Nash Candelaria's memoir focuses on how and why he chose to become a writer. As he investigates his family's more than 300-year history in New Mexico as well as his own journeys in the Southwest, the author reveals intimate details about his life and the truths he learned about family, self, and the world around him. With sparse, clear language, Candelaria tells a tale of conquistadors, family, a Depression-era childhood, and his personal transformation into a writer.
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Nash Candelaria has been described as the historical novelist of the Hispanic people of New Mexico.
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