New Mexico Authors

Albuquerque. Graduated from Santa Fe High School, Juris Doctor from the University of New Mexico School of Law. Served as United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico, Assistant Attorney General for the state of New Mexico, and assistant city attorney for the city of Albuquerque. Reviews Native American films and has written feature length articles for Native Peoples Magazine. Author of In Justice: Inside the Scandal That Rocked the Bush Administration.

Albuquerque. Writer, editor, independent journalist. Writers of articles for periodicals including The Atlantic, Architectural Record, and Su Casa magazine.

New York City radio personality; owner of a ranch, for children with cancer, near Ribera. Co-author, with his brother Fred Imus, of Two Guys, Four Corners.

Businessman, photographer & co-author, with his brother Don Imus, of Two Guys, Four Corners.

Santa Fe. Board certified expert on traumatic stress. Teaches and lectures on shamanism internationally. Author of numerous books on cross-cultural healing practices including Soul Retrieval and Medicine for the Earth and How To Heal Toxic Thoughts.

La Madera & Santa Fe essayist. Works include Birds of Sorrow: Notes From a River Junction in Northern New Mexico.

Longtime director of the Jemez Springs Public Library. Author of Guide to the Jemez Mountain Trail : national scenic byway and Jemez Valley cookbook : the food, the people, the land and books for educators.

Albuquerque gallery owner and photographer. Author of Meditation on Both Sides of the Camera: a Spiritual Journey in Photography and books on spirituality.

Santa Fe. Art therapist, clinical counselor, and life coach. Author of Seduced into Darkness: Transcending My Psychiatrist's Sexual Abuse.

Scholar of 20th-century Native American history. Works include Diné : a history of the Navajos and The Navajo Nation and Carlos Montezuma and the changing world of American Indians.

AKA: Jake Ivey. Contract historical archeologist, longtime employee of the National Park Service. Research historian for the Historic Preservation Program of the Cultural Resource Center of the National Park Service in Santa Fe. Specializes in the cultural and architectural history of the Spanish colonial period. Author/contributor for several works on history including In the Midst of a Loneliness : the architectural history of the Salinas missions.

(1924-2013) Albuquerque. High school biology teacher, wildflower botanist, and illustrator of Fall Wildflowers of New Mexico and Flowering Plants of New Mexico. A flower native to Sandia Crest is named after him.