New Mexico Authors

Albuquerque. Artist, teacher. Author of several fantasy books in the Faltheon series.

Albuquerque. Author of the novel Narcissus Nobody.

Vallecitos. Poet, leader of writing groups, photographer. Former district archaeologist for the Santa Fe National Forest. Cultural and College Programming Coordinator at Ghost Ranch; interpretive guide there.

Albuquerque. Illustrator on The Shaman and the Water Serpent.

Thoreau. Author of the inspirational book WORTH: More Than Rubies.

Albuquerque. Author of children's books including The Big New Mexico Activity Book and The Big Spanish Heritage Activity Book and The American Pueblo Indian Activity Book.

Professor of American Studies at UNM and Regents Lecturer. Author of Signs from the Ancestors : Zuni cultural symbolism and perceptions of rock art; co-editor of and material in The Multicultural Southwest : a reader.

(1912-2007) UNM Professor Emeritus of the Department of Linguistics. Translator / author / co-author (often with William Morgan) of numerous works on the Navajo language, including The Navajo Language : a grammar and colloquial dictionary and The ABC of Navajo.

Santa Fe. Author of At Her Nibs' End, a collection of poetry and haiku about "all things Santa Fe and the Southwest".

Albuquerque. Writer, editor, publisher, photographer, and photography editor. Works in numerous periodicals including Town & Country and Connoisseur. Author of Psychic Children and Chef Fritz and His City: My Education in the Master's Kitchen.

Albuquerque-born anthropologist, author of Hungry Lightning : notes of a woman anthropologist in Venezuela.

Albuquerque home economics teacher. Co-author, with her sister-in-law Irene Barraza Sanchez, of Comida Sabrosa : home-style Southwestern cooking.

Born in Santa Fe, raised in Albuquerque. Poet, playwright. Author of Odes to Anger and Voice of My Heart.