Chris Wilson lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he writes frequently on architecture and the politics of culture. He is the co-author of La Tierra Amarilla: Its History, Architecture, and Cultural Landscape and is an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico.
"["The Myth of Santa Fe"], in short, is must reading for anyone
interested in Santa Fe and New Mexico."
"[Wilson] delivers a brilliant portrait of a complex and rich
cultuural heritage. . . Highly recommended for most libraries."
"I'd have to say really isn't another book like ["The Myth of Santa
Fe"]. . . it's essential reading. . . This is a book I will reread
many times over the years. It is not only a basic reference, it is
also a wise and humane work."
"I'd have to say really isn't another book like �"The Myth of Santa
Fe"�. . . it's essential reading. . . This is a book I will reread
many times over the years. It is not only a basic reference, it is
also a wise and humane work."
""The Myth of Santa Fe" is a truly superb book. It deserves a wide
and serious reading."
"�"The Myth of Santa Fe"�, in short, is must reading for anyone
interested in Santa Fe and New Mexico."
"�Wilson� delivers a brilliant portrait of a complex and rich
cultuural heritage. . . Highly recommended for most libraries."
"["The Myth of Santa Fe], in short, is must reading for anyone
interested in Santa Fe and New Mexico."
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