Spring 2008
Volume XXXIII No. 2 (Spring 2008)
| Editors’ Page: The Pecos River—Past, Present, and Future | v |
Special Section: The Pecos River
| Reading Rio Pecos: A Geographic Interpretation Jim Kimmel, photos by Jerry Touchstone Kimmel |
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| The (Illustrated) Pecos River in Frontier History John Miller Morris |
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| The Pecos River as a Relict Enclave in the Hispano Homeland Brock Brown |
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| The Pecos River in Folklore Rollo K. Newsom |
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| West of Everywhere: The Pecos River in Literature and Film Mark Busby |
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Fiction
| The Spitter Reuben Sanchez |
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Poetry
| Father-Son Talk: A Ghazal James Hoggard |
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| Summer Evening James Hoggard |
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| Night on the El Train James Hoggard |
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| Woman in the Pipe Shop karla k. morton |
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| One Drop of Rain John Grey |
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Reviews
| Petra’s Legacy: The South Texas Ranching Empire of Petra Vela and Mifflin Kenedy by Jane Clements Monday and Frances Brannen Vick Jane Manaster |
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| Jerry Bywaters, Interpreter of the Southwest edited by Sam Deshong Ratcliffe Steven L. Davis |
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| Brave New West: Morphing Moab at the Speed of Greed by Jim Stiles David Cremean |
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| Listening to Cougar edited by Marc Bekoff and Cara Blessley Lowe Steven L. Davis |
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| Postwestern Cultures: Literature, Theory, Space edited by Susan Kollin Robert Murray Davis |
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| Exploring the American Literary West: International Perspectives edited by David Rio et al. David Cremean |
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| Hiking Alone: Trails Out, Trails Home by Mary Beath Robert Murray Davis |
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| Of Snakes and Sex and Playing in the Rain: Random Thoughts on Harmful Things by Clay Reynolds David Cremean |
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| Sandhill County Lines: Stories by Clay Reynolds Grant L. Sisk |
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| Some Clarifications y otros poemas by Javier O. Huerta David Meischen |
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| I Swallow Turquoise for Courage: Poems by Hershman R. John Linda Lizut Helstern |
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| Contributors | 136 |