BooksCookbooks
The New Southwest Cookbook
Recipes from Outstanding Restaurants and Resorts The Prickly Pear Cookbook
Delicious recipes for prickly pear pads and fruits. Ethnobotany
American Indian Cooking: Recipes from the Southwest
Learn how Indians used 50 edible wild plants Travel
West of Paradise: Exploring Southeastern Arizona
Old West meets New West in this guide to a legendary land Women's Studies
Keeping the Rope Straight
Engaging story for middle readers on the life of Navajo activist Annie Dodge Wauneka I'll Go and Do More
The life of Annie Dodge Wauneka, feisty Navajo leader and activist Daughters of the Earth, the Lives and Legends of Indian Women
A look at the lives of North American Indian women in traditional societies. |
WelcomeThank you for stopping by my Web site. On the left of every page are links to my books where you can find a description, the Table of Contents and reviews of each of the books. Although I have lived in many different places, I grew up in small-town Arizona and feel very much a Westerner. The biography page tells you a little more about my life. Talks for Your Group I am available to give talks and demonstrations related to my books. West of Paradise: Exploring Southeastern Arizona is a great guide for anyone who loves the Southwest or is ready to begin exploring this exciting region. I am available to give a talk and slide show on the wonderful sites in Southeastern Arizona to groups of 50 or more. The Prickly Pear Cookbook features recipes from top resort and restaurant chefs for both nopales (prickly pear pads) and cactus fruit. Would your group like a cooking class? I'll Go and Do More: Annie Dodge Wauneka, Navajo Leader and Activist, was a finalist for the Willa Award. Now Keeping the Rope Straight the middle reader's version, is available from Salina Bookshelf. I am available for a talk entitled "American's Native American Women: The Ordinary and The Extraordinary," which includes a discussion of Annie Wauneka's life. |
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