/*"(%"(' 2015 Enchanting New Mexico The Goldilocks Zone Otherness Calendar Gale . 19 Alegría . 21 Parent . 23 Hispanic Folk Music of New Philmont 2015 New Mexico Artist Calendar Mexico and the Southwest Murphy . 33 Highsmith . 23 Robb . 43 The Politics of Giving in the Advances in Titicaca Basin Humans and Landscapes Viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata Archaeology—2 of Çatalhöyük Grieco . 51 Vranich & Levine . 60 Hodder . 64 A Prehistory of Western North The Allure of Turquoise, Second Imagining Geronimo America Edition Clements . 45 Shaul . 56 Vigil . 22 Inside the New Mexico Senate The Science of Soccer American Blood Feldman . 26–27 Taylor . 38–39 Nichols . 16 Integrating Çatalhöyük Substantive Technologies at Anasazi America Hodder . 65 Çatalhöyük Stuart . 30–31 A Jesuit Missionary in Eigh- Hodder . 65 Archaeology of the Chinese teenth-Century Sonora Visions of Tiwanaku Bronze Age Thompson . 52 Vranich & Stanish . 61 Campbell . 63 Jesuit Student Groups, the The War Has Brought Peace An Army Doctor on the Western Universidad Iberoamericana, to Mexico Frontier and Political Resistance in Jones . 54 Utley . 29 Mexico, 1913–1979 Wilderness Çatalhöyük 2000–2008 Research Espinosa . 53 Bloomfield & Williams . 4–7 Reports Volumes 7–10 Knowing History in Mexico Wings for My Flight Hodder . 65 Stack . 55 Houle . 12 Çatalhöyük Excavations Making Aztlán With a Book in Their Hands Hodder . 64 Gómez-Quiñones Martín-Rodríguez . 41 Chasing the Santa Fe Ring & Vásquez . 40 With Our Eyes Wide Open Caffey . 28 Maya Pilgrimage to Ritual Valentine . 21 Clovis Caches Landscapes Xylotheque Huckell & Kilby . 57 Palka . 46 Renfro . 11 Cormac McCarthy Mayan Tales from Chiapas, Lilley . 18 Mexico Laughlin . 47 The Cultural Dynamics of Shell-Matrix Sites Meaningful Places Roksandic, Mendonça de Souza, Sailor . 14 Eggers, Burchell, & Klokler . 58 Melinda Miles The Deportation of Wopper Romero, McCarty, Thomson, Barraza & Phister . 24–25 Montoya . 15 Mono Lake An Elegy for September Hoffman . 13 Nichols . 17 Native Brazil Emotions and Daily Life in Langfur . 48–49 Colonial Mexico New Mexican Folk Music/ Villa-Flores & Lipsett-Rivera . 50 Cancionero del Folklor Empires and Diversity Nuevomexicano Areshian . 59 Vigil . 42 University of New Mexico Press Formative Lifeways in Central New Mexico’s High Peaks 1717 Roma NE Tlaxcala, Volume 1 Butterfield . 8–10 Albuquerque, NM 87106 Lesure . 62 No Settlement, No Conquest 505-277-3495 Four Square Leagues Flint . 32 Ebright, Hendricks, O’Keeffe & Hughes . 44 Merrill . 20 800–249–7737 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 1 (&12% PHOTOGRAPHY • ENVIRONMENT Wilderness 2%3&1 34**-+#%42; essay by (%&&) (%-0%'( ,#44#1-' Debra Bloomfield engaged for five years on a photographic project in the wilderness. After photographing the desert in Four Corners and the ocean in Still, she has moved on in this new book to the forest. Her photographs do not describe a particular place. She does not catalog the ele- ments that add up to wilderness. She does not show each detail she observed or convey all the information she learned while she was there. Instead, her photographs and soundscapes bring us to the experience of wilderness. “Debra Bloomfield is creating a body of work for our eyes and ears that beckons us to experience our own wild hearts beating in harmony with the Tongass National Forest, now threatened.” —"#$$% "#&'#(" )*++*,&( 4 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 800–249–7737 800–249–7737 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 5 !# !" A CD is an integral part of this book, allowing the reader to share the photographer’s journey of hearing the call of birds overhead, the crunch of snow underfoot, and the hum of a ferry’s engine. In Wilderness, two former UNM authors have joined in a collaboration that began over a cup of coffee and their mutual passion for wilderness. 2%3&1 34**-+#%42’' poetic large-scale color photographs are included in the collections of the New Mexico Museum of Art, the Phoenix Art Museum, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the George Eastman House, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. (%&&) (%-0%'( ,#44#1-', one of the nation’s leading environmental writers, is the author most recently of When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice. '-.". /$#0*": Louis Gakumba 6 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 800–249–7737 January 128 pp. Also of Interest 10.3 x 12.3 55 color photos, 2 maps, Landscape Dreams, A New Mexico 1 audio CD Portrait $50.00 cloth Craig Varjabedian !"#$ 978-0-8263-5429-7 $50.00 cloth 978-0-8263-4879-1 $57.50 CAD e-*(12 978-0-8263-5431-0 800–249–7737 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 7 New Mexico’s High Peaks A Photographic Celebration -#5% 3!((%&+#%42; foreword by Robert Julyan This book should be required reading for all who believe New Mexico is nothing but plains, mesas, and cacti. It proves in spectacular fashion that the Land of Enchant- ment is very much a mountain state, with at least sixty summits 12,000 feet or higher. Photographer-author Mike Butterfield has spent forty years hiking these high moun- tains, and his magnificent images are paired here with the chronicle of his adventures. To help readers become acquainted with his beloved mountains, Butterfield divides the high peaks of northern New Mexico into their geographical regions, each with its unique geology, history, and plants and animals. Butterfield’s primary focus, however, remains on the peaks, which have attracted generations of hikers, backpackers, climbers, hunters, and horsemen. To assist those visitors, Butter- field covers not only named sum- mits but also the many individual points exceeding 12,000 feet. He in- cludes valuable information about important trails and trailheads, access points, and, for car-bound vis- itors, places from which the moun- tains can be most favorably viewed. 8 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 800–249–7737 PHOTOGRAPHY • SOUTHWEST %!&' #())'*+!',- is a professional photographer and the coauthor of Mike Butterfield’s Guide to the Mountains of New Mexico. He lives in Albuquerque. “This book could only have been created by someone like Mike Butterfield, with a photographer’s eye for natural beauty coupled with a photographer’s appreciation for technical detail. It’s no accident that in another part of his life Mike is a jeweler, for the mountains Mike has presented for our delight and wonder are indeed New Mexico’s finest jewels.” —3.$#).$0, $.1#$" 45+%,2, ,5"-.$ .3 !"# $%&'!()'* %+ '#, $#-).. “Not only does this fine book take one to the highest elevations in New Mexico, it also elevates one’s consciousness.” —4,/6 +.#33+#$, ,5"-.$ .3 *&/0)0(1 (1%'2 !"# .%'!)'#'!(1 3)0)3#: (' ('!"%1%24 %+ )'!#/0)#,* 800–249–7737 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 9 May 192 pp. Also of Interest 11 x 8.5 134 color photos, 13 maps, A Walk Around the Horizon Mike Butterfield’s Guide to the 3 tables Discovering New Mexico’s Mountains of New Mexico $39.95 cloth Mountains of the Four Directions Peter Greene !"#$ 978-0-8263-5440-2 Tom Harmer $29.95 paper 978-0-937206-88-1 $45.95 CAD $24.95 paper 978-0-8263-5364-1 e-*(12 978-0-8263-5441-9 10 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 800–249–7737 NATURE • MEMOIR )%4#61$%(1 0. &%"+&* is also the author of the award- winning book of linked short stories A Catalogue of Everything in the World. She lives in Connecticut. Xylotheque Essays )%4#61$%(1 0. &%"+&* Trees are guiding symbols for Yelizaveta P. Renfro in her life and in her work. Com- bining memoir and nature writing, this book comprises nine essays that represent different seasons and slices of time, not unlike the rings of a tree. No two rings are alike, but each accretes to the next, creating, section by section, a life. “In these profound and moving essays, Yelizaveta Renfro applies a scientist’s eye for detail. Her inquiries into the themes of growth, death, and time evoke Annie Dillard and Edward Abbey.” —45("*2 (". 7#$&,*2, ,5"-.$ .3 *%' %+ ( 2&': ( $#$%)/ April 176 pp. Also of Interest 6 x 9 10 halftones $19.95 paper Hiking Alone Leaving Tinkertown !"#$ 978-0-8263-5458-7 Trails Out, Trails Home Tanya Ward Goodman $22.95 CAD Mary Beath $19.95 paper 978-0-8263-5366-5 e-*(12 978-0-8263-5459-4 $14.95 paper 978-0-8263-4329-1 800–249–7737 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 11 NATURE • ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES • AMERICAN WEST -1&/) /*((&%44 7*!4% is also the author of One City’s Wilderness: Portland’s Forest Park and The Prairie Keepers: Secrets of the Zumwalt. She lives in Portland, Oregon. Wings for My Flight The Peregrine Falcons of Chimney Rock !021(%2 %2#(#*" -1&/) /*((&%44 7*!4% Winner of the Christopher Award Forty years ago, the peregrine falcon was on the U.S. endangered species list and many doubted that it would survive. Marcy Houle was a young wildlife biologist observing one of the last remaining pairs—located at a site in southwest Colorado slated for de- velopment as a major tourist site. First published in 1991 and winner of several national awards, this book chronicles her work at Chimney Rock along with the recovery of the species. A new preface examines the last thirty years of the peregrine population and its remarkable comeback and culminates with President Barack Obama’s designation of Chimney Rock as a national monument. February 216 pp. Also of Interest 5.25 x 8.25 18 halftones Raptors of New Mexico The Travails of Two Woodpeckers $24.95 paper Edited by Jean-Luc E. Cartron Ivory-Bills and Imperials !"#$ 978-0-8263-5434-1 David E. Brown, Noel F. R. $28.95 CAD $50.00 cloth 978-0-8263-4145-7 Snyder, and Kevin B. Clark e-*(12 978-0-8263-5435-8 $34.95s cloth 978-0-8263-4664-3 12 !"#$%&'#() *+ "%, -%.#/* 0&%'' 800–249–7737 HISTORY • ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 13&171- 7*++-1" teaches history at Los Angeles Valley College.