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Any advice about traveling in Far West Texas and the US-Mexico
border region?
My
works are of literary narrative; they do not pretend to supply
the sort of information one can find in a guidebook or on websites
such as Tripadvisor. That said,
I do hope that my podcasts, articles, and the forthcoming book
may enrich your travels.
I can warmly
recommend Angell
Expeditions
in the Big Bend region. Listen in to my podcast interview with
expert guide and owner of Angell Expeditions, Charlie Angell,
here.
To view rock
art in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands, see the Rock
Art Foundation.
Read my blog
post on tips
for summer day hiking in the desert.
Book Club?
I am sincerely
honored when a book club selects one of my books for reading
and discussion. Though the book on Far West Texas is a work-in-progress,
many book clubs have tackled my other works, including the novel
The
Last Prince of the Mexican Empire, my collection of Mexican
writing in translation, Mexico: A Traveler's Literary Companion, the short
story collection, Sky Over Nido, and travel memoir, Miraculous
Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the
Other Mexico.
Your
book club questions answered.
Regarding
Rights / Literary Agent
Dancing
Chiva.
Media and Speaking Inquiries
Dancing
Chiva.
Writerly queries
My
Answers to the 3 Questions I Am Most Often Asked About the Writing
Business
The
Manuscript Is Finished (Or Is It?) What's Next?
Help yourself
to oodles more resources for writers over at my
page for
Creative Writers.
Where can one find your other books?
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