Photographer Janelle Lynch launches book contemplating Mexico's nature in repose
New Yorker Janelle Lynch, at a relatively young age, has garnered international recognition over the last decade for her large-format photographs of urban and rural landscapes in which the human form i...
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Anthony Wright pens his first Mexico novel: Infernal Drums
I first came to Mexico in early 1992, and it was very much a deliberate choice since it is obviously a long way from Australia. Not exactly a run over the border. My plans were to travel around the world for a year and return to Australia. I was determined to write in Mexico because I was interested in the Beats and the fact that William Burroughs wrote Junkie in Mexico City.
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Writing about writers: Puerto Vallarta and Jenny McGill
The Horse Show and How to Shoot Straight
Jaime sprayed the dark, empty cobblestone street from left to right with a few quick rounds, mostly for effect. To his surprise he heard the explosion of glass.
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So Sings the Blue Deer: a book on Mexico's Huichol people
So Sings the Blue Deer is based upon the true story of the Huichol Indian's 600 mile pilgrimage to save the Earth from environmental destruction.
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