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Comment by John Wolf on June 4, 2010 at 2:05pm

Hey, I was just in Albuquerque and ate at the El Pinto. This is run by the famous Gregg family of La Posta fame in the good ol' days before Mesilla went downhill. It was truly great food.

I also visited the Botanical Garden area, and I do mean area. It's acres and acres of wonderful things to see. It was good to be in NM for a while.

The trip continued up to Denver, then west to see the National Parks. There were bunches of foreign visitors from everywhere and the parks are wonderful. We anchored in Las Vegas for a night and then back home to San Diego. Now I have a lot of fresh story ideas to work on.

You have to get out among the people every once in a while!!

Adios,
J. Wolf

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on May 25, 2010 at 12:24pm

Hey everybody. I'm excited. I'm on Authors Articulating with Jo-Anne Vandermeullen this evening being interviewed about VAJ Buzz Club & What it Can do For YOU.

Please listen in if you can. Last half of the show is open to callers. Hope you can join us

Listening LINK: http://bit.ly/9Ch18Z

Date: May 25, 2010
7:00 PM Pacific Time Zone/DST, 8:00 PM Mountain Time

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on May 7, 2010 at 10:17pm

Greetings, John. If you want your visual memories stimulated, I do photo art in northern NM. Here's a direct link to my various galleries if you get some (rare) spare time to view: http://www.cielosrojos.com.

And if you'd enjoy coming with me on a virtual photo shoot (videos) these might take you back: http://www.aggiev.org/aggielogic/join_me_virtual_shoots.html

Good luck with your TV show. Sounds wonderful.

Comment by John Wolf on May 6, 2010 at 11:34am

I am a writer living in San Diego, California. My genre is action fiction, which can be focused on the future, the past, or a cozy or not so cozy mystery. Besides the writing, I have been blessed by all the authors that I've meet through networking. This has led to a TV program I produce for public access television called The Writer's Loft, among other exciting pursuits. I retired from a career in aerospace several years ago to follow the writing bug. I'd love to hear from my fellow writers from NM. I grew up there and have many visuals in my head of the sky, the earth, and the clean air. I use these constructs in my stories, because it's in my blood now.

Adios,
J. Wolf

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on January 1, 2010 at 4:22pm

Hi Everyone. Happy New Year! I’m excited to announce that, at the urging of many authors, I’ve decided to open my photographic artwork to licensing for book covers. If you are interesting in using any of my images for your books, licensing prices vary according to how limited the editions.

http://www.aggiev.org/aggielogic/2010/01/license-aggies-photo-art-f...

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on January 1, 2010 at 4:10pm

Hi Everyone. Happy New Year! I’m excited to announce that, at the urging of many authors, I’ve decided to open my photographic artwork to licensing for book covers. If you are interesting in using any of my images for your books, licensing prices vary according to how limited the editions.

http://www.aggiev.org/aggielogic/2010/01/license-aggies-photo-art-f...

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on January 1, 2010 at 4:09pm

Hi Everyone. Happy New Year! I’m excited to announce that, at the urging of many authors, I’ve decided to open my photographic artwork to licensing for book covers. If you are interesting in using any of my images for your books, licensing prices vary according to how limited the editions.

http://www.aggiev.org/aggielogic/2010/01/license-aggies-photo-art-f...

Comment by Aggie Villanueva on November 23, 2009 at 2:54pm

Greetings. I'm Aggie Villanueva writing/photographing for my cabin in the foothills of the San Pedro Wilderness of northern NM. It's great to meet other NM writers.

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Comment by Jim O'Donnell on October 9, 2009 at 2:08pm

Jim O’Donnell writes from the mountains of northern New Mexico where he led the campaign to pass the Valle Vidal Protection Act of 2005. An expert in natural resource planning, Jim has developed watershed restoration partnerships between communities and land management agencies. An author, gardener and archaeologist, Jim holds a Master’s Degree in Community and Regional planning and is certified in Permaculture Design. He is a principal in Collaborative Green, a sustainability consulting firm. His written work has appeared in Hyenas Laughed at Me and Now I Know Why, Catch 2, Wild, Suomen Luonto and Conceptions Southwest.

"Notes for the Aurora Society" is the story of a 1500-mile walk through Finland. Leaving from the southernmost point of Finland, the author crossed the Finnish countryside interviewing Finns about their relationship to nature and exploring the land and the history that made modern Finland. His journey deposited him, five-months later, on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Blending a naturalist’s ecosystem knowledge with an anthropologist’s ability to elicit unique insight into the process of culture, this work of travel literature is the first book to look at the Finnish people through their connection to the natural world.

Comment by Jon Hovis on August 8, 2009 at 2:01pm

Just wanted to share the news...my second book has just been published!
THE PREACHER is an exciting story that follows an assassin bent on revenge after the death of his parents by Union forces. Trained to kill by none other than ‘Bloody Bill’ Anderson, the assassin is terrorizing the West. Deputy U.S. Marshal Jake Silver must hunt him down and bring him to justice before he kills again, and round up an entire network of criminal activity.
You can find the book exclusively at www.bbotw.com.

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