Book Review: Faces of Tradition
To treasure a traditional handwoven textile is to know that such a thing is far more than a mere piece of
To treasure a traditional handwoven textile is to know that such a thing is far more than a mere piece of
When I first picked up the book Deep Rivers by José María Arguedas, I was fascinated that it was originally
Knowledge of the color red has been possibly the most esoteric and political of powers in human history. It is
All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in
For much of my life, I have loved tramping around in remote places in the American Southwest. Finding blank spots
Death in the Andes, written by celebrated Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, is on its surface a “whodunit,” set in
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