Abq Press: 5 books

This first collection of poems, presented in double decades, reflects family issues, social upheavals, and experiences of living wild in northern New Mexico. As an expat from the West Coast, so-called hippies (desperadoes according to the late R. C. Gorman) are presented as characters worthy of note...

Merimée Moffitt’s stories slip readers into the times that were “a changing “, the time between beatniks and hippies and then some. The settings follow a winding path from San Francisco to New York City and back to the farm factories in eastern Oregon. The young couple, vagabonds on the road,...

In Falling on the Bright Side therapist Larry Whitton watches as his livelihood, family life, and self-esteem slip into the abyss. But new opportunities will open--if he risks following them--through collaboration with psychologist Bill Foster, who has just suffered a debilitating stroke. The events...

The story takes place in the late 1980’s in New Mexico near the fabled Caballo Mountains when three treasure hunters embark on a treasure hunt. Suddenly they find themselves trapped within the mountains with their way out blocked when the entrance is suddenly dynamited closed. The question of their...

This is the eighth book by William White and like the rest of his books, it is an excellent read-one you will have trouble putting down. For those who love ghost stories this book contains an excellent account of a newly deceased young man and his desperate attempts to communicate with his family members....