Santa Fe Noir - Ariel Gore

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Résumé :
Santa Fe joins Phoenix as a riveting Southwest US installment in the Akashic Noir Series.

Biographie:

Ariel Gore is a Lambda Literary and Alternative Press award-winning editor and the author of eleven books, including The Hip Mama Survival Guide, Atlas of the Human Heart (a finalist for the Oregon Book Award), and Bluebird: Women and the New Psychology of Happiness. Her memoir The End of Eve and her novel We Were Witches both won New Mexico/Arizona Book Awards. Her spell collection, Hexing the Patriarchy, is out now from Seal Press. She has taught at the Institute of American Indian Arts and the University of New Mexico and currently teaches online at literarykitchen.com.

Sommaire:

Introduction

Part I: A Land of Entrapment
The Sandbox Story by Candace Walsh (Eldorado)
All Eyes by Katie Johnson (Aspen Vista)
The Cask of Los Alamos by Cornelia Read (Los Alamos)
The Homeless Detective by Darryl Lorenzo Wellington (Cerrillos Road)
SOS Sex by Hida Viloria (Casa Alegre)

Part II: The Children of Water
T?chii'nii: Red Running into the Water by Byron F. Aspaas (Pacheco Street)
Waterfall by Elizabeth Lee (Ten Thousand Waves)
The Night of the Flood by Ana June (Casa Solana)
La Llorona by Israel Francisco Haros Lopez (Santa Fe River)

Part III: What It Feels Like to Be Haunted
Close Quarters by Jimmy Santiago Baca (Drury Plaza Hotel)
Divina: In Which Is Related a Goddess Made Flesh by Ana Castillo (La Fonda on the Plaza Hotel)
Hunger by Miriam Sagan (St. Catherine Indian School)
I Boycott Santa Fe by Tomas Moniz (Rancho Viejo)

Part IV: What We Do with the Bodies
Buried Treasure by Kevin Atkinson (Santa Fe National Forest)
Nightshade by Ariel Gore (Santa Fe Railyard)
Behind the Tortilla Curtain by Barbara Robidoux (Southside)
Me and Say Dog by James Reich (Santa Fe Plaza)