Wed Nov 17 06:37:30 2010 UTClccn-n79-23136Authors, American--20th centuryEcologists--United StatesNovelists, American--20th century0.420.490.64John_Nichols_(American_writer)n 79023136oca00256901aNichols, John Treadwell,1940-Nichols, John,1940-lccn-n81-68544Redford, Robertprolccn-n83-217214Blades, Rubénprflccn-no90-8362Bradford, Richardprfviaf-NLA|000035590768Ward, Davidlccn-nr98-33662Esparza, Moctesumaprolccn-no95-5962MCA Home Video (Firm)lccn-n84-7925Bonetti, Kaylccn-n85-151779Braga, Sonia1951-prflccn-n80-65960Anaya, Rudolfo A.lccn-n78-93802Abbey, Edward1927-1989Nichols, John Treadwell1940-Nichols, John Treadwell1940-100Western storiesHumorous fictionCollege storiesLove storiesBildungsromansDomestic fictionSuspense fictionDramaCivilizationAuthors, American--Homes and hauntsUnited States--Southwestern StatesAtrocitiesEcologistsCapitalismHuman ecology--Economic aspectsEconomic development--Environmental aspectsSocial ecologyEcologyMarriageViolenceVeterans--PsychologyVietnam War (1961-1975)VeteransLove-hate relationshipsCity and town lifeNineteen sixtiesLove stories, AmericanSouthwest, NewLandscape photographyHuman ecologyHot springsDepressionsReal estate developmentCreation (Literary, artistic, etc.)DreamsAuthors--PsychologyCreative abilityPictorial worksAmerican literatureCollege studentsNovelists, AmericanHomesTravelNew Mexico--Taos RegionAuthorshipCriticism, interpretation, etc.Mexican AmericansIntellectual lifeBiographyUnited StatesInterviewsWater rightsAuthors, AmericanLiteratureNew MexicoNichols, John Treadwell,--1940-Fiction19401943194419451946194719651966196719691970197219741975197619771978197919811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720087719681519236book813.54ps3564.i274ocn018503567ocn420074923122300141826231532ocn000897867sw000897867:lccn-n79-23136Truebook19740.48Nichols, John TreadwellWestern storiesHumorous fiction

Joe Mondragon, 36, is a feisty hustler with a talent for trouble who slams his battered pickup to a stop, tugs on his gumboots, and marches into an arid patch of ground. Then, illegally, he taps into the main irrigation channel--and so begins Nichols's classic tale of the little guy against the big guy.

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A funny and pathetic account of the beginning and end of an offbeat love affair between two crazy but appealing college kids.

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During the forty years in which a rural southwestern backwater is transformed into a boomtown and industrial mecca, the townspeople try to adjust to their loss of land and heritage.

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A small village in New Mexico is threatened by a fancy development nearby, but a single act of rebellion rekindles its pride and strength of spirit.

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Een jonge Vietnam-veteraan tracht in een sexueel intensieve verhouding met een oudere serveerster zijn evenwicht te hervinden.

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The new and affluent with-it residents of the northern New Mexico town of Chamisaville, a microcosm of American society, are into organic food, Eastern mysticism, good dope, and serial monogamy.

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Roger tells of how marriage ruined his relationship with Zelda, but can we trust Roger's account?

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"Charley McFarland is an aging '60s radical and a continuing advocate of losing political battles. When a proposed local highway bypass threatens the home of the exquisitely obscure Rocky Mountain Phistic copper butterfly, he knows it's time to rally the troops once more." -- Jacket.

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On a spring morning in the early seventies, William Styron woke to the resonant, lingering image of a woman he had known before. She was, he recalls, "entering the hallway of this humble boarding house in Flatbush with a book under her arm, looking very beautiful in the middle of summer with a sort of summer dress on and her arm bared and the tattoo visible. . . . I was seized by this absolute sense of necessity - I had to write the book." Styron immediately went to his studio and, abandoning the novel he had been struggling to complete, wrote the opening paragraphs of Sophie's Choice.

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At forty-eight, Bart Darling, actor, stuntman, poet, and constant womanizer, is about to perform a stunt for a grade-B movie that will in all likelihood kill him.

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Discusses the truths behind the myths of the Old West, the role of women in the development of the frontier, and the role of the gun.

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"It's Greenwich Village in the 1960s, where expatriates, artists, and colorful bums meet to exchange ideas and have a good time in New York." "A tiny stand selling empanadas near the corner of Bleecker and MacDougal Streets is the center of the world for the shy narrator, an aspiring writer who has just graduated from college. At the stand he falls ill with a crowd of kooky outcasts from Argentina who introduce him to their tragedies, friendships, melodramatic dreams - and women, particularly a young flamenco dancer from Buenos Aires. Charming, insightful, and rewarding, this deceptively simple novel is a tale told by a master. It is a wise coming-of-age story, full of joy and touched by heartbreak, that captures a special time and place with extraordinary empathy and humor."--BOOK JACKET.

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The author is interviewed by Kay Bonetti.

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Brief descriptions of the complete works of contemporary fiction authors. Includes biographical information.

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Authors from the Southwest discuss their lives and their writings.

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New Mexico author John Nichols reads excerpts from his books, The last beautiful days of autumn and On the mesa, works which portray the beauty of the Taos Valley of northern New Mexico, as well as the need to preserve it.

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Tells his life story from when he moved to New Mexico in 1969 to the present.

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John Nichols discusses his transformation into a writer devoted to finding a polemical art.

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"Author John Nichols ("The Milagro Beanfield war") combines photographs of the largely unspoiled landscape of Toas and Northen New Mexico with his personal reflections on the important environment crises of our day"--KNME-TV web site.

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Materials include drafts and published versions of poems, short stories, book reviews, and essays; correspondence; clippings; professional activities files; and collected material. Writings comprise the bulk of the collection. Correspondents include Charles Edward Eaton, Jean Burden, Doris Betts, John Nichols, John Ciardi, Clyde Edgerton, Marianne Gingher, Fred Chappell, Donald Hall, Sam Ragan, Maxine Kumin, and Susan Ludvigson.

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