Cenizo Journal
Volume 2 Number 4
PAINTINGS OF THE BIG BEND
AND WIRE SCULPTURES OF
DESERT CREATURES
CONTR I B U TO R S
Charles Angell lives near Ruidosa. He works to
know as much Texas trivia as possible.
e-mail:[email protected]
Regina Boling resides in Alpine raising chickens
and other game birds as a hobby. She often sells
eggs at the Alpine Farmers Market.
e-mail: [email protected]
Gary Cardwell, a retired state trooper, lives in
Fort Stockton with his wife, Vanessa. He writes
about and photographs the Big Bend frequently.
e-mail: [email protected]
Marie French explores the desert for folklore,
tales, trails and plants. She lives with her family in
Terlingua. e-mail: [email protected],
mariefrench.etsy.com
Danielle Gallo, editor, bartender and gardener,
lives in Marathon with her better half and five
capricious felines. e-mail: [email protected]
Ara Gureghian, chef and wanderer, lives on a
motorcycle with a sidecar and his dog and travels
the American West cooking for lucky souls and
taking pictures. www.theoasisofmysoul.com
Jim Glendinning was born on a Scottish farm
and educated at Oxford University. Widely trav-
eled, he writes local travel guides.
e-mail: [email protected]
Sandra Harper is a writer and gardener. In
2006 she founded Farm Stand Marfa, a farmers'
market in Marfa. e-mail: farmstandmarfa.com or
[email protected]
Cathryn Hoyt, Ph.D., executive director of the
Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute, is an
archeologist and paleoecologist.
e-mail: [email protected]
Patty Manning, botanist/horticulturist at Sul
Ross State University, raises chickens, vegetables
and native plants in Alpine with her partner
Cyndi Wimberly. e-mail: [email protected]
Bob Miles is a third-generation native of the
Davis Mountains area and a retired Texas Parks
and Wildlife Department park superintendent.
e-mail: [email protected]
Larry Millar studied art with Terry Allen and
poetry writing with Peter Everwine. An artist,
teacher, poet and paleontologist, he lives with his
family in Abilene. e-mail: [email protected]
Kerza A. Prewitt, a computer illustrator and
Web designer, has volunteered graphic and Web
services to SHUMLA since retirement from UT-
Austin. e-mail: [email protected].
AT THE
BAXTER STUDIO
IN MARATHON
Barbara Richerson was student publications
advisor and photojournalist at Sul Ross State
University for 26 years. Her work has been in
numerous Texas publications.
e-mail: [email protected]
Mike Schroeder is an architect who has loved
plants and gardening since childhood. He enjoys
the whole palette of plants in the Big Bend.
e-mail: [email protected]
Bill Sontag retired to Del Rio following his
National Park Service career and has written fea-
tures for two Del Rio-based news organizations.
e-mail: [email protected]
Bill Stough graduated from Sul Ross in 1967.
Now retired, he continues to return to the Big
Bend and the Davis Mountains at every opportu-
nity. e-mail: [email protected]
call first, OK? 432. 386. 4041
www.baxtergallery.com
BOOkS & ROCkS Y BAUBLES & BEAdS
O COTIllO E NTERpRISES
New Beads and Findings in stock.
Petrified Bookends 30% off.
New Fish Fossils from Wyoming.
“Sonoran Sunrise” Cabochons
for wire-wrapping.
We now carry Polymer Clay.
A diversity of new book titles.
John Stough has earned degrees from several
universities. He is retired, enjoys camping and has
hiked the Appalachian Trail from bottom to top.
e-mail: [email protected]
Alice Stevens is a long time Big Bend resident –
a photographer, location scout and owner of a
local plant nursery. e-mail: [email protected]
Glenn Willeford is a historian and novelist who
divides his time between Alpine and Chihuahua
City, Mexico. e-mail: [email protected]
Clarence Wolfshohl has published in many
small press journals, recently Houston Literary
Review. His latest poetry chapbook is Season of
Mangos (Adastra Press, 2009).
e-mail: [email protected]
Cover: “Watching the Heavens” by Gary
Nored. The sun sets and the moon rises at the
McDonald Observatory’s Harlan J. Smith
Telescope.
Occasional art: Chris Ruggia: Brewster
County roping dummies.
Copy editing: Andrew Stuart.
Gary Nored, retired writer, teacher and ama-
teur naturalist, is a resident volunteer at Big Bend
Ranch State Park and lives in West Texas to chase
plants and take pictures.
e-mail: [email protected]
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