The first half of the sixth draft of Heart of Aztlán. Anaya started working on this version in November of 1973, and submitted the completed, slightly edited manuscript on May 18, 1974.
This is the first half of the fifth draft of Heart of Aztlán, which Anaya completed and submitted to Quinto Sol Publications in August 1973. The manuscript includes Anaya’s cover letter to the editors, and features only very minor corrections to the typescript.
This is the first half of the fifth draft of Heart of Aztlán, which Anaya completed and submitted to Quinto Sol Publications in August 1973. The manuscript includes Anaya’s cover letter to the editors, and features only very minor corrections to the typescript.
The second half of the fourth draft of the novel Heart of Aztlán, which was originally titled Barelas. The manuscript, dated April 1973, contains minor edits, both typed and handwritten.
This is the first mystery novel in the Sonny Baca Series, published in 1995. Set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the story revolves around an unsolved brutal murder that takes the protagonist detective on a journey into some of the more remote and mysterious landscapes and traditions of the American Southwest.
The first half of the fourth draft of the novel Heart of Aztlán, which was originally titled Barelas. The manuscript, dated April 1973, contains minor edits, both typed and handwritten.
This is the second half of an early version of the novel Heart of Aztlán (originally titled Barelas) . Anaya started working on this draft in January of 1972, and completed it the following summer. The typed pages contain minor edits and marginal notes in Anaya’s handwriting, in both blue and black ink.
This is the first half of an early version of the novel Heart of Aztlán (originally titled Barelas). Anaya started working on this draft in January of 1972, and completed it the following summer. The typed pages contain minor edits and marginal notes in Anaya’s handwriting, in both blue and black ink.
In this short novel, Anaya experiments with a new style of writing: a New Age parable. The story tells of an exiled prophet who returns to his village after years of wandering in the desert. As he attempts to reconnect with his wife and community, he resumes his role as a visionary preacher, encouraging people to open up to the divine and fill their lives with the light of God.