“If you get into a fix, just let a little air out of your tires.”
Bio
Ellen Heath lives and writes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her career in communications has included experience as a congressional aide, corporate speechwriter, government relations and public affairs specialist, and freelance writer. She is the author of Lizard Diary, a memoir of an experience with shamanism, and The Inheritance, a novel that was published in 2012. She has a B.A. degree in English from Stanford University
Topics
Is Anything More Important Than Money?
Perhaps the time is coming when ambition will focus on making a difference rather than making a fortune.
Time for an Ark in New Mexico?
The Rio Grande is dying. Could the beaver come to its rescue?
The Santa Fe Entrada Exits
Don Diego de Vargas has been banished from the Fiestas de Santa Fe. What does this mean, actually?
An Introvert’s Perspective on an Extrovert Nation
According to Susan Cain, author of Quiet, between a third and a half of Americans are introverts. Is that you?
The Significance of the Purse
Today, August 14, is the 73rd anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. It’s time to return to childhood’s wisdom.
A New Platform for Feminine Success
As the feminine rises in America, more and more of us are taking to “lifting.”
Four Square Leagues–and More
“. . . the government has simply given us the papers, but the land was always ours.”
Pablo Abeita, testifying before Congress, 1923
Lessons from the Rio Grande
Perhaps María de Ágreda will yet be sanctified.
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Trails’ End
Compassion for the Cherokee on The Trail of Tears briefly turned me into a composer.