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C enizo Journal
Volume 6 Number 2
C ONTRI B UTORS
Charles Angell lives near Ruidosa. Exploring
the Big Bend area is both his hobby and his
occupation. e-mail:[email protected].
Jameson Crumpler was born and raised in
Bowie, TX. He received degrees in forestry and
natural resource management in Oklahoma
and Texas before moving to Colorado, Idaho,
and Nebraska. He now work for Sul Ross State
University on the Texas Native Seeds Project.
e-mail: [email protected]
Phyllis Dunham writes about music, adven-
ture, travel, food, and history. A seventh-gener-
ation Texan with Big Bend roots, she was
recently lured away from West Texas by a
scholarship to the University of New Orleans
where she is working on an MFA in creative
nonfiction at the Creative Writing Workshop. e-
mail: [email protected]
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July - Chili Cook-off and Dance at the Post Park
September - West Fest Cabrito Cook Off at Post Park
October - Marathon to Marathon & Quilt Show
November - Cowboy Social at Ritchey Brothers Building
December - Fiesta de Noche Buena
– go to marathontexas.com for details –
Cenizo
Second Quarter 2014
Chris Ruggia is an Alpine-based cartoonist
(jackcomics.com) and graphic designer (vast-
graphics.com). He and his wife Ellen own
Vast Graphics in Alpine. e-mail: chris@
vastgraphics.com
Tim Thayer hails from Houston, though the
last 15 years have found him a resident of
Marathon, where he piddles away his life as a
builder, musician and racanteur. He is current-
ly building a home in Marathon to which he
intends to attach a museum to house his collec-
tion of masks and figures from around the
world. e-mail: [email protected]
Jim Glendinning, an Oxford-educated Scot,
lives in Alpine. The story of his travels, Footloose
Scot, has just been published as has Legendary
Locals of the Big Bend & Davis Mountains for
Arcadia Press. e-mail: [email protected] Larry D. Thomas is a member of the Texas
Institute of Letters and was privileged to serve as
the 2008 Texas Poet Laureate. He has pub-
lished several award-winning collections of poet-
ry. His Larry D. Thomas: New and Selected Poems
(TCU Press, 2008) was a semi-finalist for the
National Book Award. e-mail: larrydthomas@big-
bend.net
Sandra Harper, founder of Farm Stand
Marfa, is a writer and market gardener living in
NYC and Marfa. e-mail: [email protected] Maya Brown Zniewski is an herbalist and
soapmaker who enjoys frequent visits to the Big
Bend area. Her handmade salves, soaps and
tinctures are available at her website, maya-
made.net. e-mail:[email protected]
Jeremy Gonzalez is an artist and freelance
writer from Dallas, Texas. He loves wildlife,
observing nature, and drinking a good cup of
coffee. He currently lives in Fort Stockton with
his wife and is a student at Midland College
WRTTC. e-mail: [email protected]
Glenn Justice has written extensively over the
years about Big Bend history. He is managing
editor Rimrock Press and moderates Glenn’s
Texas History Blog at: www.rimrockpress/blog
e-mail: [email protected]
2014 Chamber Events
She covered West Texas for the New York Times
and lives in Alpine. e-mail: [email protected].
Carolyn Brown Zniewski is a food writer
and recipe columnist for ten years. She
currently lives in Marathon. e-mail:
[email protected]
Cover: Roger Wilson, “Room with a View”
Copy editor: Carolyn Zniewski
Barbara Novovitch worked as an editor and
reporter for Reuters international news in
Washington, New York, Hong Kong and Paris.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Make checks payable to: Cenizo Journal, P.O. Box 2025, Alpine, Texas 79831,
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SUBMISSION
Deadline for advertising and editorial for the Third Quarter 2014 issue: May 15, 2014.
Art, photographic and literary works may be e-mailed to the Editor.
For advertising rates or to place an ad, contact: [email protected]