER, BENNETT - NM high school principal, short story author & western novelist of Barbed Wire, The Cow Thief Trail* (set in NM), Mexican Saddle: a Western Story, Powdersmoke Fence & Winter Quarters (set in NM)

see also JOHN TRACE

FOSTER, JOSEPH O'KANE - long-time Taos resident, O. Henry-award winning author of In the Night Did I Sing*, the children’s novel, Stephana*, set in Albuquerque; while D.H. Lawrence In Taos, is probably his best known nonfiction work

FOWLER, JOHN M. - NMSU professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics & Business & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

FOX, NANCY L. - anthropologist affiliated with the Laboratory of Anthropology at the Museum of NM, author of Pueblo Weaving & Textile Arts & editor of Collected Papers in Honor of Harry L. Hadlock & Prehistory & History in the Southwest

FOX, STEVE - NM Endowment for the Humanities, former UNM health issues researcher in the American Studies Department & contributor to Multicultural Southwest: a Reader & New Mexico in Maps

FRANCIS, LEE - Laguna Pueblo, Associate Professor of Native American Studies at the UNM, author of Native Time: an Historical Timeline of Native America & poet of On the Good Red Interstate: Truck Stop Tellings & Other Poems*. He is also the current National Director of Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers & won the Arts Alliance Annual Bravos Award for Excellence in Literary Arts, in 2003. His sisters are PAULA GUNN ALLEN & CAROL LEE SANCHEZ. They are cousins of LESLIE MARMON SILKO, & their father is E. Lee Francis, a former NM lieutenant governor. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FRANCIS, SAMUEL A. - Albuquerque lawyer & author of Good Behaviour: the Supreme Court & Article III of the United States Constitution, about the Bush-Gore presidential election & the Supreme Court's involvement with it

FRANCISCO, NIA - Shiprock Navajo poet & teacher; for more information, see: Harper’s Anthology of 20th Century Native American Poetry, Remembered Earth: an Anthology of Contemporary Native American Literature & Songs From This Earth on Turtle's Back

FRANK, CURTISS - Truchas area, bed & breakfast owning author of the personal narrative, Re-Riding History, Horseback Over the Santa Fe Trail

FRANK, DELLA - Navajo reading specialist, Title IV Coordinator with the Gallup-McKinley County School District, short story author, & poet who is included in: Neon Pow-Wow, Returning the Gift & Walking the Twilight: Women Writers of the Southwest

FRANK, LARRY - northern NM santo expert, author of Historic Pottery of the Pueblo Indians, 1600-1880, Indian Silver Jewelry of the Southwest, 1868-1930, & New Kingdom of the Saints: Religious Art of New Mexico, 1780-1907, short story author of Train Stops & novelist of Fragments of a Mask: a Novel. In 2002, the New Mexico Historical Society awarded him the Ralph Emerson Twitchell Award for the 3-volume book, A Land So Remote. He is also poet of Siftings: Poems*, & is included in Sandscript p. 88 & Turquoise Land & is married to the well-known artist, Alyce Frank. For more information, see the NM Index.

FRANK, LOIS ELLEN - part Kiowa, Galisteo photographer, chef & author of Foods of the Southwest Indian Nations Cookbook, which won the 2003 James Beard Foundation/Kitchenaid Book Award, in the Americana category. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FRANKLIN, ERNEST - Gallup Navajo award-winning cowboy artist & illustrator of Buster Mesquite's Cowboy Band by TONY HILLERMAN & Navajo Taboos by ERNIE BULOW. He’s also a rodeo performer, a Vietnam War veteran & art teacher.

FRASER, CAROLINE - Santa Fe former editor for The New Yorker, journalist for The New Yorker, New York Review of Books, The Atlantic Monthly, award-winning poet & author of God’s Perfect Child: Living and Dying in the Christian Science Church

FRAUENGLASS, HARVEY - Embudo-area author of his apple orchard memoir, Cidermaster of Rio Oscuro & who is included in Spirit That Wants Me

FRAZIER, KENDRICK - Albuquerque editor of the Skeptical Inquirer magazine, & author of several books: Our Turbulent Sun, People of Chaco: a Canyon and Its Culture, UFO Invasion: the Roswell Incident, Alien Abduction, & Government Coverups & Violent Face of Nature

FREED, EVERETT- Durango-born author of River of Lost Souls*, an historical novel set on Colorado's Western slope, involving a romance & the Klan. The author finished his career as an industrial engineer for the Air Force Procurement Division in Albuquerque. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FREEMAN, PATRICIA - author of Southeast Heights Neighborhoods of Albuquerque: History & Civic Guide & compiler & editor of Twenty-One Southern Families: Notes & Genealogies

FREER, NEIL - Albuquerque & Santa Fe philosopher & author of Breaking the Godspell* & Neuroglphs*

FREIBERGER, HARRIET - Colorado's Elk River valley biographer of Lucien Maxwell, Villain or Visionary; as 100,000 gold seekers raced to California in 1849, 31-year-old mountain man Lucien Maxwell had already crossed the Shining Mountains with John Fremont & chosen a different destiny: land, not gold. He settled near a small river in northeastern NM at the edge of the Santa Fe Trail. In the communities he built, Maxwell & his family thrived along with Indians, Mexicans, & Anglos. Purchasing almost two million acres of land over the next two decades, he welcomed everyone to his home, & his hospitality became legend. But the gold that failed to charm Maxwell to California ultimately appeared very close to home: outsiders found it on his land & an invasion of NM began. In the end, Maxwell, by then a millionaire sold everything he had built to speculators & left his beloved Cimarron country hoping to start anew two hundred miles south in Fort Sumner. Law & order swiftly deteriorated into murders, thievery, & squabble over title to land grants. Indians were removed to faraway reservations. Railroad tracks replaced the Santa Fe Trail. An idyllic interlude in the chronicle of the American West came to a close

FRENCH, MICHAEL - Santa Fe author of children’s & adult novels, including Racecourse* & Texas Bred, both set in Ruidoso. He also wrote Why Men Fall out of Love. For more information, please see the NM Children’s Authors bibliography.

FRENTZEL, MARTIN - White Rock outdoor writer, journalist for the Albuquerque Journal & co-author of Seasons of the Crane

FRIED, HOWARD J. - Albuquerque author of Beyond the Checkride: What Your Flight Instructor Never Taught You*, Eye of Experience*, Fay Gillis Wells in the Air & On the Air*, Flight Test Tips & Tales From the Eye of the Examiner*, More Eye of Experience*, Still More Eye of Experience*, & Violation: the Aero-Legal Resource Guide*. For further information, please see the NM Index.

FRIEDER, PATRICIA - Santa Fe-born & raised, Albuquerque lawyer, former Assistant Attorney General for Criminal Appeals & novelist of the mysteries, Signature Murder, & its sequel, Privileged Communications, set in Santa Fe. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FRIETZE, LIONEL CAJEN - La Mesilla author of History of La Mesilla and Her Mesilleros

FRISBIE, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON - Southern Illinois University professor who spent a great deal of time in NM, & editor of Navajo Blessingway Singer: the Autobiography of Frank Mitchell, 1881-1967, Southwestern Indian Ritual Drama & Tall Woman: the Life Story of Rose Mitchell, a Navajo Woman; & co-editor of & contributor to Navajo Religion & Culture: Selected Views: Papers In Honor of Leland C. Wyman

FRISBIE, THEODORE R. - NM anthropologist & contributor to Prehistory & History in the Southwest

FRITZ, CHRISTIAN G. - law professor at UNM & author of Federal Justice in California: the Court of Ogden Hoffmann, 1851-1891*

FRITZ, JOHN M. - archaeologist, adjunct professor of anthropology at UNM, with George Michell, he’s been co-director of the Vijayanagara research project since 1981. He’s carried out a detailed archaeological survey of the Vijayanagara site & is the coeditor of New World Archaeology: Theoretical & Cultural Transformations: Readings From Scientific American. His earlier work was concerned with hunting/gathering subsistence systems & with typology of stone tools in the prehistoric US Southwest. He then became interested in the relations of settlement plan & world view in Chaco Canyon.

FRUMKIN, GENE - Albuquerque poet, UNM professor emeritus of English & author of Clouds and Red Earth, Comma In the Ear, Freud By Other Means, Old Man Who Swam Away and Left Only His Wet Feet & Saturn Is Mostly Weather. For more information, see: Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico, In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 74+, New Mexico Poetry Renaissance, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico, Southwest Towards the Twenty-First Century, The Spirit That Wants Me, Turquoise Land & Voices From the Rio Grande. For further information, see the NM Index

FRY, LORHEDA - an employee of the Monuments Bureau of the Museum of NM & co-author of Links to the Past: New Mexico’s State Monuments

FRYXELL, DAVID A. - Silver City author of How to Write Fast (While Writing Well), former editor-in-chief of Writer’s Digest, & has written the magazine’s nonfiction column for more than 10 years.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

FUENTES, TINA - Albuquerque artist, teacher & author who is included in Las Mujeres Hablan

FULKERSON, JO - Hobbs author, writing under the name Erika Dallas, has written a semi-autobiographical novel, Sing Me No Sad Songs*, about a woman who suffers the loss of her child. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FULTON, MAURICE G. - renowned English professor at the New Mexico Military Institute, respected historian & author of History of the Lincoln County War. For more information, please see the NM Index.

FUNK, MARK - NM artist, writer, performance artist, poet & contributor to Christmas Blues & The Spirit That Wants Me

FURMAN, NECAH STEWART - former Albuquerque author who wrote Sandia National Laboratories: the Postwar Decade

FURST, PETER T. - professor emeritus in anthropology at the State University of New York, Albany, research associate at the Museum of New Mexico, co-author of People of the Peyote & author of North American Indian Art

FURSTENBERG, SHIELA JANE - author of Rio Rancho: a History

FUSS, EDUARDO - Argentinean-born Santa Fe photographer of Only in Santa Fe & Wonderland: a Photographer's Journey in the Bisti. He is married to author SUSAN HAZEN-HAMMOND. Please see the NM Index for more information.

GABRIEL, KATHRYN - Albuquerque-raised, now Rio Rancho author of Country Towns of New Mexico, Gambler Way, a historical survey of Native American gambling & religion, Roads to Center Place: a Cultural Atlas of Chaco Canyon and the Anasazi & editor of Marietta Wetherill's memoirs: Reflections on Life With the Navajo In Chaco Canyon. For more information, see the NM Index.

GAGAN, JEANNETTE M. - Santa Fe counseling psychologist & author of Journeying: Where Shamanism and Psychology Meet. For more information, see the NM Index.

GAGE, LORETTA - Corrales veterinarian & co-author with her sister of If Wishes Were Horses, the Education of a Veterinarian

GAGE, NANCY - Grants, Corrales & Albuquerque playwright & teacher, & co-author of If Wishes Were Horses. More of her work can be found in New Mexico Plays & Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico

GALLAGHER, ESTHER HUMPHREY - NM poet who is included in New Mexicoo In Verse

GALLAGHER, MISHA - Albuquerque poet & linguist, who is included in Spider Woman's Granddaughters

GALLEGOS, ELOY J. - Santa Fe historian, linguist, technical writer & historical novelist of Jacona, an Epic Story of the Spanish Southwest

GALLEGOS, HERNANDO - the chronicler of the 1581 Ramírez-Chamuscado expedition. For more information, see the NM Index.

GALLEGOS, ROBERT - Grants sculptor & poet, some of whose work can be found in Voces: an Anthology of Nuevo Mexicano Writers. For more information, see the NM Index.

GALLEGOS, ROBERT V. - Albuquerque author & collector of the ethnological collection profiled in Two Hundred Years of Historic Pueblo Pottery

GALLEGOS, SALLIE - native New Mexican author, now living near Galveston, who wrote the northern NM coming- of-age novel, Stone Horses

GALLEGOS-RIEHL, CHARMAIGNE - NM-born, now Las Vegas publicist, transllator, instructor & author of Santa Fe 1692, a collection of recipes

GALLENKAMP, CHARLES - Santa Fe archaeologist & author of Dragon Hunter: Roy Chapman Andrews & the Central Asiatic Expeditions, Maya, the Riddle & Rediscovery of a Lost Civilization, editor of Maya: Treasures of an Ancient Civilization & co-author of the children's book, The Mystery of the Ancient Maya. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GALLES, LEE - Albuquerque owner of Lee Galles Oldsmobile-Isuzu-Lexus, one of state's top 10 dealerships, & owner of Competitive Edge, an advertising agency. He’s a much sought-after speaker, & the author of 14 books on marketing strategies, such as Antelopes, Car Dealers & Lawyers: Let's Put the Free Back in Free Enterprise

GALLIGAN, ELIZABETH ANN - New Mexican teacher, birdwatcher, professor at Adams State College in Alamosa, CO, who is included in Southwestern Women: New Voices

GANDERT, MIGUEL - Española-born, now Albuquerque fine arts & documentary photographer, former news production manager & videographer for KOAT-TV, & Associate Professor of Communication & Journalism at UNM; who is included in Essential Landscape: the New Mexico Photographic Survey, Nuevomexicano Cultural Legacy: Forms, Agencies & Discourse & Through Children’s Eyes: 100 Young Photographers Capture Their Community; & photographer of Nuevo México Profundo: Rituals of an Indo-Hispano Homeland, Pilgrimage to Chimayó. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GANDILHON, CATHERINE JEAN - Placitas author who is included in Thhe Spirit That Wants Me

GANNON, CAITLIN - Santa Fe native, now Arizona publisher of Javelina Press, computer data analyst & editor of Southwestern Women: New Voices

GANTOS, JACK - former Albuquerque, now Santa Fe author of many, popular children’s books, a finalist for the National Book Award & the novel, Zip Six. For more information, see the NM Index & the New Mexican Children’s Authors List.

GARBER, GAIL - Albuquerque internationally-known quilter, pattern designer & author of Stellar Journeys: Flying Geese & Star Quilts. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARCEZ, ANTONIO R. - former Santa Fe, now Truth or Consequences author & bilingual collector of Adobe Angels: Arizona Ghost Stories, Adobe Angels: Ghost Stories of O’Keeffe Country, Adobe Angels: the Ghosts of Albuquerque, Adobe Angels: the Ghosts of Las Cruces and Southern New Mexico, Adobe Angels: the Ghosts of Santa Fe & American Indian Ghost Stories of the Southwest

GARCIA, ARTURO - Belen-born Albuquerque general practice doctor, & author of a WWII historical novel, Schwammenauel Dam, based on his war-time experience, in Europe

GARCIA, BELINDA - California native & Albuquerque author of the children’s techno fiction title, Alyson’s Adventures in Computer Land*. Belinda Garcia was a finalist in the 2004 Santa Fe Project Literary Awards with her entry Return of the Bones*, an adult work of fiction which is to be published in the fall of 2005. She’s a J2EE Architect & Software developer, a former employee of Sun Microsystems & Bell Labs, & a Java consultant for IBM Tivoli. She is a mathematician.

GARCIA, ELAINE BRILEY - Albuquerque poet who is included in Earth Chant. She also wrote under the name ELAINE BRILEY

GARCIA, F. CHRIS - 1st Hispanic President of UNM, former UNM Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, author of Chicano Politics: Readings, New Mexico Government, Political Socialization of Chicano Children, Pursuing Power: Latinos and the Political System, State and Local Government in New Mexico & contributor to New Mexico in Maps. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARCIA, KIRK - Chippewa, Turtle Mountain Reservation, Albuquerque poet & journalist who is included in Remembered Earth

GARCIA, LA-VERNE - Cochiti/San Juan Pueblo member who is included in Ceremony of Brotherhood

GARCIA, LORENA - Chile-born Isleta Pueblo author who is included in Las Mujeres Hablan

GARCIA, MARCELLA LUCINDA - Portales author who is included in Laas Mujeres Hablan

GARCIA, MARIA TERESA - Taos anthropologist, archaeologist, & writer who is included in Southwestern Women: New Voices

GARCIA, MARCUS - Santa Fe author who is included in Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico

GARCIA, MARIA TERESA - Taos author who is included in Southwestern Women: New Voices, a Collection of Poems and Short Stories

GARCIA, NASARIO - Rio Puerco-born, Albuquerque-raised Highlands University Dean of Liberal and Fine Arts, folklorist & collector of Hispanic NM folk-tales & reminiscences: Abuelitos: Stories of the Rio Puerco Valley, Albuquerque, Feliz Cumpleaños!: Three Centuries to Remember*, Brujas, Bultos y Brasas: Tales of Witchcraft and the Supernatural in the Pecos Valley, Chistes!: Hispanic Humor of Northern New Mexico & Southern Colorado, Comadres: Hispanic Women of the Rio Puerco Valley, Más Antes: Hispanic Folklore of the Río Puerco Valley, Pláticas: Conversations With Hispanic Writers of New Mexico, Recuerdos de los Viejitos & Tata: a Voice From the Rio Puerco. He edited Cantares: Canticles & Poems of Youth, 1925-1932 by Angélico Chávez & is the poet of Tiempos Lejanos: Poetic Images of the Past (poems written from a child's point of view, about his boyhood in the late 1940s in Ojo del Padre [now Guadalupe] in the Río Puerco Valley northwest of Albuquerque). He is also included in Hispanic-American Writers. Please see the NM Index for additional information.

GARCIA, PATRICIO - Albuquerque’s North Valley artist & illustrator of Los Ojos del Tejedor: the Eyes of the Weaver by CRISTINA ORTEGA

GARCIA, RICARDO L. - born in Swastika, NM, now a professor of education at the University of Nebraska. He wrote a fictionalized memoir based on his childhood, in which a six-year-old boy describes his life in a coal mining town in northern New Mexico during World War II, in Coal Camp Days: a Boy's Remembrance

GARCIA-CAMARILLO, CECILIO - early Texas Chicano literature forefatheer, now Albuquerque poet of Selected Poetry*, scriptwriter for La Compania de Teatro de Albuquerque, editor & TV personality who is included in Ceremony of Brotherhood, In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 180+, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico & Voces: an Anthology of Nuevo Mexicano Writers

GARDNER, GAYLE M. - Albuquerque co-author of Marriage Made Simple: 50 Hints for Building Long-Lasting Love. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARDUÑO, JOSEPH A. - Arroyo Hondo-born & raised, now president of the College of Metaphysics in Glendora, Calif. & author of Arroyo Hondo: With Its Beautiful and Magnificent People - Past, Present and Future. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARES, GLEN - Albuquerque author of a mystery, Guilty Until Proven Innocent*

GARMHAUSEN, WINONA - historian & author of History of Indian Arts Education in Santa Fe: the Institute of American Indian Arts With Historical Background, 1890 to 1962

GARRARD, LEWIS H. - early trader on the Santa Fe Trail, who with Cerain St. Vrain & William Bent traveled from Missouri to Taos. Wah-to-Yah and the Taos Trail is the journal of his adventures & travels. More information on him can be found in the NM Index.

GARRIGUES, EDUARDO - currently the Spanish Ambassador to Norway & Iceland, & novelist of West of Babylon, an adventure novel set in 19th-century NM, inspired by the myth of Gilgamesh and the Twin Warriors of Navajo legend. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARVIN, JAMES R. - Menaul School’s president & author of 10 children’s books. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GARVIN, JIM - Albuquerque novelist of Mother/Father Nature’s Tough-Love Letters*

GASPAR DE ALBA, ALICIA - El Paso poet, educated at UNM, Braille transcriber of children’s books, short story author, & novelist of Sor Juana’s Second Dream. She is also included in Floricanto Sí, Three Times a Woman: Chicana Poetry & Women Singing In the Snow. For more information, see the NM Index. More information on her can be found under: ALBA, ALICIA GASPAR DE

GASSER, PETER - world-renowned Santa Fe art photographer & author of Peter Gasser Photographs, 1977-1992

GATEWOOD, ROBERT- Taos author of The Sound of the Trees, a novel about a boy & his mom, traveling across NM, in the 1930s, to escape his abusive father, & his suspenseful life after her death. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GATUSKIN, ZELDA LEAH - Albuquerque multi-media artist, co-editor of Christmas Blues, novelist of Castle Lark & the Tale That Stopped Time & Time Dancer: a Novel of Gypsy Magic; & Ancestral Notes: A Family Dream Journal*, a collection of dream journal entries, poems, essays, short stories, & a drama based on the author's investigations into, & her feelings about her family history & cultural identity

GAULT, REBECCA - Corrales educator, Ph.D in German literature & sociolinguistics, & novelist of a multi-faceted & satisfying metaphysical romance, Into the Blue, which is set in Westphalia, Germany

GAULT-MCNEMEE, DOROTHY - Santa Teresa physician & author of God’s Diet

GAUSTAD, EDWIN S. - Santa Fe professor emeritus of history & religious studies at University of California-Riverside & author of Church and State in America, Historical Atlas of Religion in America, Roger Williams: Prophet of Liberty & Sworn on the Altar of God: a Religious Biography of Thomas Jefferson; co-author of New Historical Atlas of Religion in America & editor of Memoirs of the Spirit: American Religious Autobiography from Jonathan Edwards to Maya Angelou

GAUTHIER, RORY P. - Chaco Culture National Historic Park archaeologist, Santa Fe co-author of Prehistoric New Mexico, Background for Survey & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

GAVIN, ROBIN FARWELL - Curator of Spanish Colonial Collections at the Museum of NM’s Museum of International Folk Art; author of Traditional Arts of Spanish New Mexico: the Hispanic Heritage Wing at the Museum of International Folk Art, editor of Saints and Saint Makers of New Mexico (1998 ed.) & contributor to Spanish New Mexico: the Spanish Colonial Arts Society Collection

GAVRAN, ALIX & RONALD - Santa Fe authors on relationships & romance, especially, Your Dream Relationship: Eleven Steps to Finding Unconditional Love

GEIOGAMAH, HANAY - Santa Fe-educated Kiowa/Delaware playwright, who is included in New Native American Drama: Three Plays & poet included in Words in the Blood. For further information, see Here First & the NM Index.

GEISS, CHARLENE - Santa Fe writer, workshop leader & author of a writing kit, Inner Outings: the Diarist's Deck & Book of Exploration* & the book, Write of Passage*, which explores the use of diary asa way to understanding & self-discovery. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GELL-MANN, MURRAY - 1969 Nobel Prize winner for discovering the quark, co-founder & teacher at the interdisciplinary Santa Fe Institute, professor emeritus of theoretical physics at California Institute of Technology, & author of the semi-autobiographical Quark and the Jaguar: Adventures In the Simple and the Complex. He is married to the poet MARICIA SOUTHWICK. He also co-edited Understanding Complexity in the Prehistoric Southwest. For more information, see the NM Index & Themes In Southwest Prehistory

GELSANLITER, DAVID - Corrales former diplomat, journalist, former manager of the Philadelphia Inquirer & Philadelphia Daily News, & author of Fresh Ink: Behind the Scenes of a Major Metropolitan Newspaper

GERBER, LOUIS S. - Albuquerque public health doctor who wrote an account of his life as one of the 1st people in whom a pig heart valve was used to replace his heart valve: Endurance: a Physician Recounts the Ordeal of His Open Heart Surgery

GERDES, DICK - Albuquerque translator & editor of The Best of Sabine R. Ulibarri: Selected Stories

GERLACH, ALLEN - Albuquerque lawyer, professor of Ecuadorian, Andean & Latin American history at UNM's Andean Center in Quito, at UNM & at NMSU; & author of Indians, Oil, & Politics: a Recent History of Ecuador. For further information, please see the NM Index.

GERLACH, JEFFREY - NM cook, Peace Corps. volunteer, & co-author with NANCY GERLACH of Foods of the Maya

GERLACH, NANCY - Albuquerque registered dietitian, co-author of Barbecue Inferno: Cooking With Chile Peppers on the Grill, Food of Santa Fe, Foods of the Maya, The Pepper Pantry: Habanero, Whole Chile Pepper Book & co-publisher of Whole Chile Pepper magazine. She is married to DAVE DEWITT. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GERONIMO - renowned Apache leader & author of his autobiography, Geronimo's Story of His Life & who is included in Cry of the Thunderbird

GERSH, BILL - object assemblage & collage artist, some of whose work is included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico

GETTY, ADELE - Santa Fe cultural ecologist & author of A Sense of the Sacred

GIBBS, WILLIAM E. - compiler & editor of Treasures of History, v. 1: Historic Buildings in Chaves County, 1870-1935

GIBSON, DANIEL - Albuquerque’s North Valley-born, now Santa Fe environmental & natural history columnist for the Santa Fe Reporter & author of American Southwest Travel-Smart Trip Planner, Pueblos of the Rio Grande: a Visitor's Guide, Travel Smart: New Mexico* & Audubon Guide to the National Wildlife Refuges: Southwest*. He’s written for Ski, Skiing, Powder, Ski World, Wintersport Business, Outdoorlife.com & other snow sport publications. He’s served as the editor of Native Peoples Magazine for the past three years, & also produces a weekly snow sports & travel column for regional newspapers.

GIBSON, TONI MICHNOVICZ - daughter & co-author with her brother JON MICHNOVICZ of a book on their father John “Mike” Michnovicz, a member of the Manhattan Project’s photo-documentation unit, whose photographs were used for Los Alamos: 1944-1947

GIDDENS, JO - NM body/psychotherapist & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GIESE, DALE F. - history professor at WNMU, western historian & editor of My Life With the Army in the West: the Memoirs of James E. Farmer

GILBERT, FABIOLA CABEZA DE BACA - La Liendre-born novelist, memoirist of We Fed Them Cactus, author of the 1st authentic New Mexican recipe collection, Historic Cookery, popularizer of Hispanic & Indian crafts, historian, folklorist of Good Life: New Mexico Traditions, home economics expert & Peace Corps. consultant. She is also included in Infinite Divisions: an Anthology of Chicana Literature. For more information, see the NM Index. More information on her can be found under CABEZA DE BACA, FABIOLA

GILL, DONALD A. - author of Stories Behind the Street Names of Albuquerque, Santa Fe, & Taos

GILL, LISA - Albuquerque poet of Red as a Lotus: Letters to a Dead Trappist & Mortar & Pestle*, organizer of Herland, an Albuquerque women’s group designed to support new authors; short story author, who won 1st place in the 7th edition of American Fiction: the Best Unpublished Short Stories by Emerging Writers*. She is also included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 495+. For more information, see the NM Index.

GILLESPIE, NANCY - Taos author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GILLESPIE, WILLIAM - archaeologist formerly with the Division of Cultural Research (Chaco Center) of the National Park Service, author of many articles on archaeology & paleoenvironment of the Southwest. He’s also a contributor to Great Pueblo Architecture of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico & New Light on Chaco Canyon

GILLETTE, DAVID D. - former curator of paleontology of the NM Museum of Natural History, & author of Seismosaurus the Earth Shaker

GILLETTE, J. LYNETT - curator at the Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology at Ghost Ranch, in Abiquiu, & author of Dinosaur Ghosts: the Mystery of Coelophysis & Search for Seismosaurus

GILLMOR, FRANCES - journalist, novelist, biographer of Traders to the Navajos: the Study of the Wetherills of Kayenta & folklore collector. For more information, see the NM Index.

GILMAN, DOROTHY - Albuquerque author of the very popular mystery novels of Mrs. Pollifax, grandma & part-time CIA agent, including: Mrs. Pollifax and the Golden Triangle, Mrs. Pollifax and the Lion Killer, Mrs. Pollifax, Innocent Tourist & Mrs. Pollifax Pursued. Her autobiography is A New Kind of Country

GILMORE, JOHN - Albuquerque author of the nonfiction true-crime books: Cold-Blooded: the Saga of Charles Schmid, the Notorious "Pied Piper of Tucson", Laid Bare: a Memoir of Wrecked Lives and the Hollywood Death Trip, Live Fast, Die Young: Remembering the Short Life of James Dean, Manson: the Unholy Trail of Charlie & the Family & Severed, the True Story of the Black Dahlia Murder

GILPIN, LAURA - distinguished Santa Fe photographer & author of, among others, Early Work of Laura Gilpin, Enduring Navaho & Rio Grande, River of Destiny; an Interpretation of the River, the Land, and the People. For more information, see the NM Index.

GINS, PATRICIA - Albuquerque Tribune Accent Department food writer & co-editor of New Mexico Prized Recipes From the Albuquerque Tribune’s Great Green Chili Cooking Classic

GINSBURG, CARL - NM author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GINTZLER, A.S. - Brooklyn-born & raised, now NM poet who is included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico. For more information on his children’s titles, please see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

GISH, ROBERT - Albuquerque Cherokee native, editor, critic & biographer of Harvey Fergusson, Paul Horgan & William Carlos Williams; short story author of Bad Boys & Black Sheep: Fateful Tales From the West, First Horses & novelist of When Coyote Howls. He is the director of the California Polytechnic’s Ethnic Studies Department & is also included in Returning the Gift. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GITTINGS, KIRK - acclaimed NM photographer who did the photographs for Artists at Home: Inspired Ideas from the Homes of New Mexico Artists, Chaco Body, & Monuments of Adobe: the Religious Architecture & Traditions of New Mexico. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GITTLEMAN, ANN LOUISE - former NM author of Before the Change: Taking Charge of Your Perimenopause, Beyond Pritikin: a Total Nutrition Program for Rapid Weight Loss, Longevity, and Good Health, Get the Salt Out: 501 Simple Ways to Cut Salt Out of Any Diet, Get the Sugar Out: 501 Simple Ways to Cut the Sugar in Any Diet, Living Beauty Detox Program, Super Nutrition for Menopause, Why Am I Always So Tired?: Discover How Correcting Your Body's Copper Imbalance Can Keep Your Body From Giving Out Before Your Mind Does…, Your Body Knows Best: the Revolutionary Eating Plan That Helps You Achieve Your Optimal Weight and Energy Level for Life

GLADYSZ, JEROME S. - NM advertising & public relations expert & author of Ski Taos Style

GLANZBERG, JOEL - co-founder of Flowering Tree Permaculture Institute, with Roxanne Swentzell & BRETT BAKKER, to study traditional Southwestern life & its applications to permaculture; he’s also worked on the development of Family Tree, a family-based permaculture demonstration & experimental site at Santa Clara Pueblo, is a blacksmith, carpenter, teacher, consultant & a contributor to A People's Ecology: Explorations in Sustainable Living

GLASCO, MICHAEL - Santa Fe commercial photographer & novelist of Angels in Tesuque

GLASS, JULIA D. - NM poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse

GLAZEBROOK, AUDIE - Aztec native & contributor to From Grandma With Love: a Legacy of Values* about her years, homesteading in Alaska

GLAZNER, GREG - College of Santa Fe professor, winner of the Walt Whitman Award for poetry, & author of Ears on Fire, Snapshot Essays in a World of Poets, From the Iron Chair*, How to Make a Living as a Poet* & Singularity; some of his other work can be found in New Mexico Poetry Renaissance & Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico. For further information, please see the NM Index.

GLENDINNING, CHELLIS - now Chimayo, former Tesuque, nuclear activist, psychologist, & author of several books: Chiva: a Village Takes on the Global Heroin Trade (about Chimayo), My Name is Chellis & I’m in Recovery from Western Civilization & the Pulitzer Prize-nominated, When Technology Wounds: the Human Consequences of Progress. For further information, please see the NM Index.

GLODT-STERN, SUSAN - Corrales author

GLOVER, VERNON J. - Air Force engineer & author of several railroad histories, including Jemez Mountains Railroads, Logging Railroads of the Lincoln National Forest & Zuni Mountain Railroads

GNATKOWSKI, JANICE - co-author of They Called Us Nesters*, a history of Ancho, NM. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GOBER, JAMES R. - retired Army colonel, Siemen’s plant manager & Albuquerque author of his grandfather’s biography, Cowboy Justice: Tale of a Texas Lawman, Jim Gober

GODFREY, KATHRYN - Albuquerque author of the Casa Angelica Cookbook*

GODFREY, PEGGY - former Taos rancher & cowboy poet, some of whose work can be found in Cattle, Horses, Sky, and Grass & Leaning Into the Wind

GOECKEL, LAWRENCE - Albuquerque-raised, career Air Force officer at Kirtland Air Force Base, poetry editor of Blue Mesa Review, & who’s included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 487+

GOETT, LISE - Taos winner of the 2001 Barnard New Women Poets Prize, The Paris Review Discovery Prize & an Academy of American Poets Prize; & poet of Waiting for the Paraclete*. She teaches at UNM-Taos & has published poetry in Ploughshares, The Antioch Review, the American Literary Review, & Phoebe.

GOLDBERG, JENNY - poet who lives north of Taos & who is included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico & Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook

GOLDBERG, NATALIE - Taos Zen Buddhist, poet, novelist, writing teacher & author of the Taos hippie novel, Banana Rose; her writing manuals: Writing Down the Bones & Thunder and Lightning: Cracking Open the Writer’s Craft; an art book, Living Color: a Writer Paints Her World; her poetry, Top of My Lungs* & her memoirs: The Great Failure: a Bartender, a Monk, & My Unlikely Path to Truth, & Long Quiet Highway: Waking Up In America. She is also included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico & The Best Spiritual Writing, 1998. For more information, see the NM Index.

GOLDFRANK, ESTHER - NM anthropologist & editor of The Artist of "Isleta Paintings" in Pueblo Society & Isleta Paintings. More information on her can be found in One Foot On the Rockies: Women and Creativity In the Modern American West & in the NM Index.

GÓMEZ, ARTHUR R. - Santa Fe historian for the National Park Service, author of Forests Under Fire: a Century of Ecosystem Mismanagement In the Southwest, New Mexico: Images of a Land and its People & Quest for the Golden Circle: the Four Corners and the Metropolitan West, 1945-1970 & he is included in Essays in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History.

GOMEZ, "JEAN" IMOGENE M. - Albuquerque retired nurse, volunteer educator, co-founder of the Respiratory Patient Travel Center & author of Living and Traveling With Oxygen

GONNSEN, LEIF - Taos & Jicarilla Apache-raised, now Albuquerque aerospace worker & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GONZALES, EDWARD - Albuquerque North Valley-raised, now Santa Fe muralist, painter, illustrator of Farolitos for Abuelo & The Farolitos of Christmas; & co-author of Spirit Ascendant: the Art and Life of Patrocino Barela. He’s also included in Triumph of Our Communities: Four Decades of Mexican American Art. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GONZALES, FELIPE C. - Albuquerque retired educator & author of the autobiographical novel, Recess Is Not Forever, his story of the new world of first grade, during the Great Depression

GONZALES, MARIA DOLORES - Springer-born author who is included in Las Mujeres Hablan

GONZALES, PATRISIA - Ft. Worth-born, journalist, former UNM journalism professor, wife of fellow journalist Roberto Rodriguez, with whom she's written a syndicated column, Column of the Americas.  In 1998, the human rights office of Albuquerque gave Gonzales & Rodriguez its annual human rights award.  She has been interested in Native American cultures & the physical & spiritual aspects of traditional healing.  She’s also written The Mud People: Anonymous Heroes of Mexico's Emerging Human Rights Movement*.  Gonzales is a founding member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists & conducts writing circles using journal writing & natural medicine to promote self-healing.

GONZALES, VIRGINIA - essayist & poet included in La Fragua Sin Fuego

GONZALES DE MARTÍNEZ, DORA - Santa Fe member of the Sociedad Folklóriica & co-author of Spanish Riddles and Colcha Designs & Una Colección de Adivinanzas y Diseños de Colcha

GONZALES-BERRY, ERLINDA - former Albuquerque chairperson of UNM's Department of Spanish & Portuguese, now chairwoman of Ethnic Studies at Oregon State University, bilingual novelist of Paletitas de Guayaba, short story author, editor & contributor to Paso Por Aqui & co-editor of The Contested Homeland: a Chicano History of New Mexico & Las Mujeres Hablan. For more information, see also: Infinite Divisions & Voces: an Anthology & the NM Index.

GONZALES-GAROFALO, GLORIA - formerly Ribera, now Santa Fe author who is included in Las Mujeres Hablan

GONZALEZ, DEENA J. - Hatch-born chair of the Department of Chicano/a Studies at Loyola Marymount University, editor & author of Refusing the Favor: the Spanish-Mexican Women of Santa Fe & On Their Own*. She is also included in New Mexican Lives: Profiles & Historical Stories. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GONZALEZ, JAMES - Albuquerque teacher, who is included in Voces: an Anthology of Nuevo Mexicano Writers

GONZÁLEZ, NANCIE L. SOLIEN - Albuquerque historian, researcher, authoor of The Spanish-Americans of New Mexico: a Heritage of Pride & who is included in New Mexico, Past and Present; a Historical Reader

GOODACRE, GLENNA - Santa Fe sculptor of Vietnam Women's Memorial statute, designer of the $1 Sacagawea gold coin & author of Glenna Goodacre: the First 25 Years: a Retrospective Exhibition of Sculpture. She’ll receive the 2005 Governor's Arts Award for sculpture

GOODELL, LARRY - Roswell-born, now, Placitas author, performance artist & poet of Fire Cracker Soup: Poems & Here On Earth: 53 Sonnets; some of his other work can be found in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 105+, New Mexico Poetry Renaissance & Voices From the Rio Grande. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GOODMAN, FELICITAS D. - a distinguished linguist, anthropologist & author of My Last Forty Days: a Visionary Journey Among the Pueblo Spirits

GOODNIGHT, CHARLES - NM & Texas cattle baron, some of whose writings are included in Southwest Writers Anthology. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GOODSON, FELIX E. - Cimarron Valley-raised, in the 1930's, now professor emeritus of psychology at DePauw University, & author of a novel, O' Cimarron. It tells the story of a 7-year-old boy & his adventures as he weathers snow storms, dust storms, drought, a first love, & rites of passage.

GORDON, ANGELA - NM author of romance novels, both set in small New England villages: Love In Her Life & Love is a Tempest. This name is one of the pseudonyms of PAINE, LAUREN

GORDON-MCCUTCHAN, ROBERT C. - Taos rancher, former director of the Kit Carson Museums, and historian of Kit Carson - Indian Fighter or Indian Killer? & Taos Indians and the Battle for Blue Lake

GORMAN, R.C. - Taos internationally-known Navajo artist who is included in Ceremony of Brotherhood.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

GOTSCH, CONNIE (CONSTANCE) - the award-winning author of the suspense/thriller e-novel Snap Me a Future* (set in “Mesa Vista”, NM), & the romance e- novel Pod* & A Mouth Full of Shell*. She has written three short plays: A Peck of Dirt, Or Are You Cinderella & New Delight. She has a short story “The Cook’s Tale” in the e-anthology, Insomniac Tales by Chaucer’s Women*. She lives in Farmington, & serves as the Program Director for KSJE, Public Radio for the Four Corners; & host of the award-winning morning classical music show, “Roving with the Arts,” & producer of a segment for authors called “Write On Four Corners.” She also produces award-winning arts documentaries & arts interviews.

GOTTLIEB, LYNN - Albuquerque rabbi & author of She Who Dwells Within: a Feminist Vision of a Renewed Judaism; she is also included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico. For more information on her, see the NM Index.

GOTTLIEB, RICHARD - Santa Fe TV producer, director & co-author of Santa Fe Guide

GOULD, JANICE - Albuquerque Maidu poet & author of Beneath My Heart* & Earthquake Weather: Poems. She is also included in Reinventing the Enemy’s Language: Contemporary Native Women’s Writings of North America, Returning the Gift & Unsettling America

GOULD, STEVEN C.- Albuquerque author of the intelligent, teleportation novel, Jumper (named by the American Library Association, a Best Book for Young Adults); an alternate reality novel, Wildside; a medieval, earth-colony novel, Helm (note the NM place-names); Blind Waves, an adventure/romance about the effects of the melting of the polar ice caps & the resultant relocation of millions of people; & co-author with his wife, LAURA J. MIXON, of an excellent environmental thriller, Greenwar. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GOURLEY, PAUL & GAIL - Albuquerque physicist & authors of Protect Your Life In the Sun

GOWEITDUWEETZA see RILEY, VERONICA (Laguna Pueblo poet)

GOYEN, WILLIAM - 1940's Taos resident, he was better known in Europe than in the U.S. for his short stories & novels: Arcadio, The Collected Stories, & House of Breath

GRACE, NICOLE - Santa Fe award-winning writer, Buddhist monk, founder & CEO of The Art of Consulting & author of Mastery at Work: 18 Keys for Achieving Success, Fulfillment, & Joy in Any Profession*

GRADY, P.J. - Northern NM author, nominated for a Shamus award for her 1st Matty Madrid, Santa Fe mystery, Maximum Insecurity, which is followed by Deadly Sin

GRAEBNER, GRUBB - Los Alamos & Albuquerque playwright; one of his plays can be found in New Mexico Plays

GRAHAM, ALLAN see TOADHOUSE

GRAMBLING, JEFFREY A. - co-editor of Albuquerque Country II: New Mexico Geological Society Thirty- Third Annual Field Conference, November 4-6, 1982

GRAMMER, MAURINE - Albuquerque anthropologist, teacher, appraiser of Indian arts & crafts, & collector of Native American folktales: The Bear That Turned White: & Other Native Tales, from the Pueblo, Apache, Hopi, & Navajo. For information, please see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & the NM Index.

GRANAT, ROBERT - Las Cruces novelist & O Henry Award-winning short story author; some of his work can be found in Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico

GRANT, BLANCHE- Taos artist & early historian of When Old Trails Were New: the Story of Taos & Taos Indians; & novelist of Doña Lona, a Story of Old Taos & Santa Fe*

GRASSHAM, JOHN W. - Albuquerque Museum Curator of History, president of the Historical Society of New Mexico & author who is included in Essays in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History

GRAY PANTHER, ALYSIA - former Albuquerque writer who is included in the humor collection, More Mirth of a Nation: the Best Contemporary Humor. For further information, please see the NM Index.

GREEN, TIMOTHY - Anglo author, teacher & artist who lives on the Navajo Reservation with his family, & author of the novel, The Mystery of Coyote Canyon, set in the Canyon de Chelly of Kit Carson’s time. For more information, see the NM Index & the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

GREENLEAF, RICHARD E. - Albuquerque authority on the Spanish Inquisition in the Americas, author of The Mexican Inquisition of the Sixteenth Century & recipient of the NM Endowment for the Humanities’ 2003 Lifetime Achievements in the Humanities Award.  For more information, please see the NM Index. 

GREENSPAN, ELAINE - Albuquerque former teacher & author of articles & books on teaching, including, Teacher’s Survival Guide

GREENWOOD, KATHY L. - Southeastern NM ranching & romance author; her memoirs can be found in Heart-Diamond

GREENWOOD, PHAEDRA - Taos author

GREGER, CAROL SHANA - Bernalillo illustrator of a children's novel, The Boy Who Spoke Colors. For more information, please see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

GREGG, ANDREW K. - Albuquerque author of Drums of Yesterday: the Forts of New Mexico & New Mexico in the Nineteenth Century; a Pictorial History. For further information, see also TOM VINEGAR

GREGG, ANDY, SR. - Albuquerque author of Great Rabbit and the Long-Tailed Wildcat

GREGG, JOSIAH - 1840s trader on the Santa Fe Trail & author of Commerce of the Prairies. More information on him can be found in the NM Index.

GREGORIO, RENÉE - Taos poet of The Storm That Tames Us, one of the founding editors of The Taos Review & creative writing teacher, some of her other work can be found in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 415+, New Mexico Poetry Renaissance, The Practice of Peace, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico & Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook

GREGORY, GEORGEANN - Native American author who teaches at UNM & who is included in Neon Pow-Wow

GRESHAM, SHIRLEY - Albuquerque poet & author of Recovery: Conquering Depression With Spirituality and Poetry*

GREY, JULIE - Los Alamos author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GRIEGO, ALFONSO - NM memoirist of Good-bye, My Land of Enchantment & historian of Voices of the Territory of New Mexico: an Oral History

GRIEGO Y MAESTAS, JOSÉ - College of Santa Fe teacher, director of the Bilingual Education Program at NMSU, author of Cuentos: Tales From the Hispanic Southwest, & short story author included in Cuentos Chicanos (1980 ed.)

GRIFFIN, FRED M. - NM poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse

GRIFFIN, JOAN - Albuquerque author of The It's Just Lunch Guide to Dating in Albuquerque & director of the “It's Just Lunch” office. She & her team coordinate thousands of dates each year. She also hosts the Single Life on KKNS-AM Radio.

GRIFFO, CARI - Santa Fe poet & author of a collection of her poetry, Ripening*. She is also included in Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook

GRIMES, MARTHA - part-time Santa Fe author of an urbane & funny British mystery series; one of which, Rainbow’s End is set partially in Santa Fe; & she’s written an animal activist novel, set partially in the Sandia Mountains: Biting the Moon.  For further information, please see the NM Index.

GRISCOM, CHRIS - Galisteo author of Ageless Body* & Soul Bodies*. For more information, please see the NM Index.

GRISSOM, THOMAS - Sandia National Laboratory poet of One Spring More & Other Truths

GROSS, POLLY - NM novelist of Western Motel

GROSSI, PAMELA - artist & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

GROTHUS, ED - Los Alamos dissident, owner of the Black Hole, a warehouse of salvaged equipment from the Lab, artist, & author who contributed to The Best of From the Plaza: Interviews & Opinions from the Plaza of Santa Fe. For further information, please see the NM Index.

GROVE, FRED - prolific, Albuquerque, Silver City & Tucson winner of five Spur Awards from the Western Writers of America, author of popular westerns & mysteries, often set in NM, including Bitter Trumpet, Deception Trail, Destiny Valley& Distance of Ground

GROVES, MELODY - NM native, Albuquerque public school teacher, screen playwright, country-western band member, bull rider & author of the exciting Western, set in NM Territory: The Quest, under the name, MESA DEAN.

GRUBER, JAN & MARK - co-owners of High Desert Angler, co-founders of the Sangre de Cristo Fly Fishers, who are included in Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico

GRULLO, PERO - an anonymous contributor to the weekly newspaper, La Revista de Taos, included in Herencia: the Anthology of Hispanic Literature of the United States, p. 139+. See also P.G.

GUCK, DOROTHY - Carrizozo Forest Service employee, junior high school teacher, postal clerk, & children’s novelist of Danger Rides the Forest*, which is set in NM

GUGGENHEIM, JAENET - has been a ballet dancer, magazine reviewer, a script writer, & now Santa Fe author & illustrator of the children's picture book, Herman & Poppy Go Singing in the Hills & illustrator of Grow Grow Grow*

GUGGINO, PATTY - Los Lunas scholar & contributor to Heroes of the Rio Abajo: Stories of the Brave Men and Women in Valencia County History

GUMERMAN, GEORGE J. - professor of anthropology at the Center for Archaeological Investigations, a research affiliate of the Santa Fe Institute, editor of The Anasazi In a Changing Environment, Exploring the Hohokam: Prehistoric Desert Peoples of the American Southwest, Themes In Southwest Prehistory; co-editor of Dynamics of Southwest Prehistory, Papers on the Archaeology of Black Mesa, Arizona, People of the Mesa: the Archaeology of Black Mesa, Arizona & Understanding Complexity in the Prehistoric Southwest; & author of A View from Black Mesa: the Changing Face of Archaeology

GUNTZLEMAN, JOAN - Albuquerque assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at UNM & author of Blessed Grieving*

GURULÉ, BILL F. - author of Fleeting Shadows & Faint Echoes of Las Huertas

GURULÉ, RUMALDITA - NM Federal Writers Project informant; for more information, see Women Singing In the Snow

GUSTAFSON, JOHN R. - public information specialist at Los Alamos National Lab, & author of several children's books: Planets, Moons and Meteors & Stars, Clusters, and Galaxies

GUSTAFSON, SARAH - author of the children’s nonfiction book, Exploring Bandelier National Monument

GUTERSON, BEN - High-school English teacher on the Navajo Reservation & author of The Seasonal Guide to the Natural Year

GUTIERREZ, DONALD - professor of English at WNMU, & author of Breaking Through to the Other Side*, a collection of essays on literature

GUTIERREZ, RAMON - Albuquerque-born & raised, now University of California, San Diego professor & award-winning author of When Jesus Came the Corn Mothers Went Away, co-editor of Feasts & Celebrations in North American Ethnic Communities; a contributor to Home Altars of Mexico, Nuevomexicano Cultural Legacy: Forms, Agencies & Discourse, Reconstructing a Chicano/a Literary Heritage & The Road to Aztlan: Art From a Mythic Homeland. For more information, see the NM Index.

GUZMÁN, CAROL - Albuquerque executive director of the Hispanic Culture Foundation, author included in Flow of the River/Corre el Río & co-editor of The New Mexico Directory of Hispanic Culture

GWIN, MINROSE - UNM English professor & co-editor of Literature of the American South

H.-AIGLA, JORGE - Santa Fe faculty member at St. John’s College & author of the poetry collection, Aztec Shell

HAAS, JONATHAN - archaeologist formerly with the School of American Research, now with the Field Museum of Natural History, & contributor to Understanding Complexity in the Prehistoric Southwest

HACKMAN, GENE - Santa Fe Academy Award-winning actor & co-novelist of Justice for None & Wake of the Perdido Star (neither set in NM)

HADDRILL, MARILYN - Carlsbad co-author of the adventure-romance novel, Sting of the Scorpion

HADLEY, DRUMMOND - Southern NM rancher, poet & short story author; some of his work can be found in Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico & Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico

HAEDERLE, MICHAEL - Albuquerque correspondent for People Magazine & free-lance author. For more information, see the NM Index.

HAFEN, SUSAN - NM weaver & poet, some of whose work can be found in Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico

HAGAN, KAY LEIGH - Santa Fe writer, editor, & consultant, & the author of Fugitive Information: Essays From a Feminist Hothead & Vow: the Way of the Milagro

HAGGARD, BEN - Santa Fe permaculture designer, consultant & author of the Living Community: a Permaculture Case Study at Sol y Sombra. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HAHN, LIANG-SHIN - Taiwan-born, UNM professor of mathematics & author of Complex Numbers and Geometry

HAILE, BERARD - Franciscan priest who spent a lifetime studying & recording Navajo ceremonial practices. His ethnographic work was highly regarded by contemporary anthropologists, He recorded, among others: Beautyway: a Navaho Ceremonial, Emergence Myth According to the Hanelthnayhe or Upward-reaching Rite, The Upward Moving & Emergence Way: the Gishin Biye' Version, Waterway: a Navajo Ceremonial Myth, told by Black Mustache Circle, & Women Versus Men: a Conflict of Navajo Emergence: the Curly Tó Aheedlíinii Version. He also wrote: Head & Face Masks in Navaho Ceremonialism, Learning Navaho, A Manual of Navaho Grammar, Navajo Coyote Tales: the Curly Tó Aheedlíinii Version. Origin Legend of the Navaho Flintway, Starlore Among the Navaho, A Stem Vocabulary of the Navaho Language & Tales of an Endishodi : Father Berard Haile & the Navajos, 1900-1961. He spent the last 7 years of his life in Santa Fe

HAIN, PAUL L. - former UNM professor of political science & co-author of New Mexico Government & State and Local Government in New Mexico

HAINSFURTHER, STEPHANIE - a freelance writer in Albuquerque, contributing writer for Gardening How-To magazine & author of Pocket Gardening for Your Outdoor Living Spaces: Tips for Creating the Perfect Garden in Small Places* & co-author with EMILY ESTERSON of Covering the Business Beat: Strategies for Publishing What You Write*

HALE, ALAN - Cloudcroft astronomer who co-discovered the Hale-Bopp Comet & wrote Everybody’s Comet: a Layman’s Guide to Comet Hale-Bopp

HALE, JANET CAMPBELL - Coeur d’Alene-Kootenai poet of Owl’s Song & author (educated in Santa Fe) of the novel: Jailing of Cecelia Capture. For more information, see Circle of Women, Dancing On the Rim of the World, Reinventing the Enemy’s Language, Songs From This Earth on Turtle's Back & The Stories That Shape Us : Contemporary Women Write About the West: an Anthology. Please see the NM Index for still more information.

HALE, SUSAN - Albuquerque musician & author of Song and Silence: Voicing the Soul: on the Therapeutic Use of the Voice

HALEY, MICHAEL C. - Albuquerque-born, Los Alamos-raised, now Parker, CO western novelist of Durango Gold & Gold of El Negro, both set in northern NM

HALL, CHARLES JAMES - Albuquerque physicist, an Information Technology professional, & author of Millennial Hospitality, Millennial Hospitality II: The World We Knew & Millennial Hospitality III: The Road Home, etiquette books for the 21st century, which suggest how we might interact with aliens. They were inspired by his experiences as a weather observer in the USAF during the mid 1960’s.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

HALL, DAVID - Albuquerque co-author with Shiera Henderson of Danville, California, of Survival Through Laughter: Shiera vs Breast Cancer, a chronological history via e-mail & journal entries between the authors about Shiera's battle against breast cancer from first diagnosis to the final radiation treatment. David's limericks that were included in the e-mails to cheer up Shiera are featured prominently throughout.

HALL, DOUGLAS KENT - Alcalde photographer & author of, among others, Border: Life on the Line, Frontier Spirit: Early Churches of the Southwest, & Passing Through: Western Meditations. Some of his poetry can be found in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 428+. He’ll receive the 2005 Governor's Arts Award for photography. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HALL, E. BOYD - Santa Fe author of Portfolio of Spanish Colonial Design in New Mexico. For further information on her, please see BOYD, E.

HALL, EDWARD T. - Santa Fe cultural anthropologist, memoirist of Anthropology of Everyday Life & author of Dance of Life, Hidden Dimension, & West of the Thirties: Discoveries Among the Navajo and Hopi. He is the husband of MILDRED REED HALL

HALL, G. EMLEN - law professor at UNM & author of Four Leagues of Pecos: a Legal History of the Pecos Grant, 1800-1933 & High and Dry: the Texas-New Mexico Struggle for the Pecos River. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HALL, LESLIE - painter, collage artist & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HALL, LORETTA - Albuquerque former high school teacher, now a freelance writer & technical writing instructor. Among many other writings, she wrote Underground Buildings: More Than Meets the Eye.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

HALL, MILDRED REED - Santa Fe specialist in the application of anthropology to inter-cultural problems in Understanding Cultural Differences. She is the wife of EDWARD T. HALL

HALL, RUTH K. - Albuquerque biographer of the blind musician who wrote the NM State Song: A Place of Her Own: the Story of Elizabeth Garrett; co-author of First Ladies of New Mexico; poet who is included in Earth Chant, Sandscript p. 112 & Turquoise Land & a northern NM Living Treasure. For further information, see the NM Index.

HALL, SARABEL - Fort Sumner-born & raised author of the children’s picture story, Hannah Hummingbird

HALLIBURTON, JUDITH - Albuquerque author of Raising Rover: Breed by Breed Training From Afghans to Yorkies

HALPERN, KATHERINE SPENCER - Santa Fe anthropologist of the Navajo, Research Associate at the Wheelwright Museum, co-editor of Washington Matthews: Studies of Navajo Culture, 1880-1894 & contributor to Hidden Scholars. For further information, see the NM Index. She also writes under the name: SPENCER, KATHERINE

HAMILTON, DON - Ocate veterinarian & author of Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs, Small Doses for Small Animals

HAMILTON, DONALD (BENGTSSON) - long-time Santa Fe author of the secret agent Matt Helm novels: The Ambushers* (set in Antelope Wells), Assassins Have Starry Eyes* (originally published as Assignment: Murder*: a non-series title), Death of a Citizen* (set in Santa Fe & Los Alamos), The Infiltrators* (set in Los Alamos), The Intriguers* (set in Tucumcari), The Man From Santa Clara*, The Retaliators* (set in Santa Fe), The Revengers* (set in Santa Fe), The Silencers*, The Steel Mirror* (a non-Matt Helm mystery) & The Two-Shoot Gun* (a western, originally published as: The Man From Santa Clara*), all set in NM. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HAMILTON, KERSTEN (K.R.) - Albuquerque author of the children’s natural history title, The Butterfly Book

HAMMETT, KINGSLEY - Santa Fe photographer, furniture maker & author of Classic New Mexican Furniture: a Handbook of Plans and Building Techniques, Crafting New Mexico Furniture: a Handbook to Design, Plans & Techniques, Early New Mexican Furniture & Santa Fe: a Walk Through Time. He & his wife Jerilou also publish DESIGNER/builder magazine. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HAMMOND, BARBARA KLINE - Corrales cancer survivor & meditation master. As executive director of the Cancer Diagnosis Survival Group, she seeks to help cancer patients & their families manage the social & financial impact of cancer & reclaim their lives. She holds a doctorate in spiritual studies with emphasis on transformational healing & is author of Cancer’s Gifts: Meditations o Being, Healing, & Forgiving

HAMMOND, GEORGE P. - former NM author, editor, one of the founders of the Quivira Society & author of Adventures of Alexander Barclay, Mountain Man, Coronado’s Seven Cities, & The Rediscovery of New Mexico; editor & translator of Don Juan de Oñate, Colonizer of New Mexico; & who is included in New Mexico Past and Present: a Historical Reader. For more information, see the NM Index.

HAMMOND, JIM - Corrales novelist of The Phoenix Society: a Biotech Thriller, about a research chemist seeking a cure for Alzheimer’s, set in the wine country north of San Francisco. He injected himself with his experimental drug which almost kills him. When he wakes up on an operating table with an unknown substance pumping into his arm he has to ask himself if he really is alive. Welcome to the Phoenix Society, a crematorium with a difference. Their plans for him don’t include incinerating him, but transforming him into a creature from whom they can harvest organs. Hammond has written numerous courses on computer networks & the Internet, & divides his time between delivering technology classes & writing novels & screenplays. He’s married to BARBARA, who is also an author.

HANEY, LAUREN- Santa Fe novelist of the ancient Egyptian police series, with Lieutenant Bak of the Medjay police: A Curse of Silence, A Face Turned Backwards, Right Hand of Amon & A Vile Justice

HANNA, BILL - Melrose-born animator, co-founder of Hanna-Barbera & author of his memoirs, Cast of Friends

HANNERS, LAVERNE - former northeastern NM resident, now University of Arkansas Professor Emeritus of English, & author of her memoirs, Girl On a Pony & Lords of the Valley

HANNETT, ARTHUR T. - former NM governor, mayor of Gallup & author of Sagebrush Lawyer. More information on him can be found in the NM Index.

HANSEL, KATHLEEN - Santa Fe chef, caterer, instructor at the Santa Fe School of Cooking & co-author of The Red Chile Bible

HANSEN-SMITH, BRAD - sculptor & author who is included in Spirit That Wants Me

HANSON, CAPPY LOVE - Tesuque Pueblo author included in There’s No Place Like Home for the Holidays: Stories, Poems and Family Fare*

HANSON, H.P. - Santa Fe author of The Dean’s Murders, an excellent college mystery, set in Durango

HAOZOUS, ROBERT (BOB) - Santa Fe Apache/Navajo/Spanish modernist sculptor & co-author of Houser and Haozous: a Sculptural Retrospective. For more information, please see the New Mexico Index

HARBERT, NANCY - former Albuquerque Journal reporter, editor of the New Mexico Lawyer, & travel author of New Mexico (a Compass American Guide)

HARBOUR, R.P. - Santa Fe tax consultant & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HARCOURT-SMITH, JOANNA - Santa Fe poet & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HARDIN, HELEN - Albuquerque Santa Clara artist recognized for her masterful designs in acrylics. Her mother was the famous Pueblo artist, PABLITA VELARDE. She was also the illustrator of the children’s stories Juan, the Champ & Runaway Boy: Raton Jemez. She died in 1984 of cancer. She’s also the mother of MARGARETE BAGSHAW-TINDEL & the aunt of MICHELLE TSOSIE SISNEROS. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HARDIN, JESSE WOLF - long-time radical conservationist, author of The Canyon Testaments*, Gaia Eros: Reconnecting to the Magic and Spirit of Nature & Kindred Spirits: Sacred Earth Wisdom*, who lives in the northern half of the Gila Wilderness in Catron County. He’s been one of the primary voices of paganism & nature spirituality in the radical environmental movement since 1981, while simultaneously inspiring ecoactivism & land preservation among the alternative & Pagan communities. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HARDIN, MARGARET ANN - curator of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, a research associate of the Heritage & Historic Preservation Office of the Pueblo of Zuni & a contributor to Legacy: Southwest Indian Art at the School of American Research

HARDING, DONAL - novelist, winner of the 1994 Southwest Writer’s screenplay competition, the Parris Afton Bonds Award, & contributor to Christmas Blues

HARJO, JOY - Creek Muscogee former UNM creative writing professor, educated at the Institute of American Indian Arts, now Honolulu jazz saxophonist, screenwriter, artist, award-winning poet of How We Became Human, In Mad Love and War, A Map to the Next World, She Had Some Horses & Woman Who Fell From the Sky; & editor of Reinventing the Enemy’s Language. For more information, see also: Every Day is a Good Day: Reflections by Contemporary Indigenous Women, Getting Over the Color Green: Contemporary Environmental Literature of the Southwest, Harper’s Anthology of 20th Century Native American Poetry, I Tell You Now: Autobiographical Essays by Native American Writers, Intimate Nature: the Bond Between Women & Animals, Multicultural Southwest: a Reader, New American Poets of the '90s, New Mexico Poetry Renaissance, The Practice of Peace, Pueblo Imagination: Landscape & Memory in the Photography of Lee Marmon, Reinventing the Enemy’s Language, Remembered Earth, Returning the Gift, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico, Sisters of the Earth, p. 3+, Songs From This Earth on Turtle's Back, Talking Leaves: Contemporary Native American Short Stories, Unsettling America, Voices From the Rio Grande & Words in the Blood. For further information, see the NM Index.

HARKEY, DEE (DANIEL R.) - Carlsbad lawman who wrote his memoirs: Mean As Hell: the Life of a New Mexico Lawman

HARLOW, FRANCIS H. - Los Alamos theoretical physicist, painter & author of Historic Pueblo Indian Pottery: Painted Jars & Bowls of the Period, 1600-1900, Matte-Paint Pottery of the Tewa, Keres & Zuni Pueblos, Modern Pueblo Pottery, 1880-1960, The Pottery of San Ildefonso Pueblo; co-author of Contemporary Pueblo Indian Pottery, Historic Pottery of the Pueblo Indians, 1600-1880, The Pottery of Santa Ana Pueblo, The Pottery of Zia Pueblo, & Two Hundred Years of Historic Pueblo Pottery: the Gallegos Collection; he is also included in Legacy: Southwest Indian Art at the School of American Research.  Please see the NM Index for further information.

HARMER, TOM - Santa Fe author of his spiritual autobiographical novel, Going Native, about his life in Washington State, among the Okanogan people

HARMS, PAULINE KAUL - Sandia Park former teacher, businesswoman, poet of the collection: First Light; who is also included in Earth Chant, Sandscript p. 110 & Turquoise Land

HARRAH, MADGE - Albuquerque playwright, artist, prize-winning author of young adult novels & biographer. For more information, please see the NM Index & the New Mexican Children’s Authors bibliographies.

HARRIGAN, LANA - Albuquerque historical romance novelist of Acoma, a Novel of the Spanish Conquest of New Mexico (about the meeting of Oñate & the Acoma people) & the companion novel, K’atsina: a Novel of Rebellion. For further information, see the NM Index.

HARRINGTON, E. R. - Albuquerque teacher & author of The Albuquerque Public Schools & History of the Albuquerque High School, 1879 -1955

HARRINGTON, JOHN PEABODY - early ethnologist for the School of American Archaeology, author of the Pueblo Indian World & assistant curator of the Museum of NM. For more information, see Encounter With an Angry God by his wife, Carobeth Laird. For still further information, see the NM Index.

HARRIS, ALEX - part-time Albuquerque & El Valle of Chamisal resident, photographer, director of the Center for Documentary Photography at Duke University, winner of fellowships from the Rockefeller & John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundations; & author of Red White Blue and God Bless You; & who is included in Essential Landscape: the New Mexico Photographic Survey. For more information, see the NM Index.

HARRIS, CHARLES H., III - professor emeritus at NMSU & co-author with LOUIS RAY SADLER of The Archaeologist Was a Spy: Sylvanus G. Morley & the Office of Naval Intelligence. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HARRIS, DALE - Mountainair nurse practitioner, clay & mixed media artist & poet who is included in Practice of Peace

HARRIS, FRED - Albuquerque professor, former Oklahoma Representative to Washington, Presidential candidate, husband of LADONNA, author of his memoirs: Potomac Fever & a 1930’s mystery series set in Oklahoma: Coyote Revenge & its sequel Easy Pickin’s. He also wrote a coming of age novel, set in WWII Oklahoma, Following the Harvest. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HARRIS, LADONNA - Comanche president of Americans for Indian Opportunity, wife of FRED HARRIS & author of her autobiography, LaDonna Harris: a Comanche Life. For more information, please see the NM Index & Every Day is a Good Day: Reflections by Contemporary Indigenous Women.

HARRIS, LINDA G. - Las Cruces historian & author of Ghost Towns Alive: Trips to New Mexico's Past,  Houses in Time: a Tour Through New Mexico History, Las Cruces: an Illustrated History, One Book at a Time: the History of the Library in New Mexico & Whose Water Is It, Anyway?, on the NM-Texas water battles. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HARRIS, MARY BIERMAN - Albuquerque author of Basic Statistics for Behavioral Science Research*

HARRIS, RICHARD - Santa Fe author of American Southwest: Travel-Smart Trip Planner, Best Hidden Places in NM*, Hidden Colorado, Hidden Southwest, National Trust Guide to Santa Fe, Santa Fe/Taos/ Albuquerque Access, 22 Days in the American Southwest, & Ultimate Santa Fe and Beyond

HARRISON, BABS - Cerrillos co-author of Exploring the New Mexico Wine Country

HARRISON, GARY - UNM professor & co-editor of  Bedford Anthology of World Literature,  Vol. 1: The Ancient World, Vol. 2: The Middle Period, Vol. 3: The Early Modern World, Vol. 4: The Eighteenth Century, Volume 5: The Nineteenth Century, 1789-1917 & Vol. 6: The Twentieth Century,  Please see the NM Index for more information.

HARRISON, PETER D. - Albuquerque research professor at UNM’s Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, photographer, anthropologist, author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me & author of The Lords of Tikal, Rulers of an Ancient Maya City. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HARRISSON, JOHN - born & raised in England, earned a degree in economics from Oxford University; he came to the US over 20 years ago as a research fellow at Columbia University in NYC. John then moved to Santa Fe where he developed his career as a food author &/or editor of, among others, Cool Coyote Cafe Juice Drinks, Flavored Breads: Recipes from Mark Miller's Coyote Cafe, The Great Chile Book, La Casa Sena: the Cuisine of Santa Fe, Maria's Real Margarita Book, & Gardening for the Future of the Earth

HARROUN, DOROTHY - Santa Fe watercolor painter & illustrator of the children’s nature book, Mini Walks on the Mesa. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HART, E. RICHARD - historian & author of Future of Agriculture in the Rocky Mountains, Zuni and the Courts: a Struggle for Sovereign Land Rights & co-author of The Zuni Atlas

HARTER, PENNY- Santa Fe teacher at the Santa Fe Preparatory School, poet of Lizard Light: Poems From the Earth & Turtle Blessing. She co-authored with he husband WILLIAM J. HIGGINSON, the Haiku Handbook: How to Write, Share, and Teach Haiku. Some of her other work can be found in The Practice of Peace, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico & Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook.

HARTMAN, JANE - Santa Fe novelist of Cougar Woman. For information on her children’s titles, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

HARVEY, RICHARD - Albuquerque actor & author of Blackjack the Smart Way, Cutting Edge Blackjack & New Ways to Win More at Blackjack: the Best of the Blackjack Innovator's Syndicated Blackjack Columns. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HASTINGS, NANCY PETERS - Latin Professor at NMSU-Los Cruces, publisher & editor of the award-winning Wholenotes; editor of Daedalus Press, which publishes poetry chapbooks & poet, herself

HATCH, ANTHONY P. - Santa Fe author of Tinder Box: the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, 1903.  For further information, please see the NM Index.

HATCH, MICHAEL D. - Santa Fe Fisheries Management Project Leader for the NM Department of Game & Fish & co-author of The Fishes of New Mexico

HATCHELL, WILLIAM O. - State of NM staff geologist, co-author of New Mexico Radon Survey & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

HATFIELD, JIM - Albuquerque former mortician, circulation manager for the Albuquerque Journal & Albuquerque Tribune, & mystery author of Embalmers and Corsages

HAUSMAN, GERALD - former Tesuque teacher at Santa Fe Preparatory School, vice president of Sunstone Press, editor, folklorist, storyteller, author of The African-American Alphabet, The Gift of the Gila Monster, Meditations With the Navajo, Sitting On the Blue-Eyed Bear, Turtle Dream, Turtle Island Alphabet; poet of the collection: Runners; & co-author of the wilderness survival novel, Wilderness with ROGER ZELAZNY. His work can also be found in New Mexico Poetry Renaissance, Lord of the Fantastic: Stories in Honor of Roger Zelazny & Tales from the Great Turtle. For information on his children’s titles, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

HAUSMAN, SID - Tesuque bluegrass & Western music performer, illustrator, a resident artist with the New Mexico Arts Division teaching songwriting at Navajo & pueblo schools, & author of One Bullfrog, a counting book. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HAUTH, KATHERINE - Rio Rancho author of the excellent children’s natural history book, Night Life of the Yucca: the Story of a Flower and a Moth

HAVILL, STEVEN - Raton retired science, language arts & journalism high school teacher & author of westerns & an intelligent, charming & authentic mystery series, set in "Posadas" County, NM, starring crotchety Undersheriff Bill Gastner, in Heartshot, Bitter Recoil, Twice Buried, Before She Dies, Privileged to Kill, Prolonged Exposure, Out of Season, Dead Weight & Bag Limit (in chronological order). His Scavengers, A Discount for Death & Convenient Disposal are sequels, starring newly appointed Undersheriff Estelle Reyes-Guzman, after Gastner retires. Gastner & Estelle are also included in a culinary collection, Deadly Morsels, with the novella, Red or Green? (a paperback, filed in Fiction under the title). For more information, please see the NM Index.

HAWKE, SIMON - Tucson author who got his masters in English & History at Western NM University, writing teacher at Pima Community College, director & founder of the Sonora Writers Workshop, science fiction & fantasy author of The Wizard of Santa Fe*; mystery author of Mystery of Errors, & it's sequels, Slaying of the Shrew & The Merchant of Vengeance, historical mysteries starring Shakespeare

HAWLEY, D. SPRINGER - Fort Huachuca, Arizona-born, Ruidoso retired engineer, architect & author of Tigers in the Sand*, an action-adventure novel which mixes the mystique of WWII's North Africa campaign with the perils of today's war on terrorism

HAWLEY, JOHN W. - Socorro Senior Environmental Geologist of the NM Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

HAYENGA, BRANT - Albuquerque photographer & author of New Mexico Mountain Bike Guide & The New Mexico Mountain Bike Guide

HAYES, ALDEN C. - Albuquerque anthropologist, archaeologist, rancher in Cochise Co., AZ, National Park Service archaeologist & author of The Four Churches of Pecos; co-author of Archeological Surveys of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico & Contributions to Gran Quivira Archeology: Gran Quivira National Monument, New Mexico & contributor to Ute Tales; for more information, please see Prehistory & History in the Southwest

HAYES, JOE - very popular Santa Fe story-teller & author of several bilingual Hispanic, Native American, & ranch folktale collections, including La Llorona = The Weeping Woman & Watch Out for Clever Women!. He also edited & translated Cuentos de Cuanto Hay = Tales from Spanish New Mexico. For information on his children’s titles, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list. For still further information, please see the NM Index.

HAYES, RICHARD - New Mexico-born & raised, now McGill University professor of Sanskrit languages, Indian Buddhism & author of Land of No Buddha*

HAYES, ROBERT - Santa Fe author of New Mexico Passport/Pasaporte Nuevo México*. For more information, see the NM Index.

HAYNES, C. VANCE, JR. - co-author of Geochronology of Sandia Cave

HAZEN-HAMMOND, SUSAN - Santa Fe poet, photographer & author of several books on travel, history & cooking in NM, including: Chile Pepper Fever, Enchanting New Mexico, Only in Santa Fe, Short History of Santa Fe, Spider Woman’s Web: Traditional Native American Tales About Women’s Power, & Timelines of Native American History. She is married to photographer EDUARDO FUSS. For more information, please see the NM Index & the New Mexico Children’s Authors List.

HAZLETT, STEPHEN - born & raised in New Jersey, he served in the Army Medical Corps, including a year in Vietnam, after which he began a career as a computer professional in Silicon Valley. He currently lives in NM. He’s the author of City Different: a Santa Fe Mystery*, about a young Internet CEO who finds the body of his Chief Financial Officer in the bedroom of his California home & his wife has disappeared. Nina is the logical suspect & Eddie has an idea where she might be, her birthplace of Santa Fe. So, he takes off after her. In this tale of love, murder & betrayal, Eddie’s search for Nina embroils him in Santa Fe’s modern dilemma - its old Southwestern charm giving way to the real estate developers & outsiders with too much money. In the process, he becomes a suspect in a second murder

HEAD, GENEVIEVE N. - affiliated with Cabezon Consulting in Santa Fe, formerly associated with Intermountain Cultural Resources Center, National Park Services, in Santa Fe, project director of the Pecos Cultural Resources Inventory Survey & contributor to The Bandelier Archeological Survey & co-editor of From Folsom to Fogelson: the Cultural Resources Inventory Survey of Pecos National Historical Park

HEAD, (JOANNE) LEE - Santa Fe teacher, winner of a Golden Spur Award of Western Writers of America for Horizon, a multigenerational novel, set in Oklahoma; creator of 2 ballets, "Tapestries" & "White Moon, Blue Sun"; & author of The Crystal Clear Case*, a mystery set in Santa Fe. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HECKMAN, ANDREA M. - Taos scholar in Latin American studies, photographer, trekker, cultural guide & author of Woven Stories: Andean Textiles & Rituals*, which centers on the weaving tradition of the Quechua people of southern Peru. She is also the owner of Andean Software, selling Peruvian textiles, in Taos Ski Valley. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HEDGE COKE, A.A. - Huron author who lives in Santa Fe, & who is included in Neon Pow-Wow & Speaking for the Generations: Native Writers on Writing. He also writes under the name: COKE, A.A. HEDGE

HEDGLEN, THOMAS L. - Las Maravillas historian & contributor to Heroes of the Rio Abajo: Stories of the Brave Men and Women in Valencia County History

HEFLIN, JEAN & BILL - Albuquerque xeriscape enthusiasts & author (he’s the photographer) of Penstemons: the Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico. For more information, see the NM Index.

HEISS, GORDON - Santa Fe owner of La Casa Sena, the Blue Corn Cafe, the Santa Fe Chocolate Co. & author of La Casa Sena, the Cuisine of Santa Fe

HEITZLER, GRETCHEN - White Sands memoirist of Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch

HELLER, FREDERICKA - NYC-born musician, now Santa Fe painter & author of Out of the Shadow: an Analysis of an Affair, which is based on her personal experience in Jungian dream therapy & set in Santa Fe. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HELM, GRETCHEN - Albuquerque licensed marriage & family therapist who specializes in sexual abuse recovery, leads workshops on personal empowerment; & is the author of How to Claim Your Power*, which is aimed at therapists

HEMP, BILL - Taos author & illustrator of Taos: Landmarks & Legends

HEMP, CHRISTINE - Valdez writer, painter, UNM-Taos teacher, some of whose poetry can be found in Poemas de Nuevo Mexico, The Practice of Peace, Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience.

HENDERSON, ALICE CORBIN - Santa Fe poet & author of Brothers of Light: the Penitentes, Red Earth: Poems of New Mexico & The Sun Turns West.  For more information, see the NM Index. She also wrote under the name: CORBIN, ALICE

HENDERSON, EVA PENDLETON - Southern NM pioneer & memoirist of Wild Horses: a Turn-of-the-Century Prairie Girlhood

HENDREN, AARON BLAYLOCK - Albuquerque fantasy author of Something In the Water

HENDRICKS, PAULA - Corrales co-author & photographer of innovative books on building: Timber Reduced Energy Efficient Homes & Tire House Book

HENDRICKS, RICK - Adjunct Professor in the Department of History at UNM, former Las Cruces associate editor of the Vargas Project (co-editor of Blood on the Boulders: the Journals of Don Diego de Vargas, New Mexico, 1694-97, By Force of Arms: the Journals of Don Diego de Vargas, New Mexico, 1691-93, Letters From the New World: Selected Correspondence of Don Diego de Vargas To His Family, 1675-1706 & To the Royal Crown Restored: the Journals of Don Diego de Vargas, New Mexico, 1692-94), editor of New Mexico Prenuptial Investigations from the Archivos Historicos del Arzobispado de Durango, 1800-1893; co-editor of Navajos in 1705: Roque Madrid’s Campaign Journal, & Two Hearts, One Soul: the Correspondence of the Condesa de Galve, 1688-96. He is also included in New Mexican Lives: Profiles & Historical Stories & contributor to Archaeologies of the Pueblo Revolt: Identity, Meaning, & Renewal in the Pueblo World, edited by ROBERT W. PREUCEL

HENDRICKSON, LINNEA - Albuquerque UNM professor, member of the national Caldecott committee & author of Children’s Literature: a Guide to the Criticism

HENDRIE, LAURA - Ojo Sarco building supplier, stone mason, winner of the 1994 Mountains & Plains Booksellers Fiction Award for Stygo, & novelist of the highly acclaimed, Remember Me (both depictions of small-town life, set in a place much like Ojo Sarco)

HENNELLY, MICHELLE RIOS RICE & R. KEVIN HENNELLY - Santa Fe therapists, a couple & authors of Sex True or False: the Pleasures, Perils & Passion of Sexual Intimacy*.  She’s a native of Santa Fe & the author of Mary’s Way: Romantic Love as a Path to God, a work, which draws on information received in apparitions from Mary about her life as the mother of Jesus & the origins of Christianity. These revelations place sacred relationship & sexual intimacy at the heart of the spiritual quest & our longing for union with the divine. This testament to love culminates in prophetic revelations about the momentous changes currently facing our world & how we are being called to respond to them. A Time of Fire - A Way of Fire*, an ebook, continues these messages. Divided into three parts, it opens with a stunning overview of Mary’s revelations about events, including wars & natural disasters, which will reshape our lives & world forever. The 2nd part consists of hundreds of verbatim messages received by Michelle directly from Mary. Arranged in over 60 fascinating topics ranging from personal transformation to details about the global conspiracy that is leading humankind into the greatest spiritual battle our world has ever known. These messages, filled with love and compassion, stand as one of the most extensive compilations of Marian revelations ever documented. Please see the NM Index for further information.

HEPNER, LISA - former Albuquerque resident & editor of Peaceful Earth: Spiritual Perspectives on Hope & Healing Beyond Terrorism*. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HEREFORD, JOSEPH P., JR. - Albuquerque long-time photographer, well-known researcher, railroad historian & author of Rotary Snowplows on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. For more information, see the NM Index.

HERING, MICHAEL J. - Santa Fe director of the Indian Arts Research Center at the School of American Research & is a contributor to Legacy: Southwest Indian Art at the School of American Research

HERRERA, JOE - internationally-known artist & illustrator of MAURINE GRAMMER’s The Bear That Turned White: & Other Native Tales. He’s also the son of Tonita Peña, the well-known San Ildefonso-born Cochiti Pueblo painter

HERRERA, MARGARET (CHAVEZ) - Las Vegas artist & author who is included in Las Mujeres Hablan

HERRERA, VELINO SHIJE (MA-PE-WI) - Zia Pueblo painter, winner of the 1942 Caldecott Medal Honor for In My Mother's House, by ANN NOLAN CLARK, a picture book about a young Tewa boy’s life at Tesuque Pueblo & illustrator of Young Hunter of Picuris, also by ANN NOLAN CLARK

HERRERA-SHAWVER, ANNA - owner of Albuquerque’s specialist food business Apple Canyon Co. Inc., & who’s included in You Can Do It!: Merit Badge Handbook for Grown-Up Girls

HERRERA-TENORIO, FRANCISCA - Albuquerque radio host & author who is included in Voces: an Anthology of Nuevo Mexicano Writers

HERRMAN, BERT - Tajique author of Mountainair, N.M.: Centennial History, 1903-2003 which was written to celebrate Mountainair’s 100^th birthday, in 2003.  It includes oral histories, & covers Abo, Gran Quivira, Manzano, Punta de Agua, Scholle & Willard.  Please see the NM Index for further information.

HERSH, REUBEN - Albuquerque UNM professor emeritus of mathematics, co-author of Descartes’ Dream & Mathematical Experience (for which he co-won the 1980s National Book Award)

HERSHBERGER, KEITH - Albuquerque playwright & director

HERTZOG, PETER - author of A Directory of New Mexico Desperados, The Gringo & Greaser: Scene, Manzano, New Mexico, Time, 1883-1884, La Fonda: The Inn of Santa Fe, Legal Hangings. Scene: New Mexico. Time: 1861-1923, Little Known Facts About Billy, The Kid, Old Town, Albuquerque & Outlaws of New Mexico

HESS, SONYA - moved from Maine to Taos, in 1986. Her works include Carrying What You Love*, Constellations of the Inner Eye*, Kingdom of Lost Waters*, Palace of Earth*, A Paper Raincoat* & Stretching Fence*

HESSE, ZORA G. - Albuquerque author of Southwestern Indian Recipe Book: Apache, Papago, Pima, Pueblo and Navajo

HESTER, ELLIOTT NEAL - a flight attendant, his first-hand account of Plane Insanity: a Flight Attendant's Tale of Sex, Rage, & Queasiness at 30,000 Feet, tells about the crazy occurrences he witnessed. His stories feature badly behaved coworkers, equipment failure, cranky captains, sick & scared passengers & turbulence. He’s a bestselling author, award-winning travel writer, former Salon.com columnist; & author of “Continental Drifter,” a syndicated travel column carried by the San Francisco Chronicle, The Miami Herald, New York Newsday, & other daily newspapers. He now lives in Miami Beach, Florida. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HEWETT, EDGAR L. - one of Santa Fe's most important anthropologists, historians & author of Ancient Life In the American Southwest, Landmarks of New Mexico, Pajarito Plateau and Its Ancient People, & Pueblo Indian World. For more information, see the NM Index.

HEY, NIGEL - Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, English astronomer, former administrator at Sandia National Laboratory & science author of Solar System. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HEYDT, M. LOUISE - artist, poet, author of Divine Rainbow: Nature as Spiritual Teacher*, which weaves together a one-year cycle of nature in a small valley in the Tecolote Mountains east of Pecos & an inspirational spiritual journey as taught by nature. She earned a masters degree in Eastern Studies from St. John’s College in Santa Fe, & has studied under Joan Halifax Roshi for 8 years at Upaya in Santa Fe

HEYMAN, PATRICIA - Santa Fe facilitator, counselor, educator & consultant for thirty years, of Insight Seminars & president of the Life Education Network of the Southwest (LENS), a nonprofit seminar company dedicated to personal fulfillment and world harmony. She is also the author of The Abundance Tree: a Simple Handbook for Growing Your Dreams*

HIBBEN, ELEANOR B. - wife of FRANK C. HIBBEN & author of her autobiography, In Outer Places: Adventures With Frank C. Hibben

HIBBEN, FRANK CUMMING - Albuquerque anthropologist, discoverer of Sandia Cave, UNM professor & author of Digging Up America, Hunting American Bears, Hunting American Lions, Kiva Art of the Anasazi, The Lost Americans, & Prehistoric Man in Europe. For more information, see the NM Index.

HIERONYMOUS, STAN - Rio Rancho editor at Real Beer Magazine & co-author of Frank Applegate of Santa Fe: Artist & Preservationist. For further information, please see the New Mexico Index.

HIGGINS, MARY RISING - retired Albuquerque 5th-grade teacher & poet of Red Table* & Oclock* & who is included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 368+ & Queen Anne's Lace: Poems. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HIGGINSON, WILLIAM J. - Santa Fe poet, short story author, critic, translator, head of the English department at the New Mexico Academy for Science and Mathematics, & co-author with his wife, PENNY HARTER of the Haiku Handbook: How to Write, Share, and Teach Haiku. Some of his poetry can also be found in Practice of Peace, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience

HIGHTOWER, GLORIA - Albuquerque ENMU & WNMU-educated, mystery novelist of The Cotton Rope Strangler, set in Albuquerque

HIGHTOWER, JOHN M. - Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist & editor who retired from the Associated Press after 34 years in Washington, taking a journalism teaching position at UNM & writing a column for the Santa Fe New Mexican. He was named a NM Living Treasure

HIGHWATER, JAMAKE - former NM, Blackfoot/Cherokee author of many titles, including the nonfiction works: Native Land: Sagas of the Indian Americas, The Primal Mind: Vision and Reality in Indian America & the novels: Dark Legend, Eyes of Darkness, & The Sun, He Dies. For more information, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & the NM Index.

HILL, GENE - Alamogordo-raised, American G.I. Forum activist, NM Highlands’ development director, now Albuquerque publisher of Añoranza Press, & author of Americans All / Americanos Todos, a bilingual history of Hispanic contributions to the development of the U.S.

HILL, JANALOO - co-owner of Shakespeare, NM, author of Ranch on the Whitewater Creek: a One Hundred Year History of the Burro Mountain Homestead and the Surrounding Area

HILL, JUDYTH - Sapello journalist, performer, columnist for the Albuquerque Journal, director of Literary Activities for the New Mexico Arts (the state arts council), former owner of Santa Fe’s Chocolate Maven bakery, teacher, & poet of Black Hollyhock, First Light: Poems, Men Need Space & A Presence of Angels. Some of her other work can be found in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico, Geronimo: Fine Dining in Santa Fe, In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 331+, New Mexico Poetry Renaissance, The Practice of Peace, Saludos!: Poemas de Nuevo Mexico, Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Poems By Teens & Their Mentors, Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HILL, MIKE - Albuquerque outdoorsman, member of the Wilderness Centre, & author of Guide to the Hiking Areas of New Mexico & Hikers and Climbers Guide to the Sandias

HILL, RITA - one of the owners of Shakespeare, NM & novelist of Eighty-Proof: Bootlegging & Murder, Love & Loyalty, in Old New Mexico

HILLERMAN, ANNE - daughter of TONY HILLERMAN, Albuquerque Journal staff writer & Santa Fe author of a book on ballooning: Ride the Wind: USA to Africa & co-author of The Insider’s Guide to Santa Fe. For information on her children’s titles, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

HILLERMAN, TONY - probably Albuquerque's most popular mystery author & essayist of Best of the West, The Great Taos Bank Robbery, Hillerman Country, Indian Country, Kilroy Was There: a GI's War in Photographs, The Mysterious West, New Mexico, Oxford Book of American Detective Stories, Rio Grande, The Spell of New Mexico, Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico, & Seldom Disappointed: a Memoir. The chronology of his excellent Hopi, Zuni & Navajo mysteries, starring the policemen, Joe Leaphorn & Jim Chee is: Blessing Way, Dancehall of the Dead, Listening Woman, People of Darkness, Dark Wind, Ghostway, Skinwalkers, Talking God, Thief of Time, Coyote Waits, Sacred Clowns, Fallen Man, First Eagle, Hunting Badger, Wailing Wind, The Sinister Pig & Skeleton Man. He has also written a mystery set in the Philippines & Southeast Asia: Finding Moon & his first mystery, set partially in NM is Fly on the Wall. Information on his children’s books can be found in the New Mexican Children’s Author list. For additional information, see Voices From the Rio Grande & the NM Index.

HILLIARD, GEORGE - former southwest NM rancher, mule packer, pilot, instructor at the University of Albuquerque, now Tucson author of Adios Hachita: Stories of a New Mexico Town & A Hundred Years of Horse Tracks: the Story of the Gray Ranch

HIMES, BERNARD "BARNEY" - Silver City author of the Depression-era novel, The Exile of Father Román, set in a tiny mountain village, just south of Taos

HINCHMAN, SANDRA - author of Hiking the Southwest’s Canyon Country

HINDS, ERV, MD - Dr. Hinds is the founder of the St. Vincent Pain Management Center in Santa Fe, & the founder & director of the NM Pain & Spine Center at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque. He is the author of A Life Larger Than Pain*

 HINES, WALTER - the son of Jerry Hines, NMSU Athletic Director & coach, who grew up on stories of Aggie Greats. He is a graduate of NMSU, a licensed Civil Engineer who currently lives in Albuquerque, & author of Aggies of the Pacific War: New Mexico College of A&M & the War with Japan

HINSHAW, GIL - Hobbs novelist of What So Proudly We Hailed*, former editor & general manager of the Tucumcari Daily News, & historian of Lea, New Mexico's Last Frontier & Tucumcari: Gateway to the West

HINTON, BETTY HUNING - long-time Albuquerque Public School history teacher & author of several biographies of relatively unknown but influential Albuquerque women: Albuquerque's Flower Lady: Rosalie Doolittle, Elizabeth P. Simpson: Menu For Success (chair of UNM’s Home Economics Department from 1918 to 1952), Lena C. Clauve: UNM’s First Dean of Women, The Life & Times of the Huning Family in New Mexico: a Narrative History, Marion Herlihy: Fifty-Two Years In Banking Or "You Made Me My First Loan!" (at the 1st National Bank of Belen) & A Modern Florence Nightingale: Martha Campbell Rehm Brown (a NM nurse)

HMURA, MERIDETH A. - NM-raised, now Chicago author of Mountain View Ranch, 1915-1945, about the famous dude ranch in Cowles, NM with biographical information on George & Matie Viles, the owners

HOAGLAND, RICHARD - Placitas astronomer, former NASA scientist, founder of Enterprise Mission, a confederation of people who believe that a civilization once lived on Mars; & author of The Monuments of Mars: a City of the Edge of Forever. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOAGLAND, TONY - former NMSU , now University of Houston professor & award-winning poet of Donkey Gospel, Sweet Ruin & What Narcissism Means to Me. He’s also included in New American Poets of the '90s

HOARD, DOROTHY - Los Alamos naturalist, artist & author of A Guide to Bandelier National Monument & Los Alamos Outdoors, & co-author of Flowers of the Southwestern Forests & Woodlands

HOBACK, PRISCILLA - Galisteo muralist, ceramic artist & author of The Living Clay, which details her creative processes. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOBBS, JAMES - NM mountain man & author of Wild Life in the Far West

HOBSON, GEARY - Cherokee/Chickasaw/Quapaw editor, poet, novelist, short story author, teacher at UNM, who is included in Growing Up Native American, Remembered Earth, Returning the Gift, & Songs From This Earth On Turtle’s Back. For more information, see the NM Index.

HODGE, GENE MEANY - NM anthropologist who wrote Four Winds: Poems From Indian Rituals & Kachina Tales From the Indian Pueblos. She is also included in The Serpent’s Tongue

HODGE, WILLIAM H. - author of The Albuquerque Navajos

HODOBA, (THEODORE) TED - Veguita owner of Desert Moon Nursery, civic planner & author of Growing Desert Plants, from Windowsill to Garden

HOEFER, JACQUELINE - Santa Fe poet who has her doctorate in American literature, critical essayist on contemporary writers, editor for Sunstone Press & author of A More Abundant Life: New Deal Artists & Public Art in New Mexico. Please see the NM Index for further information.

HOFFMAN, ARTHUR - NM author of Tail Tigerswallow and the Great Tobacco War*, an anti-smoking novel, set in Albuquerque

HOFFMAN, IAN - former Albuquerque Journal reporter & co-author of A Convenient Spy: Wen Ho Lee & the Politics of Nuclear Espionage. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOFFMAN, MATTHEW - former Albuquerque free-lance writer & editor of The Doctor’s Book of Home Remedies for Dogs and Cats & Prevention’s the Healthy Cook

HOGAN, RAY - one of Albuquerque's most prolific & popular western authors; many of which are set in NM including his "Doomsday Marshal" novels, Bounty Hunter's Moon, Guns Along the Mora, Guns of Freedom: a Western Duo, Man Called Ryker, Marshal for Lawless, Killer on the Warbucket & one of his newest novels, a fictionalized biography of Kit Carson: Soldier In Buckskin. For more information, see the NM Index & the NM Fiction bibliography

HOGBEN, JOSEPH FORSTER - Albuquerque minister known as "The Buckaroo Priest" & poet who is included in Sandscript p. 15 & Turquoise Land

HOGNER, DOROTHY CHILDS - Connecticut owner of Hemlock Hill Herb Farm, who graduated from UNM & children’s author of the 1920s story, Santa Fe Caravans*, about Josiah Gregg on the Santa Fe Trail

HOGNER, NILS - Albuquerque UNM professor, muralist, painter & illustrator of Seeds By Wind and Water. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOLBROOK, CAREY - Albuquerque editor & columnist of the Health City Sun & poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse & Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950

HOLDEN, SHARYL S. - professional photographer & co-author of Traveling New Mexico: a Guide to the Historical & State Park Markers

HOLDEN-RHODES, J.F. - former Los Alamos National Laboratories leader of the Counter Drug Intelligence Team, adjunct professor at UNM & author of Sharing the Secrets: Open Source Intelligence and the War On Drugs*

HOLDER, BONNY CELINE - Illinois-raised Cedar Crest novelist of Heroines of Private Life*, My Erotic Adventures with Billy the Kid* & Until Proven Innocent*. She’s a co-producer of the videorecording “Billy the Kid: Quien Es?” for KNME’s Colores TV program; has a regular feature column, "Eyes of the Beholder," at backwash.com & reviews CDs for Amazon.com. She also writes under the name PAMELA BROWN

HOLDER, SERENA F. - co-author of an Internet chatroom mystery/romance, The Glass Cocoon*, set partially in Taos; she lived for many years in Taos, & now lives in Arizona

HOLLAND, MICHELLE - Las Cruces teacher, author & poet who is included in The Practice of Peace, Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Poems By Teens & Their Mentors, & Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook

HOLLENBACH, MARGARET - freelance writer in Ashland, Oregon, & author of Lost and Found: My Life in a Group Marriage Commune, about her life with The Family Commune in Taos

HOLMES, DORIS - Carlsbad co-author of the adventure-romance novel, Sting of the Scorpion

HOLMSTEN, VICTORIA L. - Kirtland, NM English professor at Farmington’s San Juan College & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HOLZER, ERIKA - Santa Fe lawyer & author of an exciting mystery/espionage novel, set in the Soviet Union & East Germany: Double Crossing

HOOD, FLORA MAE - Albuquerque teacher & author of the Hispanic NM Christmas tale: One Luminaria for Antonio & the nonfiction children’s book, Living in Navajoland

HOOD, JEFF - Santa Fe author of the men’s self-help book, The Silverback Gorilla Syndrome*

HOOD, MARGARET PAGE - Las Cruces journalist, poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse & novelist of Tequila; Fiery Spirit of New Mexico*, which is set in Las Cruces

HOOKER, VAN DORN - Corrales resident, University Architect for UNM & author of Centuries of Hands, an Architectural History of St. Francis of Assisi Church. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOOTON, BARBARA C. - NM author of the funny, autobiographical novel, Guestward Ho!, about her experiences running a guest ranch outside Santa Fe

HOPKINS, ARTHUR - computer consultant, designer & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HOPKINS, RALPH LEE - Santa Fe photographer, naturalist & expedition leader worldwide for Lindblad Expeditions, & author of Hiking the Southwest's Geology: the Four Corners Region.  Please see the NM Index for further information.

HORDES, STANLEY M. - Santa Fe historian, adjunct research professor at UNM’s Latin American & Iberian Institute & author of New Mexico Directory of Historians & Historical Organizations, The Sephardic Legacy In New Mexico: a Prospectus & To the End of the Earth: the History of the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico*. He’s the co-compiler & co-editor with Carol Joiner of Historical Markers in New Mexico & is included in The Best of From the Plaza: Interviews & Opinions from the Plaza of Santa Fe. The author is a former president & a founding member of the NM Jewish Historical Society & a former NM State Historian. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HORGAN, PAUL - Roswell & San Patricio's twice-winning Pulitzer historian, novelist & essayist, probably best known for Great River: the Rio Grande in North American History & Lamy of Santa Fe. His poetry is included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950. He is also included in Southwest Writers Anthology. For more information, see the NM Index, & for information on his novels & short stories, see the New Mexican Fiction bibliography.

HORN, CALVIN - Albuquerque publisher, historian, philanthropist & author of Climbing a Rainbow: a Family Journey of Discovery, New Mexico’s Troubled Years: the Story of the Early Territorial Governors & University in Turmoil and Transition: Crisis Decades at the University of New Mexico; he is also included in Bicentennial ‘76 - Albuquerque Remembers. For more information, see the NM Index.

HORNER, CHRISTINE - Taos renowned plastic surgeon, who led a successful national campaign to pass laws requiring insurance companies to pay for breast reconstruction after mastectomies, & author of Waking the Warrior Goddess: Dr. Christine Horner's Program to Protect Against and Fight Breast Cancer. Horner, who lost her own mother to breast cancer, gave up her successful surgical practice to focus on alternative & complementary medicine. She also contributed a chapter to the just-released The Soul of Success: A Woman's Guide to Authentic Power* by Jennifer Read Hawthorne

HORNER, MARK - Albuquerque author of September Sacrifice, a true crime book on Girly Chew & Dazien Hossencofft. He previously worked as an anchor, producer, & award-winning investigative reporter for KOB-TV & KRQE-TV in Albuquerque

HOROWITZ, ROB - Albuquerque psychologist, family systems expert, & co-author with his wife, PAM ENGLAND of Birthing From Within. For more information, see the NM Index

HORSLEY, KATE - Albuquerque TVI history & English teacher, & author of three historical novels set in NM: Careless Love, or, the Land of Promise, Crazy Woman & A Killing in New Town, which won the 1996 Western States Book Award for Fiction; & a Celtic Druid/Christian novel, Confessions of a Pagan Nun.  Her poetry is included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960. For more information, see the NM Index.

HOTCH, PHYLLIS - Bronx-raised, now Taos poet who is included in Another Desert: Jewish Poetry of New Mexico, The Practice of Peace & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience

HOTVEDT, KRIS - Santa Fe woodblock print artist, art editor of Pembroke Magazine, teacher at St. John’s College & author of Fry Breads, Feast Days, and Sheeps: Stories of Contemporary Indian Life & Pueblo and Navajo Indian Life Today. She is also included in The Serpent’s Tongue. She’s also the illustrator of JOSEPH J. RUIZ’s The Little Ghost Who Wouldn't Go Away = El Pequeño Fantasma & his Little Juan Learns a Lesson = El Pequeno Juan Aprendé una Lección & TOM VINEGAR’s Southwestern Arts & Crafts: an Introduction

HOUGH, EMERSON - early White Oaks' author of frontier novels, including the classic Heart’s Desire. For more information, see the NM Index.

HOUSEN, MARTHA - Edgewood author, former manager of Albuquerque’s Sunshine Theatre & mystery novelist of Murder in the Sunshine. For more information, please see the New Mexico Index.

HOUSER, ALLAN - Santa Fe Chiricahua Apache modernist sculptor, painter, illustrator, co-author of Houser and Haozous: a Sculptural Retrospective & a northern NM Living Treasure. For other information on him, please see the New Mexico Index & the New Mexican Children’s Authors list

HOUSKA, JEFFREY M. - NM physician & author of controversial adventure/thriller: The Pandora Factor*

HOUSTON, JEFFREY D. - UNM School of Medicine co-author of Fundamentals of Fluoroscopy*

HOWARD, EDWARD LEE - former Santa Fe CIA agent, spy for the Russians & author of his autobiography, Safe House. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOWARD, JOHN - film & TV director, producer & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

HOWARD, R. L. - Albuquerque author of Journey Together: Protecting Children from Sexual Abuse*, the founder of VOICE: Victory Over Incest & Child Exploitation, a nonprofit, grassroots organization whose mission is to stop child sexual abuse by increasing society awareness & encouraging legislative reform.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

HOWARTH, ENID - Albuquerque private-practice counselor & co-author of The Joy of Imperfection: the Optimist’s Guide to Being Ordinary

HOWDEN, BILL - Albuquerque native, former Episcopal priest, first mayor of Rio Rancho, & author of Meditation: a Handbook

HOWE, DELMAS - nationally acclaimed Truth or Consequences western, gay, oil painter & author of Rodeo Pantheon. For more information, see the NM Index.

HOWE, KATHLEEN STEWART - Albuquerque curator of prints & photographs at the UNM Art Museum & interim associate director; essayist included in Revealing the Holy Land: the Photographic Exploration of Palestine*, editor of Intersections: Lithography, Photography, & the Traditions of Printmaking & contributor to Gone, Photographs of Abandonment on the High Plains. For more information, see the NM Index

HOWELL, ANABEL - homesteading pioneer in southwestern NM & author of Ninety Miles From Nowhere

HOWELL, FRANK - Santa Fe poet, writer, art teacher & award-winning illustrator of Art of Frank Howell, Many Winters & Shaman’s Circle. For more information see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & the NM Index.

HOYT, MICHAEL P.E. - Santa Fe retired diplomat, who, with his staff survived the take-over of the Congo embassy, for 111 days. His memoir is Captive in the Congo: a Consul’s Return to the Heart of Darkness. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HSI, STEVEN D. - Albuquerque family doctor, husband of BETH CORBIN-HSI & co-author with her & JIM BELSHAW of Closing the Chart: a Dying Physician Examines Family, Faith & Medicine

HUBBARD, BILL - deputy marshal in Red River & author of Substantial Evidence: Whistleblower’s True Tale of Corruption, Death and Justice

HUCKELL, BRUCE B. - senior research coordinator of the Maxwell Museum, author of Of Marshes and Maize: Preceramic Agricultural Settlements in the Cienega Valley* & he contributed to Themes In Southwest Prehistory

HUCKO, BRUCE - Santa Fe teacher, art coach & photographer of Collective Willeto: the Visionary Carvings of a Navajo Artist, Santa Fe Trail: Voyage of Discovery & Where There Is No Name for Art: the Art of Tewa Pueblo Children. For further information, see the NM Index & the New Mexican Children’s Author list.

HUETTER, REBEKKAH - Albuquerque author of In Search of My Heart: an Encouraging Story of Healing From Childhood Abuse*

HUFFMAN, MINOR S. - retired Boy Scout executive & co-editor of Roundup on the Pecos

HUGHES, D. T. - author of Lullaby and Goodnight, about Darci Kayleen Pierce, an Albuquerque woman who strangled a pregnant woman & stole her unborn baby

HUGHES, DEBRA - Albuquerque-raised, now Santa Fe writing teacher, journalist, essayist, & short-story author; she is included in Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico & Walking the Twilight: Women Writers of the Southwest

HUGHES, DOROTHY B. - popular Santa Fe suspense novelist of Davidian Report, In a Lonely Place, The So Blue Marble (none set in NM); her Ride the Pink Horse is set in Santa Fe; & nonfiction author of Pueblo on the Mesa: the First Fifty Years at the University of New Mexico. For more information, see the NM Index & NM Fiction bibliography

HUGHES, MEREDITH & TOM - Albuquerque founders of the Food Museum & authors of Buried Treasure: Roots and Tubers, Cool as a Cucumber, Hot as a Pepper: Fruit and Vegetables, Glorious Grasses: the Grains & Stinky and Stringy: Stem and Bulb Vegetables

HUGHES, PHYLLIS - Santa Fe author & illustrator of the Pueblo Indian Cookbook & Roadside Plants of Northern New Mexico

HUGHES, SANDRA - Santa Fe playwright

HUGHTE, PHIL - Zuni cartoonist, artist & author of A Zuni Artist Looks at Frank Hamilton Cushing. More information on him can be found in the NM Index.

HULL, HARRY F. - NM State Epidemiologist, Chief Medical Officer & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

HULL, MCALLISTER - author of Rider of the Pale Horse: a Memoir of Los Alamos & Beyond*, a memoir of his 2 years casting explosives at S-Site at Los Alamos. McAllister Hull is professor emeritus of physics at UNM, where he served as provost in the early 1980s

HUNING, ERNESTINE - wife of FRANZ HUNING & one of the few women to write a diary of her experiences on the Santa Fe Trail. Her diary is collected in On the Santa Fe Trail, edited by Marc Simmons

HUNING, FRANZ - Albuquerque’s earliest prominent Anglo merchant, businessman & author of his memoirs: Trader on the Santa Fe Trail

HUNNER, JON - NMSU assistant professor, director of the Public History Program & author of Inventing Los Alamos: the Growth of an Atomic Community, which won the History Society of NM’s Fray Francisco Atanasio Dominguez Award for 2004, & A Selective Bibliography of New Mexico History. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HUNT, ADRIAN P. - director of Mesalands Dinosaur Museum at Mesa Technical College in Tucumcari & co-author of Dinosaur Tracks...and Other Fossil Footprints of the Western United States. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HUNT, BONNIE JO & LAWRENCE J. - Albuquerque co-authors of several historical novels about the 1st encounters between the Lakota Sioux & Europeans: Cayuse Country*, Death on the Umatilla*, Land Without a Country*, Last Rendezvous*, Lone Wolf Clan* & Raven Wing*. She is Standing Rock Lakota, opera singer, a former member of the San Francisco Opera Company, the artistic director & president of the Artists of Indian America. They visit Native American reservations, where they work to revive the dying traditions of native art.

HUNTER, NORA YAZZIE - Albuquerque Navajo author & clay sculptor, who is included in Reinventing the Enemy’s Language

HUNTER, ROBERT D. - Michigan State University-educated teacher on the Navajo Nation, named an Outstanding NM Teacher of the Year, he completed a Master of Arts in Counseling from Western New Mexico University & has been a school counselor since 1998. He’s also served as a coordinator for a Federal sex offender treatment program. He advocates for culturally relevant teaching & counseling practices. He’s the author of Second Class Citizenship*, about the issue of racism faced by Native Americans, as well as co-author of Dark Truths* with Dr. Christopher J. Kurtz.

HURD, PETER - world-renowned San Patricio painter & author of My Land Is the Southwest: Peter Hurd Letters and Journals

HURLEY, WILSON - Albuquerque realistic landscape painter & author of Wilson Hurley: a Retrospective Exhibition & Wilson Hurley: an Exhibition of Oil Paintings

HURST, JAMES W. - Mesilla Professor Emeritus of History, Joliet Junior College, & author of The Villista Prisoners of 1916-1917

HURT, MARY DARDEN - co-author of "That's My Bank!", about the Sunwest Bank of Albuquerque

HURTADO, A. MAGDALENA - Venezuelan-born, UNM assistant professor of evolutionary medicine & author who is included in I’ve Been Gone Far Too Long, Field Study Fiascoes and Expedition Disasters

HUSSION, JOE - pharmacist with the Public Health Service, co-founder of the Sangre de Cristo Fly Fishers, who is included in Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico

HUTCHINS, CHARLES R. - co-author of Fall Wildflowers of New Mexico, Flora of New Mexico, Spring Wildflowers of New Mexico, & Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico

HUTCHISON, RON - Albuquerque former newspaper editor, corporate public relations executive & novelist of Santa Fe Crazy

HUTTON, PAUL ANDREW - professor of history at UNM, executive director of the Western Historical Association, editor of New Mexico Historical Review & The Custer Reader, Frontier & Region: Essays in Honor of Martin Ridge & Soldiers West: Biographies From the Military Frontier; & award-winning author of Phil Sheridan and His Army. For further information, please see the NM Index.

HUYLER, FRANK - Albuquerque emergency physician, poet & author of Blood of Strangers: Stories From Emergency Medicine. He’s also the novelist of The Laws of Invisible Things, an exciting mystery set in North Carolina, which was inspired by the discovery of the Hantavirus in NM in 1993, just after he’d begun his residency at the UNM Hospital. For more information, please see the NM Index.

HYATT, J. N. (JANE NEWBOLD) - NM author of The Landlady: Lessons From a Coyote*, about Mary Harper who moves into a big Victorian house in an old Spanish town in northern NM. She intends to devote the rest of her life to fulfilling her talents as a painter. She’s forced by a dwindling income to compromise her privacy by taking in boarders who draw her against her will into their problems. She hires José Ramon Ignacio CdeBaca McGarrity as a handyman but finds out he is far more than he seems. Mary must decide between compassion & creativity. As much about a place as the efforts of an artist, THE LANDLADY paints in words the uniqueness of northern NM that has inspired many writers and artists. She’s also written Baba* & Not at Home (a Grandmother's Journey)*

HYER, SALLY - Santa Fe research director of the Institute of American Indian Arts’ Center for Research & Cultural Exchange, author of One House, One Voice, One Heart: Native American Education at the Santa Fe Indian School & contributor to Treasures on New Mexico Trails: Discover New Deal Art and Architecture

HYSON, DICK T. - Pawnee professional rodeo cowboy, rancher, singer, entertainer & novelist of the authentic northeast NM rodeo romance, The Calling. He is also included in Hot Biscuits: Eighteen Stories by Women and Men of the Ranching West. For more information, see the NM Index.

IKAS, KARIN ROSA - lecturer & graduate researcher for Chicano studies at UNM, the Berkeley & Santa Barbara campuses of the University of California, postdoctoral fellow & lecturer at the University of Wurzburg, Germany; & editor of Chicana Ways: Conversations with Ten Chicana Writers

IMHOFF-KERR, ANISHA - Albuquerque author of her autobiography Roller Coaster Days*, about her childhood & adolescence with bipolar disorder. For further information, please see the NM Index.

IMUS, DON - NYC disc jockey, owner of a ranch for kids with cancer, near Ribera, & co-author with his brother of Two Guys, Four Corners. For more information, see the NM Index.

IMUS, FRED - Eldorado businessman, photographer & co-author with his brother of Two Guys, Four Corners. For more information, see the NM Index.

INGRAM, JERRY - Albuquerque Choctaw painter & illustrator of They Put on Masks by BYRD BAYLOR

IRELAND, TOM - La Madera & Santa Fe author of essays on northern NM life: Birds of Sorrow & Notes From a River Junction in Northern New Mexico

IRWIN-WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA - NM archaeologist & author of Investigations at the Salmon Site & Structure of Chacoan Society in the Northern Southwest. For more information, please see the NM Index.

ISAACS, JUDITH ANN - Jémez Springs Community librarian & author of a compendium of biographies, history & recipes: The Jémez Valley Cookbook: the Food, the People, the Land

IVEY, MARK - NM-educated Sandia Labs engineer & poet who’s included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 513+

IVEY, ROBERT DEWITT - NM wildflower botanist, retired biology teacher, & illustrator of Fall Wildflowers of New Mexico, Flowering Plants of New Mexico & Penstemons: the Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico. For additional information, see the NM Index.

IZARD, RALPH - UNM historical geographer & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

JABLONSKI, JOE (JOSEPH R.) - Albuquerque author of Implementing TQM: Competing In the Nineties Through Total Quality Management & Dating, a Practical Guide for Men*

JACK, ROGER - Colville author, educated at Santa Fe Institute of American Indian Arts, who is included in Dancing On the Rim of the World, Earth Power Coming & Talking Leaves: Contemporary Native American Short Stories

JACKSON, DIANE - summer resident of Abiquiu, painter & poet of August in Abiquiu

JACKSON, J.B. (JOHN BRINCKERHOFF) - La Cienega writer who contributed to Essential Landscape: the New Mexico Photographic Survey, author of Landscape in Sight: Looking at America, Necessity for Ruins & A Sense of Space, A Sense of Time; founder & editor of the magazine, Landscape & a northern NM Living Treasure. For more information, see the NM Index.

JACKSON, SARA - co-author of They Called Us Nesters*, a history of Ancho, NM. For more information, please see the NM Index.

JACOBI, GERALD - Las Vegas professor of Environmental Science at NM Highlands & author who is included in Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico

JACOBS, ALEX - Santa Fe Mohawk artist, lyricist & lead vocalist for the Tribal Dada, some of whose work can be found in Returning the Gift. He also writes under the name KARONIAKTATIE

JACOBS, KENT F. - Las Cruces physician for over 30 years, author of numerous scientific papers, articles in popular magazines & author of The Turned Field*, a true story about Air Force top gun Kyle Kendrick, a leader in the initial air strike of the Gulf War, returns to England & is assigned duty as the first American/NATO liaison at RAF Coltishall. After departing the RAF Winter Ball, Kyle is involved in an unsurvivable car accident. This is the story of Kyle's battle to survive & to put his life back together once he overcomes the horrible damage to his body & amnesia. It is Jamie Morris' story, too, as the love of Kyle's life; because he doesn’t remember who she is!

JACOBSEN, JOEL - Albuquerque assistant NM attorney general, specializing in criminal appeals & author of Such Men as Billy the Kid: the Lincoln County War Reconsidered

JACOBSON, ELIZABETH - Cerrillos teacher & poet who is included in Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook & XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience

JAEHN, THOMAS - German-born Santa Fe curator of library collections at the Fray Angelico Chavez History Library at the Palace of the Governors, & author of German Immigrants in New Mexico During the Territorial Period, Germans In The Southwest, 1850-1920* & Jewish Pioneers of New Mexico. For further information, please see the NM Index.

JAKSHA, LAWRENCE H. - Albuquerque Seismological Laboratory geophysicist & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

JAMES, BETSY - Placitas author & illustrator of many popular children's novels & picture books, including Mary Ann & Mud Family; & the highly praised young adult Native American fantasy companion novels: Long Night Dance & Dark Heart. For more information, please see the NM Index.

JAMES, CHEEWA - Taos-raised Modoc author of Catch the Whisper of the Wind, a collection of inspirational Native American stories

JAMES, HENRY - Territorial New Mexican mining engineer, short story writer, novelist of Madam Varnish and the Golden Era, & two nonfiction books: The Curse of the San Andres & Territorial Tales

JAMES, WILL - cowboy artist & Newberry Award-winning children’s author of Smoky, the Cowhorse, who worked as a ranch hand on the CS Ranch in Cimarron, while illustrating & working on his Western stories. His adult books include Big-Enough, Cow Country, The Dark Horse, The Drifting Cowboy, Lone Cowboy: My Life Story, Scorpion, a Good Bad Horse, Sun Up: Tales of the Cow Camps & Will James' Book of Cowboy Stories

JAMESON, ELIZABETH - UNM associate professor of history, editor of New Mexico Historical Review & co-editor of The Women’s West & Writing the Range: Race, Class and Culture in the Women’s West. For more information, see the NM Index.

JAMIESON, JIM - award-winning Minnesota photographer, publisher & author of Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge: 48 Hours of Flight

JAMISON, BILL & CHERYL ALTERS - Tesuque authors of many Southwestern cookbooks, including A Real American Breakfast: the Best Meal of the Day, Any Time of the Day, Rancho de Chimayo Cookbook, Smoke and Spice, & Texas Home Cooking. For additional information, see the NM Index.

JANSSEN, KRISTA - Santa Fe author of several historical romances, including Creole Cavalier*, Indigo Fire*, Ride the Wind,* Skye Lakota,* & Wind Rose*, only in paperback

JARAMILLO, CLEOFAS - Arroyo Hondo native, folklorist, founder of the NM Folklore Society, & author of Genuine New Mexico Tasty Recipes & Shadows of the Past. For further information, see the NM Index & Infinite Divisions: an Anthology of Chicana Literature & Noche Buena: Hispanic American Christmas Stories

JARAMILLO, JUANITA - Taos artist, weaver & contributor to Ceremony of Brotherhood

JARAMILLO, MARI-LUCI - Las Vegas-born, now Albuquerque author of her memoirs, Madame Ambassador: the Shoemaker's Daughter, UNM professor & President Carter’s Ambassador to Honduras. For more information, please see the NM Index.

JARAMILLO, PAULINE - Los Lunas-born & raised, retired elementary school teacher in San Antonio, & contributor to Heroes of the Rio Abajo: Stories of the Brave Men and Women in Valencia County History & Genealogical and Historical Data of the Jaramillo Family

JARAMILLO, SANDRA - Questa native, director of archives & historical services for the NM State Records Center & Archives in Santa Fe & contributor to New Mexico: Celebrating 400 Years of History (a single issue of Cobblestone: American History for Kids, May, 1998). She also co-authored Index to the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Microfilm Series (including series A); Index to the LDS Version of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Microfilm Series

JEFFERS, ROBINSON - internationally known poet who had a summer residence in Taos; author of the poetry collections: Cawdor & Double Axe; some of his poetry is also included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950. For more information, see the NM Index.

JEFFERS, SUSAN J. - Santa Fe psychologist & author of Dare to Connect: Reaching Out in Romance, Friendship, & the Workplace, Feel the Fear--and Beyond: Mastering the Techniques for Doing it Anyway, Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway, & Opening Our Hearts to Men

JENKINS, AUDREY - Santa Fe caterer, dessert chef, specialty baker, owner of A Piece of Cake New York Cheese-Cake Company & co-author of The Red Chile Bible

JENKINS, JOHN MAJOR - author of Maya Cosmogenesis*, about his apparent decoding of the Maya’s galactic cosmology

JENKINS, MYRA ELLEN - 1st NM State Historian, archivist, a northern NM Living Treasure, co-author of Brief History of New Mexico & who is included in New Mexico, Past & Present; a Historical Reader. For more information, see the NM Index.

JENKINS, STARR - former Albuquerque parachuting firefighter & author of Smoke-Jumpers, ‘49: Brothers In the Sky*

JENKINSON, MICHAEL - northern NM historian, conservationist & author of Beasts Beyond the Fire, Ghost Towns of New Mexico, Land of Clear Light: Wild Regions of the American Southwest, & Wilderness Rivers of America

JENNINGS, JESSE D. - NM-raised archaeologist, founder of the Utah Museum of Natural History, leader of the Glen Canyon salvage archaeology project & author of Prehistory of North America, Anthropology of the Desert West; & his autobiography, Accidental Archaeologist

JENSEN, GENDRON - artist & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

JENSEN, JOAN M. - NMSU professor emerita of history, historical essayist of One Foot on the Rockies, Promise to the Land: Essays on Rural Women, With These Hands: Women Working on the Land; co-editor of & is included in New Mexico Women: Intercultural Perspectives; & she is included in Essays in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History & Labor in New Mexico

JEREB, JAMES - Santa Fe Morocco muralist, scholar & author of The Arts and Crafts of Morocco. For more information, see the NM Index.

JERNIGAN, E. WESLEY - former Weatherhead Resident Scholar at the School of American Research & author of the Jewelry of the Prehistoric Southwest & White Metal Universe

JESSUP, CLAUDIA - Santa Fe lecturer & author on Woman’s Guide to Starting a Business

JEYS, GENE H. - Albuquerque novelist of And Still the Wind, a Civil War historical novel, set in Montana*

JIM, REX LEE - Navajo professor, poet of Saad & author who is included in Here First. He also writes under the name: MAZII

JIM-JAMES, SONLATSA - Tohatchi & Window Rock Navajo author included in Reinventing the Enemy’s Language & creator of the grass-roots Indigenous Freedom and Social Justice movement

JIMENEZ, LUÍS - nationally acclaimed Hondo, NM, Hispanic painter, sculptor & author of Howl: the Artwork of Luís Jiménez & Man on Fire: Luís Jiménez = El Hombre en Llamas & who contributed to Ceremony of Brotherhood & It’s All in the Frijoles. For further information, please see the NM Index.

JOHN, BETTY - Albuquerque editor of Libby: the Sketches, Letters and Journal of Libby Beaman

JOHN-STEINER, VERA - psycholinguist, UNM professor & author of Creative Collaboration & Notebooks of the Mind: Explorations of Thinking. For more information, please see the NM Index.

JOHNSON, B.F. (BURDETTA FAYE) - Santa Fe author of the children’s book, American Desert Animals. She is married to JAMES R. JOHNSON

JOHNSON, BETT REECE - rural northern NM author of The Woman Who Knew Too Much, a mystery set in northern NM, starring Cordelia Morgan, a hit-woman; & it’s sequel, The Woman Who Rode to the Moon

JOHNSON, BYRON & SHARON - former Albuquerque Museum history curator & authors of Early Albuquerque: a Photographic History, Gilded Palaces of Shame: Albuquerque’s Red Light Districts, & Old Town, Albuquerque, N.M., a Guide to Its History and Architecture

JOHNSON, CARYN - former Albuquerquean & author of The African American’s Guide to Financial Fitness*

JOHNSON, DAVID M. - retired UNM creative writing & mythology professor, co-editor of Bedford Anthology of World Literature, editor of Talking From the Heart: an Anthology of Men’s Poetry*, poet of Altar to an Unknown God, & who is included in In Company: an Anthology of New Mexico Poets After 1960 p. 186+, Sandscript p. 35, Spirit That Wants Me & Voices From the Rio Grande.  Please see the NM Index for more information.

JOHNSON, GEORGE - Albuquerque-raised, Highland High School graduate, former New York Times' science editor, now Santa Fe science author of Fire in the Mind, In the Palaces of Memory, Machinery of the Mind, A Shortcut Through Time: the Path to the Quantum Computer & Strange Beauty: Murray Gell-Mann and the Revolution in 20^th Century Physics. For further information, please see the NM Index.

JOHNSON, JAMES RALPH - Santa Fe Marine Corps. officer in WWII & Korea, illustrator & novelist of Camels West. He is married to B.F. (BURDETTA FAYE) JOHNSON. For information on his children’s books, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list.

JOHNSON, JUDITH - former Albuquerquean, now assistant professor of 20th century US history at Wichita State University, author of The Penitentiaries in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah from 1900 to 1980, & she is included in Essays in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History

JOHNSON, KATHRYN - Santa Fe dental hygienist, photographer & author of Taos Guide

JOHNSON, LELAND - author of Sandia National Laboratories: a History of Exceptional Service in the National Interest

JOHNSON, LINDA MONACELLI - editor & freelance author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

JOHNSON, LOUANNE - Las Cruces high school & university teacher & author of the autobiographical novel: Dangerous Minds, which was made into a movie; Girls In the Back of the Class, Making Waves: a Woman in This Man’s Navy, The Queen of Education: Rules for Making School Work, School Is Not a Four-Letter Word, How to Help Your Child Make the Grade & Two Parts Textbook, One Part Love: a Recipe for Successful Teaching

JOHNSON, MARY L.R. - Taos poet, artist & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

JOHNSON, REX, JR. - Silver City co-author of Fly-Fishing in Southern New Mexico. For more information, please see the NM Index.

JOHNSON, RONALD - cook, poet, & author of The Aficionado’s Southwestern Cooking, Southwestern Cooking: New and Old & The Ark, a poetry collection

JOHNSON, SAM - retired air division commander at Holloman AFB, noted for his autobiography: Captive Warriors: a Vietnam POW's Story

JOHNSON, WILLARD "SPUD" - early Santa Fe & Taos publisher of the magazine, Laughing Horse; the newspaper, Horse Fly, & a noted book of poetry: Horizontal Yellow. Some of his poetry is included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950 & he is also included in North of the Rio Grande. For further information, see the NM Index.

JOHNSTON, MADELINE E. - 8-year old Santa Fe artist featured on the Santa Fe Opera´s 1999 & 2000 Youth Night at the Opera program covers, the promotional poster for the 2000 event, & the Spring 2000 cover of New Mexico Kids! magazine. She is also the author & illustrator of A Perfect Pet*

JOHNSTON, T. EDGAR - Clovis horse & dog expert, artist & author of Fauna of the Rockies

JOHNSTONE, WILL - contemporary artist, computer programmer providing technical web site support, & painter of abstract art in Denver. He began painting southwestern landscapes at the age of 14 & began programming FORTRAN at UNM. His paintings are now hard-edged abstracts & his programming is now for information distribution on the World Wide Web. He’s sculpted in metal, wood & stone, designed & built adobe homes, carved decorative wooden lintels & cabinets, designed & manufactured silver & gold jewelry, illustrated publications & technical manuals, created art for the web, & continues to paint. He’s the author & illustrator of the children’s book Hey! What Do You Do With a Dinosaur?*, set outside Albuquerque

JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM - Albuquerque author of the children’s book Hey! What Do You Do With a Dinosaur?

JOINER, CAROL - the co-compiler & co-editor with STANLEY M. HORDES, of Historical Markers in New Mexico

JOJOLA, TED - UNM professor who is included in Multicultural Southwest: a Reader & Po’pay: Leader of the First American Revolution*

JONES, BERENICE NELSON - Albuquerque author of her autobiography, A Kiss on My Finger

JONES, D.J.H. - pseudonymous Santa Fe mystery author of a deft, funny, intelligent series with a Yale Chaucer professor & a Chicago homicide detective. Murder in the New Age (second in the series) is set in Santa Fe, while Murder at the MLA takes place in Chicago

JONES, LOUIS THOMAS - had a long career in education & in Indian research, including work with the State Historical Society of Iowa, the Southwest Museum & the British Museum. Maintaining a close personal relationship among the Pueblo & Navajo, he wrote many articles & books on their culture including Aboriginal American Oratory: the Tradition of Eloquence Among the Indians of the United States, Highlights of Puebloland, which discusses the land & life of the Pueblo & Navajo Indians, including their history, music, art, dances, folklore; Indian Cultures of the Southwest & Love--Indian Style

JONES, PRESTON - Albuquerque-born, educated at UNM, award-winning playwright of A Texas Trilogy, actor & son of James Brooks, a former lieutenant governor of NM

JONES, TEDDY & EDWINA MCCONNELL - co-authors of a fictional biography of Santa Fean Elinor Delight Gregg, R.N., the first Supervisor of Nurses for the Indian Service, in A Stone For Every Journey: Traveling the Life of Elinor Gregg, R.N.*. It’s a thoroughly researched true biography set within a fictional relationship between Elinor Gregg & 2 UNM nursing students in the summer of 1966.

JONES MEADOWS, KAREN - Placitas playwright of Harriet's Return, about Harriet Tubman. For further information, please see the NM Index.

JORDAN, LOUANN - NM expert on El Rancho de Las Golondrinas & Through the Seasons at El Rancho de Las Golondrinas

JOSEPH, STEPHEN C. - Santa Fe novelist of Summer of Fifty-Seven: Coming of Age in Wyoming's Shining Mountains; he began his career as a Peace Corps physician in Nepal, spent 3 years in Central Africa with a team establishing a new medical school, he has been Chief of Pediatrics in northern Canada, a senior professional with UNICEF & the Agency for International Development & was also Commissioner of Health of the City of New York

JOSTE, NANCY - Albuquerque physician, assistant professor at the UNM Department of Pathology, director of the Division of Cytopathology at the UNM Health Sciences Center & TriCore Reference Laboratories, & co-author of Abnormal Pap Smears: What Every Woman Needs to Know

JUDD, NEIL MERTON - Chaco archaeologist, specialist on the ceramics & architecture of the Great Pueblo period & author of Men Met Along the Trail

JUDGE, MIKE - Albuquerque creator of the “Beavis and Butt-head” & “King of the Hill” cartoon sitcoms

JUDGE, W. JAMES (WILLIAM JAMES) - anthropologist affiliated with the Fort Burgwin Research Center, chief of the Division of Cultural Research (Chaco Center) of the National Park Service, associate professor of anthropology at UNM & author of Paleoindian Occupation of the Central Rio Grande Valley In New Mexico; co-author of Archeological Surveys of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico; & co-editor of Astronomy & Ceremony in the Prehistoric Southwest, Chaco & Hohokam : Prehistoric Regional Systems in the American Southwest & Recent Research on Chaco Prehistory. He’s also a contributor to In Search of Chaco: New Approaches to an Archaeological Enigma & New Light on Chaco Canyon

JULYAN, (BOB) ROBERT - Albuquerque author on geology, outdoor living, history, former columnist for the Albuquerque Journal, author of Best Hikes With Children in New Mexico, New Mexico's Continental Divide Trail: the Official Guide, New Mexico’s Wilderness Areas: the Complete Guide, Place Names of New Mexico, co-editor of Field Guide to the Sandia Mountains & contributor to New Mexico in Maps. For more information, see the NM Index.

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ALBUQUERQUE - authors of Simply Simpatico & A Taste of Enchantment: Treasured Recipes from the Junior League of Albuquerque

JUSSAWALLA, FEROZA - UNM English professor & poet of Chiffon Saris*, editor of Conversations with V.S. Naipaul, & co-editor of Interviews With Writers of the Post-Colonial World*.  For more information, please see the NM Index. 

JUSZCZYK, FRANK S. - Silver City Public Library reference librarian & author who is included in Spirit That Wants Me

K, AMBER - NM High Priestess of Wicca & author of Candlemas: Feast of Flames, Covencraft: Witchcraft for Three or More & True Magick: a Beginner's Guide

K, AZRAEL ARYNN - NM third-degree Wiccan Priestess & co-author of Candlemas: Feast of Flames

KAGEL, KATHRINE - Santa Fe owner, founder & chef of Cafe Pasqual & author of Cafe Pasqual's Cookbook: Spirited Recipes From Santa Fe

KAHLENBERG, MARY HUNT - Santa Fe gallery owner, curator & editor of Extraordinary in the Ordinary about the Museum of International Folk Art’s Neutrogena Wing, & co-author of The Navajo Blanket & Walk In Beauty: the Navajo and Their Blankets. For more information, see the NM Index.

KALLOCH, EUNICE - Albuquerque leader in local & state beautification efforts & co-author of First Ladies of New Mexico

KAMMER, DAVID - Albuquerque historian of NM architecture & co-author of La Tierra Amarilla: Its History, Architecture, and Cultural Landscape

KAPOUN, ROBERT W. (BOB) - Santa Fe co-owner of The Rainbow Man shop & author of Language of the Robe: American Indian Trade Blankets

KARNI, SHLOMO - Corrales teacher & author of Dictionary of Basic Biblical Hebrew: Hebrew-English*. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KARONIAKTATIE - Santa Fe Mohawk editor, poet & artist, who included in Songs From This Earth on Turtle's Back. For further information, see JACOBS, ALEX

KATZ, SALI BARNETT - Albuquerque-born, NM-raised, now Tucson graphics artist, interior designer & author of Hispanic Furniture: an American Collection from the Southwest

KAUFFMAN, STUART - Santa Fe biologist & doctor, a founding partner & chief scientific officer & chairman of the Bios Group, formerly with the Santa Fe Institute; he's considered one of the founders of the modern complexity theory, the author of At Home in the Universe: the Search for Laws of Self-Organization & Complexity, & who is included in The Third Culture & What is Life?: the Next Fifty Years: Speculations on the Future of Biology. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KEAMS, GERI - Navajo storyteller, actress & author of the beautiful Native American legends: Grandmother Spider Brings the Sun: a Cherokee Story & Snail Girl Brings Water: a Navajo Story

KEATING, KATHLEEN - Associate Professor at UNM's General Library, & co-author of Library Instruction: a Peer Tutoring Model*

KEECH, ROY A. - Santa Fe author of the bilingual songbook, Children Sing in New Mexico

KEEGAN, MARCIA - Santa Fe photographer of Nyima / Dawa* (Southwestern Indian people juxtaposed with similar ones from the Himalayan Tibetan culture), Santa Fe in a Week: More or Less; & author of several excellent works on Pueblo Indian history & culture, including Enduring Culture: a Century of Photography of the Southwest Indians, Mother Earth, Father Sky & Pueblo People: Ancient Tradition, Modern Lives. For further information, see the New Mexican Children’s Authors list & the NM Index.

KEIFETZ, MANDY - part-time NM & NY author of Corrido, a gritty adventurous, romance fueled by drugs & violence, set partially in the little town of Mapache, NM

KEITH, GENTRY - NM poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse

KELEHER, WILLIAM A. - early Albuquerque lawyer, historian & author of The Fabulous Frontier, Maxwell Land Grant, Memoirs, 1892-1969: a New Mexico Item, New Mexicans I Knew: Memoirs, 1892-1969, Turmoil In New Mexico & Violence In Lincoln County. He is also included in New Mexico, Past & Present: a Historical Reader. More information on him, can be found in the NM Index

KELLER, G. RANDY - co-editor of Basins of the Rio Grande Rift: Structure, Stratigraphy, & Tectonic Setting

KELLER, TEDDY - Albuquerque author of magazine articles, a novel, Treason Trail & co-author of Fifty-Niners: a Denver Diary

KELLERMAN, FAYE & JONATHAN - popular & prolific Santa Fe & Los Angeles mystery authors of many novels, including her popular Rina & Peter Decker series, & his Alex Delaware, Los Angeles child psychologist series. They also wrote together Double Homicide, which contains 2 short novels, one of which, Still Life, concerns the murder of an employee in a Canyon Road art gallery, forcing detectives Darryl Two Moons & Steve Katz to put aside holiday celebrations & set things right

KELLEY, KAY - Santa Fe & Malaga rancher & western poet, some of whose work can be found in Cattle, Horses, Sky, and Grass

KELLEY, REEVE SPENCER - magazine author, former caretaker of the Ernie Pyle Library in Albuquerque, & poet who is included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950

KELLEY, VINCENT COOPER - Albuquerque Professor Emeritus of the UNM Department of Geology, geologist & author of Albuquerque; Its Mountains, Valley, Water, & Volcanoes, Geology of Albuquerque Basin, New Mexico, Volcanoes & Related Basalts of Albuquerque Basin, New Mexico, co-author of Geology of Sandia Mountains & Vicinity, & co-editor of Guidebook of East-Central New Mexico: New Mexico Geological Society 23rd Annual Field Conference

KELLY, HANK & DOT - Santa Fe authors of Dancing Diplomats, the story of their lives in Peru, he as Vice Consul at Iquitos, she as his dancing helpmate. He died tragically early, at 29, shooting the Rio Grande rapids near Taos.

KELLY, LYNN - former Albuquerque resident & author of Don’t Ask for the Dead Man’s Golf Clubs: Advice for Friends When Someone Dies*

KELLY, MATT - Santa Fe radio interviewer, broadcaster & author of Best of From the Plaza. Please see the NM Index for a review of the book.

KELLY, ROGER E. - assistant professor of anthropology, director of the Archaeological Research Center, previously archaeologist for the Museum of NM, co-author of Navaho Figurines Called Dolls & contributor to Navajo Religion & Culture: Selected Views: Papers in Honor of Leland C. Wyman

KELTZ, IRIS - Albuquerque teacher & author of Scrapbook of a Taos Hippie: Tribal Tales From the Heart of a Cultural Revolution

KEMM, CARLOS QUINTO - Las Vegas-born painter who contributed to Ceremony of Brotherhood

KEMPER, TROXEY - long-time Tucumcari, Santa Fe & Albuquerque resident, a retired newspaper reporter, copy editor, & nonfiction author of many titles, including New Mexico: Tough & Tender: Nonfiction Collection of 32 Incidents Out of the Past. His novels include Last Bastion*, a novel about Albuquerque journalists, Lean into the Wind*, a NM ranch novel, set near Tucumcari & River in the Sun, a frontier novel about the Bodrey family, who homestead on the South Canadian River & whose children grow up with the new town of Tucumcari. His poetry includes Mood Swings, Part Comanche, Turquoise & Yucca, Under a Sky of Azure: Poems of Troxey Kemper & Whence & Whither: Poems. He is also included in XY Files: Poems on the Male Experience

KENNEDY, ROGER G. - Santa Fe director emeritus of the National Museum of American History of the Smithsonian Institution, a past director of the National Park Service & author of Architecture, Men, Women & Money in America, 1600-1860, Burr, Hamilton, & Jefferson: a Study in Character, Greek Revival America, Hidden Cities: the Discovery & Loss of Ancient North American Civilization, Mission: the History & Architecture of the Missions of North America, Mr. Jefferson's Lost Cause: Land, Farmers, Slavery, & the Louisiana Purchase, Rediscovering America, & he was the editorial director of the Smithsonian Guide to Historic America series. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KENT, DICK - photographer & author of Sandia Peak Tram: a Picture Story

KENT, KATE PECK - Santa Fe textile anthropologist, research curator at the School of American Research, Associate Professor Emeritus at the University of Denver & author of Navajo Weaving, Prehistoric Textiles of the Southwest, Pueblo Indian Textiles, & Story of Navaho Weaving. For more information, see the NM Index.

KEPPLER, KEN - member of the Albuquerque Cajun band, Bayou Seco & author who is included in Spirit That Wants Me. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KERCHEVILLE, FRANCIS M. - chair of UNM’s Department of Modern Languages for 20 years who recruited many international literary figures to UNM, an international lecturer, concerned with human rights & freedom, & author of many works including Practical Spoken Spanish & A Preliminary Glossary of New Mexican Spanish

KERN, ROBERT - UNM Iberian & modern European history professor & editor of Building New Mexico: the Experience of a Carpenter’s Union in the Southwest, Labor in New Mexico: Unions, Strikes, and Social History Since 1881, Regions of Spain; & he is included in Essays in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History

KERRY, ROWENA J. - Albuquerque poet & author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

KESSELL, JOHN - Albuquerque professor emeritus of history at UNM, editor of New Mexico Historical Review, award-winning Southwestern historian of Friars, Soldiers, and Reformers, Kiva, Cross, and Crown, The Missions of New Mexico Since 1776 & Spain in the Southwest: a Narrative History of Colonial New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, & California; & co-author of Spirit and Vision: Images of Ranchos de Taos Church. He is also the editor of the letters & journals of Don Diego de Vargas: Blood on the Boulders, By Force of Arms, Remote Beyond Compare, A Settling of Accounts, That Disturbances Cease & To the Royal Crown Restored

KIDDER, ALFRED VINCENT - Pecos Pueblo archaeologist who pioneered the use of the classification of pottery as an indicator of chronology & regional relationships & author of An Introduction to the Study of Southwestern Archaeology. For more information, see the NM Index.

KIDDER, LYN - Ruidoso author of Tacos on the Tundra* about a woman who created in Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost Mexican restaurant in the Western Hemisphere

KIEFER, JILL - Albuquerque artist, educator, illustrator, video editor, producer & co-editor of The Spirit That Wants Me

KIESLER, KATE - Taos illustrator of The Great Frog Race and Other Poems

KIFFIN, MARK - James Beard-nominated best chef in the Southwest, & chef & owner of Santa Fe’s The Compound Restaurant. He partnered with MARK MILLER at the Coyote Café & later Coyote Café MGM Grand in Las Vegas. During his 8-year tenure at Coyote Café, Kiffin co-authored three books with Miller: Coyote's Pantry: Easy Seasonings & Flavoring Techniques, The Great Salsa Book & Mark Miller's Indian Market Cookbook

KIL, RONALD - a working cowboy who lives near Santa Fe, & an award-winning Western artist. He’s illustrated Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse by DUKE DAVIS, José's Buffalo Hunt: a Story From History, Friday the Arapaho Boy & Millie Cooper's Ride: a True Story From History (the last 3 by MARC SIMMONS)

KIMBALL, RICHARD W. - Albuquerque journalist & author who is included in Southwest Tales: a Contemporary Collection

KINFORD, BOB - Rio Rancho author of his memoirs, Cowboy Romance: of Horsesweat and Hornflies

KING, BRUCE - former NM governor & author of his autobiography, Cowboy in the Roundhouse: a Political Life. For more information, see the NM Index.

KING, BYRON B. - Las Cruces consultant for the Southwest Community Mental Health Services & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

KING, ELEANOR - Santa Fe choreographer, a northern NM Living Treasure & author of her autobiography: Transformations: the Humphrey-Weidman Era: a Memoir

KING, ELIZABETH - former NM author, illustrator & photographer of several children's books, including Backyard Sunflower, Chile Fever: a Celebration of Peppers & Pumpkin Patch

KING, LESLEY S. - Albuquerque author of Frommer's Great Outdoor Guide to Arizona & New Mexico & New Mexico for Dummies. For further information, please see the NM Index.

KIRKPATRICK, DAVID T. - NM co-author of Valmont, an Early 1900s Railroad & Ranching Community near Alamogordo: Archaeological Data Recovery at LA 115,252, Otero County, New Mexico & co-editor of & contributor to The First 100 Years: Papers in Honor of the State & Local Archaeological Societies of New Mexico

KIRKPATRICK, JUNE- long-time New Mexican author of the Christmas children's picture book, The Little Church Mouse of the Loretto Chapel

KIRBY, DEANNA MORGAN - author of Just Crazy to Ski: a Fifty-Year History of Skiing at Los Alamos.

KITCHELL, WEBSTER - a Unitarian Universalist minister in Santa Fe & author of God's Dog: Conversations With Coyote & Coyote Says: More Conversations With God's Dog - humorous, poignant discussions between a philosophical minister and Coyote

KITCHEN ANGELS - authors of Seasons of Santa Fe: a Cookbook: the authors provide free, nutritious & delicious hot meals to home-bound Santa Feans with cancer, AIDS & life-challenging conditions. The proceeds from the sale of the book go for the continuation of service to the community.

KLASNER, LILY - Lincoln County memoirist of My Girlhood Among Outlaws

KLEIN, TERRY - anthropologist who’s worked at Hay Hollow Valley, Grasshopper Pueblo, Black Lake & Star Lake, & is a contributor to The Star Lake Archaeological Project: Anthropology of a Headwaters Area of Chaco Wash, New Mexico

KLINTWORTH, CAROLYN - Santa Fe co-author with LOUIS WYNNE, of Warm Logic: the Art of the Intuitive Lifestyle*

KLOSS, GENE - Taos painter, copperplate etchings printmaker & author of Gene Kloss Etchings. When Gene & her poet-husband PHILLIPS KLOSS first arrived in Taos, her first etching press, a sixty-pound machine, was installed at their camp in Taos Canyon by cementing it to a large rock. They had neither water nor electricity, but plenty of firewood, kerosene & inspiration. The Smithsonian, the National Gallery, The Corcoran Gallery of Fine Art, the Library of Congress, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as many others, house her work in their permanent collections. For more information, see the NM Index.

KLOSS, PHILLIPS - Taos' nationally-known & highly acclaimed poet, critic & author of Great Kiva: a Poetic Critique, Rainbow Obsidian, Selected Poems, The Stronghold, Taos Chant, & Taos Crescent; he was also included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950. He was married to GENE KLOSS.

KLUCKHOHN, CLYDE - one of the pre-eminent figures in American anthropology, Rhodes Scholar, former UNM professor of anthropology & author of The Navaho, Navaho Witchcraft & To the Foot of the Rainbow: a Tale of Twenty-Five Hundred Miles of Wandering On Horseback Through the Southwest Enchanted Land

KNIBBS, HENRY HERBERT - NM author of Western stories, poet who is included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950 & novelist in the 1920s, of Partners of Chance* & the western, The Tonto Kid*, both set in NM

KNIGHT, J.Z. (Judy Zebra) - formerly of Artesia & Roswell, a New Age channeler & author of A State of Mind, My Story: Ramtha: the Adventure Begins. For more information, see the NM Index.

KNIGHT, LYNN - Las Cruces-born, East Mountain novelist & playwright of among other plays, "The Night They Stole the Santo Niño", a modern version of "Los Pastores". For more information, see the NM Index.

KNIGHT, TONY - editor of Special Shape Rodeo: Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta

KNOLL, JOHN - Nambé poet of The Removable Tattoo, who is also included in Sandscript p. 8

KNOTT, J.E. - first licensed horse trainer in NM; former secretary to the NM Racing Commission & author of My Horse Can Outrun Your Horse: a History of Horse Racing In New Mexico

KNOWLES, GERALD M. - Albuquerque-raised, Taos teacher who has specialized in various community-based and distance learning programs, & author of Route 66 Chronicles: Volume I Shadows of the Past Over Route 66 Arizona - New Mexico*

KNOX, BOB - Cimarron retired cowboy & author of a humorous & enjoyable autobiography, Growing Up to Cowboy: a Memoir of the American West

KNOX, ETTA ROSE - autobiographical novelist of the Western slope of the Continental Divide: Homesteading on Grasshopper Flats

KOCHENDOERFER, VIOLET - Santa Fe autobiographical author of Santa Fe in the Fifties: a Memoir of Change in the City Different. For further information, please see the NM Index.

KOEHLER, JIM - Albuquerque retired engineer who has been involved with search & rescue with the Albuquerque Mountain Rescue Council, & who wrote SAR: We Have a Mission. For further information, please see the NM Index.

KOENIG, KARL P. - Albuquerque photographer, artist & author of Gumoil Photographic Printing*

KOFFEND, TUKEY - by the oldest living cookbook author (her words): No Cooking At All. Almost. Hardly: Interesting Recipes for the Lethargic Gourmet*, illustrated by the author. She’s a former journalist, freelance writer, & folk art collector who lives in Santa Fe with her pug, Dulce

KONOPAK, FARONA - Santa Fe poet, courier on the Santa Fe Indian Detour & poet who was included in Signature of the Sun; Southwest Verse, 1900-1950

KOOGLER, C.V. - Las Vegas-born, later, Aztec Superintendent of Schools & co-author with his daughter, VIRGINIA WHITNEY, of Aztec: a Story of Old Aztec From the Anasazi to Statehood

KOPISCHKE, KATE - Albuquerque & Cañones free-lance author & graphic designer, who is included in I’ve Been Gone Far Too Long, Field Study Fiascoes and Expedition Disasters

KOPP, APRIL - Albuquerque-born, now East Mountain author of Creatures, Critters and Crawlers of the Southwest

KOPP, KARL - Corrales poet & editor; for more information, see: Southwest Towards the Twenty-First Century & Voices From the Rio Grande

KORNEGAY, CHRIS - Albuquerque owner of Strong’s Publishing Co. & author of Strong’s Math Dictionary and Solution Guide

KORTZ, DICK - Santa Fe artist, screenwriter & author who is included in Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico

KOSKI, CHRISTY CARTER - former ENMU Psychology Dept. secretary & author; one of whose stories can be found in Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul

KOTNY, ROD - Albuquerque author of How to Save Money on Major College Expenses*

KOTTLOWSKI, DR. FRANK E. - Emeritus Director/State Geologist, former director of the NM Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources, author of several books on NM mineral resources & geology, including Mosaic of New Mexico’s Scenery, Rocks, and History, Roswell-Capitan-Ruidoso and Bottomless Lakes Park - New Mexico, Roswell-Ruidoso-Valley of Fires, Santa Fe, & contributor to New Mexico in Maps. For more information, see Victory In World War II: the New Mexico Story

KOZIKOWSKI, NANCY - renowned Albuquerque weaver, painter & author of Tapestries, Painting, Drawings.  For more information, please see the NM Index.

KRAKOW, DR. BARRY - UNM assistant professor of emergency medicine, medical director of the Sleep & Human Health Institute in Albuquerque, & a pioneering sleep expert.  He's the author of Insomnia Cures & co-author of Conquering Bad Dreams and Nightmares.  Please see the NM Index for further information.

KRAMER, BARBARA - Santa Fe researcher & author of a biography: Nampeyo and Her Pottery; & who is included in Legacy: Southwest Indian Art at the School of American Research. She also has an article in Book Talk, 10/97, p. 3+

KRAUL, EDWARD GARCIA - Santa Fe native, co-compiler & editor of La Llorona: Encounters with the Weeping Woman*

KRAUSE, GREGOR - former editor of Sunset & Albuquerque Magazine, journalist & author of Albuquerque: a Celebration of Contrasts

KREISCHER, ELSIE - Albuquerque storyteller, creative writing & children's literature teacher at UNM & the College of Santa Fe; & author of Navaho Magic of Hunting, a narrative poem; the award-winning biography, Maria Montoya Martinez, Master Potter & Bigger Than a Button, a picture book. For further information, please see the NM Index.

KRENZ, NANCY - Albuquerque craftsperson & co-author of Southwestern Art and Crafts Projects

KRESNY, HANS & ANN - She is a former high school and college teacher of English, theater & communications, who has received national recognition for her work in children's theater. He is a former engineering manager, consultant, former professional ski instructor, furniture refinisher, building contractor & architectural designer. Together they wrote Darkness of Dawn which is set in the Albuquerque area

KRINARD, SUSAN - Albuquerque author of contemporary, paranormal, futuristic, time travel, romance, & historical paranormal novels, including the werewolf historical romances: Touch of the Wolf (set primarily in London, with a New Mexican main character) & its sequel Once a Wolf (which is set in NM)

KRING, MIKE - science fiction author

KRISHNASWAMI, UMA - New Delhi-born, now Aztec award-winning author of The Broken Tusk: Stories of the Hindu God Ganesha, Chachaji’s Cup, Monsoon, Shower of Gold, Women and Girls in the Stories of India, a retelling of 18 traditional stories with all female protagonists & Stories of the Flood. She is also included in Period Pieces: Stories for Girls. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KROEBER, ALFRED LOUIS - archaeologist who did the first major study of Zuni Pueblo, published in 1917: Zuni Kin and Clan

KROHN, JACQUELINE - Los Alamos pediatric & environmental doctor, & author of Allergy Relief & Prevention, Finding the Right Treatment: Modern Medicine & Alternative Medicine, Natural Detoxification, Whole Way To Allergy Relief and Prevention & Whole Way to Natural Detoxification

KROTH, MICHAEL - UNM adjunct professor & co-author of Transforming Work: the Five Keys to Achieving Trust, Commitment & Passion in the Workplace. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KRUEGER, VICTORIA - Santa Fe psychologist & author of Medicine Women, Curanderas, and Women Doctors

KRUIDENIER, ROBERT - Santa Fe photographer of Hawk Highway in the Sky: Watching Raptor Migration

KRUMGOLD, JOSEPH - northern NM author & the 1st person to receive the Newbery Medal twice for the classic children's novels: And Now Miguel (set in the Sangre de Cristos) & Onion John. For more information, see the NM Index.

KUBAN, KARLA - Santa Fe novelist of Marchlands, a romance, set in Wyoming. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KUBINSKI, LORI - Las Cruces native, technical editor at White Sands Test Facility, co-director of the writers' collective, Sin Fronteras/Writers Without Borders & poet who is included in Written With a Spoon: a Poet’s Cookbook

KUES, BARRY S. - UNM associate professor of geology, author of A Bibliography of New Mexico Paleontology, Fossils of New Mexico, co-author of Advances in San Juan Basin Paleontology, Guidebook of Vermejo Park, North-eastern New Mexico; & contributor to New Mexico in Maps

KUHNLE, BIAH - Albuquerque author who is included in The Spirit That Wants Me

KUNSTEL, MARCIA - with JOE ALBRIGHT, Washington. D.C. investigative journalists & authors of Bombshell: the Secret Story of America's Unknown Atomic Spy Conspiracy, about Theodore Hall who spied for Russia at Los Alamos, & who are included in The Best of From the Plaza: Interviews & Opinions from the Plaza of Santa Fe

KUNTZ, EUGENE B. - NM poet who is included in New Mexico In Verse

KUNZ, KEVIN & BARBARA - Albuquerque authors of Reflexology: Healing at Your Fingertips & The Parent's Guide to Reflexology: Helping Your Child Overcome Injury & Illness Through Touch. Kevin & Barbara have been at the forefront of research, teaching, & documentation of reflexology for 25 years. They are the co-directors of the organization Reflexology Research. For more information, please see the NM Index.

KURTZ, DON - NMSU assistant professor of Spanish, short story author, novelist of South of the Big Four (which is set on an Indiana farm) & author of a book on the art nouveau artist: Alphonse Mucha: an American Collection

KUSEL, DENISE - columnist of “Only in Santa Fe” for The Santa Fe New Mexican, & collected in Only in Santa Fe*

KUTCHINS, LAURIE - former UNM professor of creative writing & literature of American landscapes, poet of Between Towns: Poems* & The Night Path: Poems*; some of whose other work can be found in Leaning Into the Wind & Woven on the Wind: Women Write About Friendship in the Sagebrush West, p. 281

KUTZ, JACK - environmentalist, activist, sanctuary worker & author of Grassroots New Mexico: a History of Citizen Activism, Mysteries and Miracles of New Mexico & More Mysteries and Miracles of New Mexico

KUYKENDALL, MABEL - Taos editor, columnist, radio performer & poet who is included in Earth Chant, Sandscript p. 55 & Turquoise Land

With Thanks to my friends at the Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System

© Suzy Sultemeier, 1983-2005