Crosswinds: A Darkly Comic Modern Western Tapa blanda - 1987

Albuquerque, New Mexico: Amador Publishers, 1987. First Printing Stated . Trade Paperback. Good. 5" x 8. Stillings, MInda - Cover. 169 pages. Some evidence of moisture damage but barely noticeable. As the last vestiges of rural, western values collapse, Rodney Gardner's struggles to be a sane, sober, hardworking citizen only draw him deeper into trouble. This darkly comic story of a young man with low impulse control exposes the duplicities of modern society, which crush all that is unique and a genuine in rural southeastern New Mexico. The author was born in Raton and reared in Almagordo New Mexico, near ground zero fo the world's first atom bomb blast. His ambition to become a surfer was difficult to achieve in New Mexico. Today he is an anthropologist, counselor, and teacher. He directs a summer program in Mexico and is novelist in residence through the New Mexico Arts Division.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: Amador Publishers, 1987. First Printing Stated . Trade Paperback. Very Good. 5" x 8. Stillings, MInda - Cover. 169 pages As the last vestiges of rural, western values collapse, Rodney Gardner's struggles to be a sane, sober, hardworking citizen only draw him deeper into trouble. This darkly comic story of a young man with low impulse control exposes the duplicities of modern society, which crush all that is unique and a genuine in rural southereastern New Mexico. The author was born in Raton and reared in Almagordo New Mexico, near ground zero fo the world's first atom bomb blast. His ambition to become a surfer was difficult to achieve in New Mexico. Today he is an anthropologiest, counselor, and teacher. He directs a summer program in Mexico and is novelist in residence through the New Mexico Arts Division.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: Amador Publishers, 1987. First Printing Stated . Trade Paperback. Very Good. 5" x 8. Stillings, MInda - Cover. 169 pages As the last vestiges of rural, western values collapse, Rodney Gardner's struggles to be a sane, sober, hardworking citizen only draw him deeper into trouble. This darkly comic story of a young man with low impulse control exposes the duplicities of modern society, which crush all that is unique and a genuine in rural southereastern New Mexico. The author was born in Raton and reared in Almagordo New Mexico, near ground zero fo the world's first atom bomb blast. His ambition to become a surfer was difficult to achieve in New Mexico. Today he is an anthropologiest, counselor, and teacher. He directs a summer program in Mexico and is novelist in residence through the New Mexico Arts Division.

AUTOGRAPHED (not inscribed) on the title page (photo available). Pages are clean with no major damage. Binding is a little loose with moderate damage on bottom of spine.

This copy has been signed by the author at the top of the title page. "A thoughtful, funny modern western...As the last vestiges of rural, western values collapse, Rodney Gardner's struggles to be a sane, sober, hardworking citizen only draw him deeper into trouble". Very good with edge wear and light rubbing. See photos bx59

Albuquerque:: Amador Publishers., (1987). First edition -. Near fine (sticker inside front cover, promotional sheet taped inside rear cover).. First printing, a trade paperback original. Novel set in the modern Southwest, in New Mexico. "As the last vestiges of rural, western values collapse, Rodney Gardner's struggles to be a sane, sober, hardworking citizen only draw him deeper into trouble". Pictorial wrappers, 169 pp. Cover design by Minda Stillings

Albuquerque, NM: Amador Publishers, 1987. 1st. Trade paperback. 5. Fine. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. Fine. Inscribed and signed by author top of title page. Text is clean and unmarked. Binding tight. Cover has no wear. Spine is lightly tanned..

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.