An independent woman in a man’s world and an artist in a profit-driven society, she is haunted by dark secrets. Initially, she has no clue how eventful 1914 will be for her.

Peter Goodman, a poet, fictionist, photographer, columnist and radio host, is the author of “The Moonlit Path,” which contains the 1914 journal of Katherine Willard, a 32-year-old artist and avid gardener in Oakland, California.

“My advice for other writers is to join a critique group and accept constructive criticism,” Archer said. In “Nuttin’ Butt Dawgs,” all her dog stories are gathered into one book.

Lisa Archer’s latest work is a bilingual picture book done in collaboration with Susan Lynn Zenker telling the true story of Archer’s rescue dog, a Corgi who had been severely abused before finding her safety in Archer’s home.Īrcher also has published a bilingual, educational coloring book of dogs, cats and other pets and “I, Julius King of the Castle,” a collection of cozy mysteries featuring an Angora cat, Labrador and mouse.

Thayer’s other books include, “The Aztec UFO Incident,” “Cobston Trilogy: The Ontario Horror,” “Terror Tales of the Southwest” and “The Whispering.” The names have been changed, but little else, in this chronicle of day-to-day life of a journalism teacher whose sense of humor leads to guerrilla warfare in pursuit of integrity in education. The story chronicles an idealistic young college instructor faced with incompetence and negligence in a newly established Ontario institution. He has forsaken fiction to expose the hilarious reality of academic life in a community college in the 1960s.

Frank Thayer’s latest book, “The Quantum Jump Machine,” departs from his long tradition of writing about flying saucers and exploring supernatural horror.

“It includes the testimony of the men present at the brutal killing – including Billy the Kid’s eye-witness account – and the violent consequences that followed.” 3, 1878 “on Tunstall’s unprovoked, sadistic murder is published for the first time after 144 years in this book,” Thomas said. Tunstall.” Angel’s 395-page, hand-written report of Oct.

To date, he has 10 books published on the subject and has won five literary awards. David Thomas has been researching and writing Mesilla Valley history for almost 20 years.

Here are more of this year’s participating authors. Picacho Ave., with nearly 50 local and regional artists participating.Ī few slots are left in this year’s event for authors who have had books published in 2020, 2021 and/or 2022, said event organizer Alice B.

Celebrate Authors 2022 will be held 2-4 p.m.

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