Book Review: The Mercy Papers
By Robin Romm
Mystery Man
Author Tony Hillerman's Legacy Lives On
Present Tense
Margaret Atwood renders today’s troubles into absorbing dystopian tomorrows
Girly Bits
Eve Ensler brings teen monologues to Santa Fe
A Touch of Memoir
SFR sits down with Santa Fe’s newest literary starlet
Best Place to Go Dancing 2008
Salsa, Hip-Hop, Line Dancing, Whatever!
READ IT
What’s that mean?
Women's Words
Ayaan Hirsi Ali speaks for women who can’t speak for themselves
Read It
Rhymin’ & Stealin’
DRUNK WITH POWER
A story of insatiable thirst and a Western water war.
SFReporter Subscription
Sign Up for SFR:
Email Newsletter
— Catch-19?
NM’s decision to review its gun policies has advocates up in arms
— All Business
Tanti Luce 221 is about more than just food--and that's a good thing
— Under the Wire
Blue Cross Blue Shield pushes for yet another rate hike—its seventh in eight years—before new financial transparency rules kick in
— Bus-ted
For years, local officials used a Texas price agreement to green-light bus purchases. Now they’ve stopped—but the same out-of-state bus company still dominates the market
— Making Enemies
Public Enemy is coming, but can you attend?
Tuesday, January 20,2009
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
A Touch of Memoir
SFR sits down with Santa Fe’s newest literary starlet
An interview with Robin Romm, author of The Mercy Papers: A Memoir of Three Weeks.
Wednesday, October 8,2008
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
Women's Words
Ayaan Hirsi Ali speaks for women who can’t speak for themselves
Since 9.11, Ayaan Hirsi Ali has become one of the world’s most outspoken opponents of radical Islam, specifically the way Islam is used to justify the subjugation of women. She, along with Irshad Manji, discusses this topic in “Irreconcilable Differences: Two Women on Islam Today.”
Thursday, July 24,2008
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
Best Place to Go Dancing 2008
Salsa, Hip-Hop, Line Dancing, Whatever!
1 El Farol808 Canyon Road505-983-9912Venues may come and go in Santa Fe, but the ones that make it really make it. Take El Farol for instance. The restaurant and saloon first opened in 1835—yep,
Wednesday, July 2,2008
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
DRUNK WITH POWER
A story of insatiable thirst and a Western water war.
A speculative novel of interstate water conflict in the near dark future.
Wednesday, June 25,2008
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
THE BRAND DIFFERENT
Selling Santa Fe without selling out.
At times, it seems as if Santa Fe’s current 1,800 people per square mile are caught in a temporal tug-of-war—half of them eager to embrace a modern city with a larger airport, a high-speed
Wednesday, June 25,2008
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
SHORT AND SWEET
Don’t just rot your brain online.
Three tips for better bookless reading
© Copyright Santa Fe Reporter 2012. All Rights Reserved.
