Oresteia

by Aeschylus

Tree in the trail

by Holling Clancy Holling

AN INDIAN boy and his uncle, a scout of the Kansas tribe, followed an ancient buffalo trail up a low hill.

Dance Hall of the Dead

by Tony Hillerman, Tony Hillerman

SHULAWITSI, the Little Fire God, member of the Council of the Gods and Deputy to the Sun, had taped his track shoes to h...

The haunted mesa

by Louis L'Amour

Wessex Tales

by Thomas Hardy

AMONG the few features of agricultural England which retain an appearance but little modified by the lapse of centuries ...

Dear America

by Megan McDonald

Heart of the Southwest

by Lawrence Clark Powell

The early novel of the southwest

by Edwin W. Gaston

Go in beauty

by William Eastlake

Mi amigo

by W. R. Burnett

The Dark Wind

by Tony Hillerman

THE FLUTE CLAN BOY was the first to see it.

Stories of the Spanish Southwest

by T. M. Pearce

The big bear of Arkansas, and other sketches, illustrative o...

by William Trotter Porter

American historical fiction

by Lynda G. Adamson

Captain Villagra, in a Seville prison cell, writes about Don Juan de Onate's conquest of the southwest and the pueblo dw...

Literature of region and nation

by International Conference on the Literature of Region and Nation (6th 1996 University of New Brunswick in Saint John)

We've been here before

by Maria Moss

Cities of Gold

by William K. Hartmann

After I escaped from Arizona to France with my life, my brain cleared.

Leslie Marmon Silko

by Helen Jaskoski

A maggot

by John Fowles

IN THE LATE AND LAST AFTERNOON of an April long ago, a forlorn little group of travellers cross a remote upland in the f...

Heaven's prisoners

by James Lee Burke

I WAS JUST OFF Southwest Pass, between Pecan and Marsh islands, with the green, whitecapping water of the Gulf Stream to...