In the winter of 1750, a holy iron (flintlock rifle) and two Frenchmen are thrust into the lives of the Sicangu Lakota. Whirlwind, a war chief, finds his people divided in their feelings about the intrusion of the holy iron into their lives and what it could mean to their future.

Winter of the Holy Iron

Literature & Fiction

Marshall III, Joseph

United States

Red Crane Books

New Mexico USA

Arts & Photography

Erdman, Barbara

Photography & Video

Painter's Kitchen (Old Edition)

Margaret Wood

Nature. Michael Belshaw has owned and bred wolf hybrids in the Southwest for 13 years. Each year the breed gains in popularity among dog owners throughout the country. In All the Loving Wolves, the first book to recount the personal experience of raising and living with wolf hybrids, he speaks, with affection about the many fine attributes of these complex, fascinating creatures.

All the Loving Wolves: Living and Learning With Wolf Hybrids

Jody King

Michael Belshaw

Reference

This is a text in English and American Indian. This charming colouring book takes children on a journey of discovery with Chief the Eagle and his friends. A fun way to colour and learn American Indian words for common animals, objects, and foods.

Chocolate, Chipmunks, and Canoes: An American Indian Words Coloring Book

Children's Books

Álvarez, Juan

Biographies

El Norte

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Peyton, James W.

Regional & International

Indian Children Paper Dolls

Hughes, Phyllis

V/G+ to LIKE NEW CONDITION. FIRST EDITION/THIRD PRINTING. 1990 Red CRANE BOOKS trade paperback, Michael Moore (Medicinal Plants of the Pacific West). This book provides a wealth of information about herbal remedies native to the Southwest, infused with wisdom, wit, and personal reminiscences. - Amazon

Los Remedios: Traditional Herbal Remedies of the Southwest

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Moore. Michael

Alternative Medicine

To many visitors, New Mexico is glistening aspens, the smell of burning pinon, and southwestern style. In reality, it is much more. New Mexico is its people--intriguing, hardworking, contemporary people with universal hopes and dreams. Through entertaining narratives, Toby Smith reveals diverse New Mexican legends, landmarks, and local color as he shares his experiences as a journalist traveling the back roads as well as the main roads. Included in Smith's cast of characters is a man who had a thunderbolt brush with death in the mountains above Taos: A battered hiking boot rests on a bookshelf in George Easley's Los Alamos study. Left-footed and ankle-high, the boot is undistinguished except in one way: on the back is a gaping hole, the kind of cavity that looks as if a small animal chewed from the inside out. But no animal caused that hole; lightning did. A year ago, when George Easley wore the shoe, an electrical charge entered his lower back, raced down one leg, and created the hole as it exited. Though the lightning damaged the boot, it made its owner stronger. After dropping in on Smith's characters, there's always the feeling you'll be back. New Mexican people being who they are, you're certain to receive an offer to return and stay awhile.

Stay Awhile: A New Mexico Sojourn (Red Crane Literature Series)

History

Smith, Toby

Americas

The Taos Indians and the Battle for Blue Lake

This book shows how the battle for Blue Lake became the focus of national debate under Richard Nixon's presidency. It is a paean to individual courage and initiative and focuses on one of the few bright spots in the conduct of established governments toward the native people of North America.

The Taos Indians and the battle for Blue Lake

Gordon-McCutchan, R.C.

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