Join Frank, called Pancho by his friends, as he roams the high desert country of the Southwest in search of God's dog, the cunning and mysterious coyote. In his quest, Frank encounters interesting desert creatures and learns important lessons about life. Pancho's friendship with an elderly rancher is a heartwarming tale of how generations interact to make lifelong impressions. 
The book is wonderfully illustraded with photographs by the author, a naturalist who has spent much of his life walking the canyons and arroyos of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Pancho and the Power

Children's Books

Parrish, Frank

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Barbed Wire Publishing

New Mexico's farmers and ranchers are a dwindling population that mirrors a century long, nationwide trend.  Today's farmers and ranches have to be resourceful, resilient, and resolute to survive in an ever changing global economy.  These characteristics have always been the hallmark of New Mexico's farmers and ranchers, as they battled drought, poor markets, and isolation.  Many of these obstacles were not only overcome, but they were often viewed philosophically and with no small amount of humor.

Folks & Fixin's

After two tours in Vietnam, the cruel war continues to haunt Bill O'Leary, as he tries to escape the terrifying nightmares and the nagging restlessness by becoming an itinerant banjo player. The applause from his audiences becomes his solace, dragging him away from the woman and son he loves. His wanderings and adventures take him to Wyoming, New Mexico, California, Arizona and finally, Las Vegas, Nevada. With his banjo a constant companion, he experiences love, friendship, sadness, a catharsis and ultimately contentment, as he struggles to shed the shroud of war.

Peach Trees

Literature & Fiction

Duncklee, John

Genre Fiction

A Short Story of War

History

Gemoets, Martin

Military

Manchado y Sus Amigos / Manchado and His Friends (Spanish Edition)

From the back cover: "Here are stories of success, failures, and the fun along the way! C.D. "Toad" Leon has been an influential businessman in West Texas and New Mexico for almost a century." This is his story - told from a variety of different voices including his family, his friends, and himself.

What Made Wyatt Urp: The Life and Times of Toad Leon as told by his family, his friends, and the man himself

bob Lapham

Americas

Capitol Rape is an intense story of intrigue in the Colorado legislature. Upset with the state's spiraling population growth and resulting water, traffic, and quality of life issues; the governor, liberal Democrat Joe Stewart, teams up with an independent thinking Republican state senator, Marilyn Wainright, to introduce a popular land use bill. It is a forward looking book about an issue which will impact all western states in the near future. The author weaves an interesting plot of sex, party politics, lobbyist influence, and diverse personalities as the bill wends its way through the legislative process. Along the way the reader will find out just how complex the legislative process is and how situation dependent new legislation can be. A large cast of colorful characters add to the suspense of the plot.

Capitol Rape

Jim Kadlecek

Girl from New Hope is a heart-warming tale of love won and lost, how people react to cultural change, a quite different look a life in the frontier west, and a wonderful addition to the literature of the west. The author writes authoritatively about Colorado, New York, horsemanship, and about the "real west" of American history.

Girl from New Hope

John Duncklee

Danny Drumm's Heroes is a children's book series that tells the stories of heroes and heroines of the United States. The books will cover these historical figures chronologically. These stories are historically accurate and written and illustrated for young readers to provide an introduction to important people and events in the development of our country. Parents and educators will find them useful supplements for getting younger generations interested in American history. Danny Drumm and his little dog, Shadow, will tell each story. The books are wonderfully illustrated by Nacho Garcia of El Paso, TX, a popular El Paso political artist.    Volume 1, Johnny Clem, is an introduction to the series and to Civil War drummer boys. Danny Drumm tells Shadow the story of Johnny Clem, the most famous drummer boy of all.

Danny Drumm's Heroes Volume 1, Johnny Clem

Robert Skimin

Danny Drumm's Heroes is a children's book series that tells the stories of heroes and heroines of the United States. The books will cover these historical figures chronologically. These stories are historically accurate and written and illustrated for young readers to provide an introduction to important people and events in the development of our country. Parents and educators will find them useful supplements for getting younger generations interested in American history. Danny Drumm and his little dog, Shadow, will tell each story. The books are wonderfully illustrated by Nacho Garcia of El Paso, TX, a popular El Paso political artist. In Volume 2, The Spaniards, Danny Drumm tells Shadow the stories of Columbus' discovery of the new world, Hernan Cortes' conquest of the Aztec empire, and the beginnings of New Spain.

Danny Drumm's Heroes, Vol. 2: America's Beginnings- The Spaniards

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