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Southwestern American Literature

Volume XXXI No. 1 (Fall 2005)



CONTENTS


Editors’ Page v
   
   
Nonfiction  
   
Writing on Hardscrabble:
Walt McDonald’s “Suddenly Fabulous Desert”
Michael Hobbs
9
   
Enrique
Dick J. Reavis
25
   
Never Look a Gift Basket in the Eye:
My Adventures Along the Literary Farm-to-Market Road
Steve Davis
29
   
   
Fiction  
   
Stacked Deck
Jeannette Brown
39
   
   
Poetry  
   
Perfectly Heartbroken
Carol Hamilton
47
   
The Stars
Larry D. Thomas
48
   
Falconer
Larry D. Thomas
49
   
Remember the Farmers Forced into Factories
Barry Ballard
50
   
Desert Farmer
Jeffrey C. Alfier
51
   
Birth of an Archaeologist
Colette Anderson Gill
52
   
Sounding
Colette Anderson Gill
54
   
Neighbors
Charles Behlen
55
   
Daily Curmudgeons at the Bear Dance Café
Lee Voss
56
   
   
Reviews  
   
Rio Grande edited by Jan Reid
James Wright
59
   
Birding the Southwestern National Parks by Roland H. Wauer
Jane Manaster
61
   
The Glen Canyon Reader edited by Mathew Barrett Gross
Alex Hunt
62
   
One Ranger: A Memoir
by H. Joaquin Jackson and David Marion Wilkinson
Joseph McDade
64
   
Curandero: A Life in Mexican Folk Healing
by Eliseo “Cheo” Torres with Timothy L. Sawyer, Jr.
Meagan Evans
66
   
A Woman in the Great Outdoors:
Adventures in the National Park Service
by Melody Webb
Mary Jarvis
68
   
Walking It Off: A Veteran’s Chronicle of War and Wilderness
by Doug Peacock
David Cremean
69
   
Veering Right: How the Bush Administration
Subverts the Law for Conservative Causes
by Charles Tiefer
Kevin Fernlund
71
   
And Not to Yield: A Novel
of the Life and Times of Wild Bill Hickok
by Randy Lee Eickhoff
John Hill
73
   
Lilus Kikus and Other Stories by Elena Poniatowska,
translated by Elizabeth Coonrod Martinez
Michael Allen
75
   
Bleed into Me: A Book of Stories by Stephen Graham Jones
Amelia Gray
76
   
Late in the Standoff: Stories and a Novella by Tracy Daugherty
Robert Murray Davis
78
   
No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy
Mark Busby
79
David Cremean 82
   
So Quietly the Earth by David Lee
Andrew Neuendorf
85
   
Tropical Green by Chip Dameron
Nadine Cooper
87
   
A Thousand Miles of Stars by Walt McDonald
Roger Jones
89
   
   
Contributors 91


Southwestern American Literature (ISSN 0049-1675) is published by the Center for the Study of the Southwest at Texas State University-San Marcos. Annual subscription is $14 (click here for single-issue, foreign, and special rates).

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Editors
Mark Busby
Dick Heaberlin

Assistant Editor
Twister Marquiss

Editorial Associate
Linda Busby

Editorial Interns
Michael Allen
Brittney Coker
Nadine Cooper
Nick Courtright
Meagan Evans
Tamara Farley
Amelia Gray
Saurabh Gupta
Nereida Harris
Ann-Marie Madden Irwin
Andrew Neuendorf
Lauren Pontious
Erin Pringle
Steve Röthrock

Editorial Advisors
Chad Hammett
Michael Wolfe

Student Assistants
Leslie Barfield
Melody Edwards
Marquita Griffin
Colin Mann
Casey Pantermuehl

 
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