New Mexico Authors

Albuquerque. Editor of De Colores. Short story author and poet. Author of the poetry collection Releasing Serpents; featured in Understanding Contemporary Chicana Literature.

Corrales. Writer of articles for area periodicals, especially La Herencia Magazine. Author of Sweet Nata : Growing Up in Rural New Mexico.

Served as professor at UNM. Winner of the 1996 John Simmons Short Fiction Award for Western Electric, a collection of short stories. Featured in Prize Stories, 1998 : the O. Henry awards. Author of Concord, a fictionalized account of the interactions of famous authors including Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Margaret Fuller.

Santa Fe. Specializes in appraising American Indian art; founder of The Arts and Antiques Appraisal Company. Author of My Tree of Life as an Appraiser of American Indian Art : My Viewpoint.

Albuquerque illustrator and author of the children's book Two Fine Ladies Have a Tiff.

UNM professor. Author of Astronomy, the Evolving Universe.

Santa Fe. Writer, poet, literature educator. Member of the Rio Grande Writers Association and the Santa Fe Writers Cooperative. Associate professor of English at Eastern New Mexico University. Co-host with spouse Stanley Berne of Future Writing Today at KENW-TV on PBS. Author of several works including Against the Disappearance of Literature: Essays, Interludes, Dialogues, Invocations on the Creating Word.

(1937-1995) Santa Fe. Fantasy and science fiction author and poet, often working in short form and examining mythologies of several cultures. Multiple winner of both Hugo and Nebula awards. Best known for the Chronicles of Amber series and the novel Lord of Light. Writer in the Wild Cards universe. Collaborated on several works with Albuquerque authors including Fred Saberhagen and Jane Lindskold. Father to Trent Zelazny.

Santa Fe. Writer of numerous short stories.Nightmare Award winner. Author of the short story collection The Day The Leash Gave Way, and other stories. Co-editor of Shadows & reflections: A Roger Zelazny Tribute Anthology. Son of Roger Zelazny.

Santa Fe. Playwright, journalist. Author of True Brit: Beatrice, 1940 about a young British war refugee's experiences in Santa Fe and the first book in the Far and Away series; this book won the 2012 New Mexico Book Award.

(1919-2016) Isabel Howe Ziegler. Came to Espanola in 1946 with her husband Sam, a doctor who opened a hospital there. Isabel became a civic leader, helped start a library, was elected Woman of the Year by the Espanola Valley Chamber of Commerce, served on the board of that organization, then became President In 1998, Isabel and Sam Ziegler were named Living Treasures by the City of Santa Fe. Her memoirs, Rio Grande Sand in Your Shoes, compiled with the help of her son Norman Ziegler, relate her experiences with many area notables including family friend Georgia O'Keeffe.

Compiler/editor of the memoirs of his mother Isabel Ziegler, Rio Grande Sand in Your Shoes, about her time in the Espanola Valley.

Served as curator of education at the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe. Author of The hand-carved marionettes of Gustave Baumann : share their world.

Formerly taught biology and bird identification at New Mexico State University. Author of The western birdwatcher : an introduction to birding in the American West.

Lives on his ranch near Cimarron. Degrees in history for UNM. For 25 years served as director of museums at Philmont Scout Ranch. Writer of articles for periodicals including Cowboy Magazine and New Mexico Magazine. Author/co-author/editor of several books about northern New Mexico history, including Cowboy Days : stories of the New Mexico range and For Good or Bad: People of the Cimarron Country.

Co-editor of New Mexico Bird Finding Guide; author of Bird-finding localities in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona and The Gila River Valley in Southwestern New Mexico : as an important wildlife reservoir.

Albuquerque owner of a management / web marketing company. Author of several books including Web Marketing for Dummies and Social Media Marketing All-in-One for Dummies.

AKA: Roger Max Zimmerman. Graduate of the New Mexico Military Institute and the University of Colorado; taught civil engineering and then served as a technical staff member at Sandia National Laboratories until retirement. President of the Albuquerque Historical Society as of 2013; provides history walking tours. Author of Kitchen's Opera House, Gallup New Mexico and The Memoirs of Roger Max Zimmerman and A History Lover's Guide to Albuquerque.

Albuquerque. Cybrarian, many years experience in healthcare information and knowledge management including teaching. Founding staff member of the National Patient Safety Foundation. Editor of Knowledge Management in Healthcare and Patient Safety: Perspectives on Evidence, Information and Knowledge Transfer ; co-author of the mystery Running Away With It.

Santa Fe. Artist in watercolor, collage, ink, and pencil. Designer of home decor and gifts. Author of Geninne's Art: Birds in Watercolor, Collage, and Ink: A field guide to art techniques and observing in the wild.

Adjunct professor of humanities at the Crownpoint campus of Diné College. Served as senior curator at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Museum of New Mexico, 1994-1997. Author / co-author / co-editor of several works including Diné Bahan̕e : the Navajo creation story and Weaving a world : textiles and the Navajo way of seeing.

(1922-2000) Moved to Albuquerque in 1971, where he opened the Little Professor Book Store. First novel published by the Museum of New Mexico Press in 1978; won the Spur Award for that book, Riders to Cibola. Other noted works: Passage to Quivira, Corey Lane, and The Road to Santa Fe.

Writer for the Albuquerque Journal and author of Cheap Thrills Adventure Club, New Mexico : 55 stops on the road to enchantment and its sequel, which collect articles from his column.

Albuquerque pastor. Author of The Forgotten : Catholics of the Soviet empire from Lenin through Stalin.