urn:taro:utexas.blac.00190 Jim Sagel Papers, 1947-2002 Anna Nogar, Benson Latin American Collection University of Texas Libraries, 2006 Finding aid encoded by Anna Nogar, 2006Finding aid written inEnglish. Descriptive Summary Sagel, Jim Jim Sagel Papers 1947-2002 English and Spanish 2005-04 76032578 55 linear feet Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin The personal and professional papers of New Mexican chicanesque author and educator Jim Sagel. Includes biographical material, correspondence, written works, teaching and other professional records, and audiovisual material. Biographical Sketch

Writer and educator Jim Sagel was born in 1947 in Fort Morgan, Colorado, to parents Edward and Betty Sagel. The eldest of three brothers in the farming family, Jim graduated from Fort Morgan High School in 1965, and published his earliest piece in the school’s literary newspaper “Prufrock” that same year. He continued his education at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English in 1969. Later that year, Sagel moved to Española, New Mexico, and began substitute teaching at Española Valley High School, where he met Teresa Archuleta, a native of the Española Valley. They married in 1970. Sagel continued to teach high school in northern New Mexico until 1976, when he received a Master of Arts in Creative Writing from the University of New Mexico for his thesis “Rebuilt,” a poetry collection.

Sagel’s tenure at Northern New Mexico Community College started in 1976, and during his 22-year career as a university instructor, he taught at the Institute of American Indian Art (Santa Fe), at University of New Mexico campuses in Los Alamos, Española, Santa Fe and Taos, and at campuses in Peñaso, Gallina, and Mesa Vista. He was appointed director of the Division of Humanities at the University of New Mexico in Los Alamos, a position he held until his death in 1998. He was awarded the Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts in 1993 and appointed the Carruthers Chair in Honors in the UNM General Honors program.

Of Prussian descent, Sagel arrived in New Mexico neither speaking nor writing Spanish. He quickly determined, however, that mastery of the language was a necessary skill. With the help of his wife’s family, particularly his father- and mother-in-law, Jacobo and Matilde Archuleta, Sagel learned Spanish solely through contact with native speakers, and began to write in both English and Spanish. Three collections of his bilingual poetry, Hablando de brujas y la gente de antes, Foreplay and French Fries, and Small Bones, Little Eyes, were published in 1981. In the same year, Sagel won Cuba’s Premio Casa de las Américas for his Spanish-language collection of short stories Tunomás Honey. Sagel was the second United States citizen in the prize’s history to win the prestigious award, and Tunomás Honey remains Sagel’s most-recognized work.

As a result of the recognition accompanying this achievement, Sagel became a controversial figure within the Chicano literary community. Though Sagel was widely praised for the quality of his work and for the precision of the vernacular New Mexican Spanish in which it was written, his ethnicity made him difficult to categorize. Given that the subjects and themes of his works pertained to the Hispanic communities of New Mexico, the descriptive term “Chicanesque” was applied to Sagel’s pieces. Coined by Chicano literary critics Donaldo Urioste and Franciso Lomelí, chicanesque works sympathetically treat subjects relevant to the Chicano community, but are written by are written by non-Chicano authors.

Sagel continued to pen English-language and bilingual essays, short stories, poetry and children’s literature throughout the 1980s and 1990s. He was also a regular contributor of local-interest feature articles to the Albuquerque Journal from 1981 to 1996, researching and writing over 150 pieces for that newspaper. His 1992 collection Dancing to Pay the Light Bill drew from these articles and others Sagel published in New Mexico Magazine. A 1990 collaboration with photographer Jack Parsons, Straight from the Heart: Portraits of Traditional Hispanic Musicians, featured an essay by Sagel that accompanied Parson’s photos of traditional New Mexican singers.

Two more bilingual poetry collections followed Sagel’s early efforts: Los cumpleaños de Doña Águeda (1984) and On the Make Again/Otra vez en la movida (1990), and in 1994 the Venezuelan press Espada Rota published Remedios: Una colección de poemas curativos. In keeping with the bilingual publication of Tunomás Honey in 1983, Sagel wrote three more short story collections, producing Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada (1988), El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese (1990) and Más que no love it (1991), collections for which he wrote complete Spanish and English versions of each story.

Sagel’s series of bilingual children’s books, Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela (1993), Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos (1996), and Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón (1998), were met with much popular interest, as was his final collection of poetry, Unexpected Turn (1997). In 1997, he won the Premio San Sebastián for his Spanish-language play Doña Refugio y su comadre (Kuxta, 1997), a work that was performed bilingually in Española in 1998.

As an editor, Sagel prepared special editions of the literary journals Suntracks and Puerto del sol, and compiled the Resiembra (1982) literary anthology, efforts which placed him in contact with regional authors, and led to relationships that he continued to cultivate throughout his professional career. He also acted as a consultant on the local Spanish dialect used in the Spanish-language editions of the Pleasant Company’s American Girls: Josefina series. Sagel’s professional association with the New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities and various education-related state agencies resulted in numerous speaking and workshop engagements throughout the state.

After suffering from bouts of depression throughout his adult life, Sagel committed suicide at the Sevilleta Wildlife Refuge in Socorro, New Mexico on April 6, 1998.

 Scope and Contents Note

The personal and professional papers of New Mexican author and educator Jim Sagel consist of ten series: Personal and Biographical , Correspondence, Written Works, Talks and Speeches, Teaching, Professional, Collected Material, Research Material, Audio-Visual Materials, and Artifacts.

The Personal and Biographical series consists of diplomas, family-related documents, dream journals, date books, articles and works about Sagel, and materials relating to Sagel’s death. Correspondence includes ongoing correspondence with Sandra Cisneros, Denise Chávez, José Antonio Burciaga, Nasario Garcia, and John Nichols among others. Written Works is divided into nine subseries: Children’s Literature, Editorial Work, Essays, Novels, Plays, Poetry, Short Stories, Textbook, and Notebooks. The content of each of the subseries can include notes, notebooks, outlines, draft fragments, drafts, proofs, publication information, publications, and reviews and publicity, in that order. Talks and Speeches includes an inventory of the speaker’s associations to which Sagel belonged, typescripts of his speeches, newspaper articles announcing talks, and information about workshops Sagel offered. Teaching is comprised of course materials, lesson plans, handouts (both Sagel’s original work and copies of other material), teaching-related paperwork, teaching materials, and student writing. Professional contains materials relating to Sagel’s professional careers as an author and as a university instructor. It incorporates paperwork regarding Sagel’s publishing, university teaching, grant applications, and involvement in literary conferences. Collected Material consists of unique books, articles, and collections written by others that Sagel acquired. Many of these works are by fellow writers whom Sagel knew personally, or with whom he corresponded. Research Material includes handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, articles, and papers Sagel used in his writing, teaching, and personal life. Audio-Visual Materials contains photographs, artwork, a compact disc, videocassette tapes, and cassette tapes. Artifacts includes such miscellaneous items as oversized photographs, plaques, personal items, and folk art.

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 Preferred Citation

Cite as: Jim Sagel Papers, Benson Latin American Collection, University of Texas Libraries, the University of Texas at Austin.

 Index Terms

The Jim Sagel Papers are classified under the following Subject Headings:

Sagel, Jim--Archives Mexican American literature (Spanish)--New Mexico Chicanesque literature Authors, American--New Mexico--Sources Mexican Americans--New Mexico--Social life and customs American literature--New Mexico--Sources New Mexico--Social life and customs Other Authors Archuleta, Teresa Related Material

The Benson Latin American Collection holds a number of Sagel's works, as well as a dvd copy of the film "The Unexpected Turn of Jim Sagel/La vuelta inesperada de Jim Sagel" by Pilar Rodriguez Aranda at call number DVD 4978 LAC-Z.

 Box and Folder Inventory Personal and Biographical, 1947-2002

This series is comprised of materials pertaining to Sagel’s personal and family life, and to his death. It includes correspondence from his wife, Teresa Archuleta-Sagel, numerous newspaper and magazine articles about Sagel, and three Master’s theses and a film script concerning Sagel and his work. The materials relating to Sagel’s death consist of his autopsy, a police report from the Sevilleta refuge, documents from the memorials commemorating Sagel’s life (including the performance of Doña Refugio y su comadre), obituary articles, condolence letters, and letters to Teresa after Sagel’s death. An appraisal of the Sagel Archive by John Randall, and a preliminary index and notes for the archive complete the section. The series also contains the content listing of the Sagel Archive housed at the University of New Mexico at Los Alamos.

 11Baby Book, 1947 12Childhood postcard, 1962 13Megaphone: Fort Morgan High School Newspaper, 28 May 1965 14High School Graduation Commencement Program, 3 June 1965 15Fort Morgan High School Diploma, 1965 16University of Colorado transcripts, 1965-1969 17University of Colorado diploma, 1969 18Master of Arts student loan, 1972 19University of New Mexico transcripts, 1970-1975 110University of New Mexico Master of Arts Exam, 1975 111New Mexico Teaching Certification, 1976 112El Paisano yearbook, 1969 113Sant Cruz Crusader yearbook, 1975 114Memberships and Registrations, 1984-1990 115Curriculum vitae 116Awards and Certificates of recognition, 1984-1995 1171993 Governor's Award nomination 118Sagel Family Geneology, N.d. 119Sagel Family Tree, N.d. 120Sagel Family Funerals, 1987-1993 121Edward Sagel obituary and funeral materials, 1994 122Edward Sagel will, 1991-1995 21Edward Sagel funeral: Betty Sagel letter, 1994 22Edward Sagel funeral: condolence letters, N.d. 2Teresa Archuleta-Sagel correspondence: 231972-1995 24-5N.d. [2 folders] 26Items from Teresa Archuleta-Sagel, N.d. 27Marriage vow renewal ceremony, N.d. 28Teresa Archuleta-Sagel family tree, N.d. 29Jacobo Archuleta eulogy, N.d. 210Donald Martinez obituary, 1992 2Dream Journals: 2111992 2121994-1995 213N.d. 31N.d. 32Past life regression, N.d. 33Jim's Tantric Numerology, N.d. 34"Jim Sagel" name analysis, N.d. 35Horoscope chart, 1992 3652-year birthday chart analysis, N.d. 37"Jim Sagel" name numerology, N.d. 38Yoga materials, N.d. 39Mental health records, 1985-1992 310Vaccination records, 1947-1985 311Medical records, 1985 312Health insurance forms, 1989-1990 313Arroyo del Gaucho berm complaint, 1996 314Dalkon Shield lawsuit, 1987-1996 315Tax and financial materials, 1983-1990 316Loose reciepts, 1987-1994 317Cartoon collection, N.d. 318Sationary and craft projects, N.d. 319Personal contacts, N.d. 320Business cards, N.d. 41Loose Notes, N.d. 42Collected personal materials, N.d. 43Maps, N.d. 4Music: 44"Mujeres", N.d. 45The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, N.d. 46Loose songs 1, N.d. 47Loose songs 2, N.d. 48Bob Dylan, Desire, N.d. 49The Songs of Paul Simon, N.d. 410Randy Newman, N.d. 5Datebooks: 511984 521985 531986 541987 551988 561989 571990 581991 611992 621993 631994 641996 651997 661998 7Newsclippings about Sagel [in chronological order]: 71"Valley Author Wins Acclaim." Rio Grande Sun, 18 June 1981 72"2 Authors Leave Bit of Themselves." Albquerque Journal, 16 August 1981 73"Poet Finds His Peace in Adopted Valley." Albuquerque Journal, 31 August 1981 74"How an Anglo from Española Passed for Chicano." Santa Fe Reporter, 24 February 1982 75"Literatura, Lenguaje Chicano." La Opinión, 7 August 1983 76"Prize-Winning Author from Española Better Known Outside United States." Albuquerque Journal North, 9 November 1983 77"Por todos rumbos se escribe bien de Nuevo Mexico." Santa Fe New Mexican, 12 November 1983 78"La narrativa chicana." Santa Fe Reporter, 30 November 1983 79"La obra de Jim Sagel: Una toma de posición." Rio Grande Sun, 28 April 1985 710"Literary Lives." Los Alamos Monitor, 30 January 1986 711"Sagel Thinks in Spanish, Translates to English." The Taos News, 7 August 1986 712"Special Art Exhibit." UNM-LA Pinnacle, January 1987 713"Not Instantly Enamored, But...." Rio Grande Sun, 12 March 1987 714"Writer Living a Storied Life." Los Alamos Monitor, 20 May 1987 715"The Storyteller Returns." Santa Fe New Mexican, 30 June 1987 716"Masterful Interplay of Spanish, English." Pasatiempo, 8-14 December 1989 717"Author Lives at Heart of Northern NM Folk Culture." Albuquerque Journal, 23 March 1990 718"Sagel Named to Humanities Post." Los Alamos Monitor, 29 May 1990 719"Sagel: Defender of Hispanic Culture." Rio Grande Sun, 23 August 1990 720"Bilingual Approach Hallmark of Poet-Author Jim Sagel." The Centennial Campaigner, November 1990 721"Sagel Receives Literary Award." Rio Grande Sun, 13 December 1990 722"Internationally-Known Author Teaches in LA." Los Alamos Monitor, 19 December 1990 723"The Art of Giving." Pasatiempo, 21-27 December 1990 724"Sagel Shares Learning with Students." Rio Grande Sun, 3 January 1991 725"'Natividad' Signals Birth of Writer." Los Alamos Monitor, 27 January 1991 726"Culture Clash." Contemporary, 1 September 1991 727"Silent No Longer: Four Chicana Poets to Read Works at Festival." Pasatiempo, 25 October 1991 728"Quincentennial Raises Many Questiosn Addressed by Author Jim Sagel." Hispania, 27 May 1992 728"Working From Reality in New Mexico." Albuquerque Journal, 21 June 1992 729"Quien es quien en Nuevo Mexico: Jim Sagel." El Hispano News, 31 July 1992 730"Cultura Nuevomexicana." La Raza, 28 August-3 September 1992 731"Publisher Owes Start to a Book." Denver Post, 28 Ocoter 1992 732"'Spanglish' Mixes Two Cultures." Portales News-Tribune, 9 April 1993 733"Noted Writer Finds Inspiration in Town." Daily Lobo, 9 April 1993 734"Jim Sagel: Literatura bilingue hecha en casa." Santa Fe New Mexican, 6 December 1993 735"Sagel's Imaginative Fantrasies Are Grounded in 'La Cultura.'" Pasatiempo, 17-23 December 1993 736"Instructors Wed Writing and Yoga in UNM-LA Class." Los Alamos Monitor, 31 July 1994 737"Gente: Jim Sagel." Siglo 21, 5 January 1995 738"'Como agua para chocolate' evidenció un mercado potencial en español: Sagel." La Jornada, 14 October 1995 739"Voices of New Mexico: Jim Sagel." American Way, 15 October 1995 740"Jim Sagel." The New Mexican, 14 July 1986 741"Acclaimed Writer Shuns, Defies Labels." Albuquerque Journal North, 15 December 1996 742"Author Jim Sagel Writes First Draft in His Second Language." Salsa!, April 1997 743"Valley Author Wins Acclaim." Rio Grande Sun, 18 June 1981 744"Local Author Recipient of International Literary Award." Los Alamos Monitor, 24 February 1998 745"Jim Sagel." UNM Campus News, 6 April 1998 746"Sagel Teaches Language from Second Childhood." Los Alamos Monitor, N.d. 747"Spotlight: Mr. Jim Sagel." ESAA Nerwsletter, N.d. 748"Española writer Jim Sagel." No publication, N.d. 749"EVHS Teacher Aims of Make HS Literature Fun." No publication, N.d. 750"Former Local Man Wins Writing Award." No publication, N.d. 751"Literature as an Art Form." No publication, N.d. 752"Brings Memories." No publication, N.d. 753"Sagel to Teach Class." No publication, N.d. 754"School Personnel Approved." No publication, N.d. 755"Writer to Lead Workshop." No publication, N.d. 7Works About Sagel 756National Public Radio Interview 757Master's Thesis: André Knaebel, "Palabras que pintan imágenes," 17 April 1997 758Master's Thesis: Lawrence Benton, "The Real Alien," N.d. 759Master's Thesis: Virginia Dessús, "El mundo chicano en Tunomás Honey," 1987 760Short Story: Raúl Caballero "Secuencia de un día lluvioso," 30 January 1987 761"El Corrido de Don Jim" N.d. 762Film: Pilar Rodríguez, "The Unexpected Turn of Jim Sagel," 1999 763Film: Pilar Rodríguez, "The Unexpected Turn of Jim Sagel," script N.d. 7Materials relating to Sagel's death 764"Last crazy notes" N.d. 765Autopsy April 1998 766Police report on Sagel's death 6 April 1998 767Teresa Archuleta-Sagel's notes regarding Jim's disappearance N.d. 768Eulogy: Carmella Padilla 24 April 1998 769Song: Valerie, "Epifanio's descent" March 1993 81Memorials: 81Memorial: UNM-LA 22 April 1998 82Memorial: UNM-Taos 9 May 1998 83Memorial: UNM 6 May 1998 84Memorial: UNM, Cecilio Garcia-Camarillo poem 6 May 1998 85Memorial: UNM, Carlos Ramírez 6 May 1998 86Poem: Nasario García, "Unos recuerdos" 4 June 1998 87Memorial: Las Cruces, Denise Chávez 5 June 1998 88Memorial: Española 19 June 1998 89"Jim Sagel Day" proclamation by Mayor of Española19 June 1998 810Memorial: Española, Negatives 19 June 1998 811Memorial: Española, Photographs 1 19 June 1998 812Memorial: Española Photographs 219 June 1998 813Commemoration: Medellín 28 August 1998 814Tumblewords reprint request 22 September 1998 815Memorial altar: Victoria Plata10 October- 1 November 1998 816Red Crane Book Catalogue 1998 817"Sagel Award-Winning Play at El Río." Rio Grande Sun, 22 October 1998 818"Espinoza to Direct Award-Winning Sagel Play." Rio Grande Sun, 29 October 1998 819"Doña Refugio Shows Jim Sagel at His Best." Pasatiempo, 30 Ocotber- 5 November 1998 820"'Doña Refugio' to Premiere Thrusday." Rio Grande Sun, 5 November 1998 821"Benefit Performance Plays Before a Full House." No publication, N.d. 822Doña Refugio y su comadre: Autographed script and stage directions N.d. 823Doña Refugio y su comadre: Production script and playbill November 1998 824Doña Refugio y su comadre: Production script N.d. 825Highlands University Lecture Series 1998-1999 826Jim Sagel Writing Prize: Red Crane Press 1998-1999 827UNM-LA tree-planting ceremony6 April 1999 828Jim Sagel Memorial Endowment: UNM-LA1998-1999 829Memorial Dedication: Estrella del Sur September 1999 830Publication offer: Editorial Castilla 2001 831Jim Sagel Memorial Lecture Series 1999-2002 9Obituary articles 91"Sagel Dead." Santa Fe Reporter, 8-14 April 1998 92"Obituary: Jim E. Sagel." Albuquerque Journal North, 8 April 1998 93"Renowned Writer Sagel Dies." Albuquerque Journal North, 8 April 1998 94"Anglo Writer Who Bridged Two Cultures Dies at Age 50." Santa Fe Reporter, 8 April 1998 95"Writer Jim Sagel Dies at 50." Fort Morgan Times, 9 April 1998 96"Writer Jim Sagel Found Dead." Rocky Mountain News, 9 April 1998 97"Jim Sagel, Award-Winning Author, Poet Dead at 50." Rio Grande Sun, 9 April 1998 98"Renowned Author Jim Sagel Dies Near Socorro." Rio Grande Sun, 9 April 1998 99"In Memorium: Jim Sagel." UNM Campus Newss, 13 April 1998 910"Pasó por aquí: Jim Sagel." The New Mexican , 14 April 1998 911"Artists, Writer Left a Legacy." Albuquerque Journal North, 15 April 1998 912"Friend's Leaving a Sad Mystery." Westminster Window, 16 April 1998 913"An Unflinching Eye." Santa Fe Reporter, 22-28 April 1998 914"NM Authors to Read in Honor of Sagel's Death." UNM Daily Lobo, 5 May 1998 915"Remembering Jim Sagel." Santa Fe Reporter, 6-12 May 1998 916"Sagel Memorial Set." Rio Grande Sun, 21 May 1998 917"El que nunca murió." El nuevo mexicano, 15 May 1998 918"The Voice of Jim Sagel." Santa Fe Reporter, 17-23 June 1998 919"Celebration Set to Honor Jim Sagel." Rio Grande Sun, 18 June 1998 920"Jim Sagel: Titles in Stock." Rio Grande Sun, 18 June 1998 921"Sagel Remembered Through Dance, Art and Poetry." Rio Grande Sun, 25 June 1998 922"Pasó por aquí: Jim Sagel." Poetry Flash, June/July 1998 923"Dedication." Rio Grande Sun, 2 July 1998 924"Other Spanish Market Artists Who Have Passed Away During the Year." Spanish Market 1998, 23-26 July 1998 925"Noted Bilingual Author Loved NM 'Spanglish.'" Albuquerque Journal, N.d. 926"Ceremony to Eulogize Jim Sagel." Albuquerque Journal, N.d. 927"In Memory of Jim Sagel." UNM Northern Campuses, N.d. 928"UNM-LA Instructor Jim Sagel Dies." Los Alamos Monitor, N.d. 9Condolence Letters 929A- [various] 930B- [various] 931C- [various] 932D- [various] 933E-F- [various] 934Estés, Claudia16 April 1998 935G-K- [various] 936L- [various] 937M- [various] 938N-P- [various] 101R- [various] 102S- [various] 103T-V- [various] 104W-Z- [various] 105"Vicky" [various] 106No Last Name [various] 107Anonymous [various] 108Letters to Teresa after Jim's death1998-1999 10Materials related to the Sagel archives: 109Index for Segment of Sagel ArchiveN.d. 1010John Randall's Appraisal of Sagel Archives8 January 2001 1011Pilar Rodríguez Archive NotesN.d. 1011UNM-LA Sagel Archive Contents6 May 2002 Correspondence, 1979-1998

This series includes professional correspondence with the presses that published Sagel’s work in book form: West End, Bilingual Review, Casa de las Américas, Red Crane, Ediciones del Norte, Place of Herons, and Cinco Puntos, among others. The series features solicitations for literary prizes, communication with literary agents, and letters from family, friends and colleagues. Correspondence between Sagel and numerous other authors (American, Latin American and Spanish) and educators is included, as is a congratulatory letter from Tomás Rivera in support of Sagel’s work.

 111Ab-Af [various] 112Ag-Ai [various] 113Aguilar, Ricardo,1990-1998 114Al [various] 115Am-Ap [various] 116Ar [various] 117Arpiazu, Miguel,1998 118As [various] 121At-Ay [various] 122Ba-Be [various] 123Benton, Lawrence,1984-1991 124Bergholz, Susan,1989-1994 125Bi-Bl [various] 126Bilingual Review/Press,1983-1996 127Binder, Wolfgang,1983-1984 128Bo [various] 129Br [various] 1210Bu-By [various] 1211Burciaga, Cecilia,1997-1998 1212Burciaga, José Antonio,1983-1989 131Burciaga, José Antonio,1991-N.d. 132Ca [various], 133Caballero, Raúl,1983-1992 134Casa de las Américas,1983-1997 135Ce [various] 136Certámen [various] 137Ch [various] 138Chávez, Denise,1986-1997 139Chicano Literary Contest,1987-1993 1310Christensen, Will and Naomi,1985-N.d. 1311Chronicle Books,1993-1996 1312Ci-Cl [various] 1313Ciddio, Jessica,1997-1998 1314Cinco Puntos Press,1986-1997 141Cisneros, Sandra,1984-1998 142Co [various] 143Cobos, Rubén,1987-1998 144Cody, Jim,1984-1991 145Concurso [various] 146Consulado de México,1992-1995 147Cordova, Debbie,1988-1997 148Cr-Cu [various] 149Crawford, John,1987-N.d. 1410Cuesta, Martín,1992-1998 151Da [various] 152De [various] 153Del Solar, Daniel,1984-1998 154Del Valle, Mario,1989-1998 155Denton, Margery,1991-N.d. 156Dessús, Virginia,1985-1997 157Di-Do [various] 158DiSuvero, Victor,1993 159Dorris, Michael,1989-1997 1510Dr-Du [various] 1511Duff, Diane,1988-1990 1512Ea-Ed [various] 1513Ediciones del Norte,1988-1993 1514Eh-En [various] 1515Elizondo, Sergio,1987-1991 1516Encuentro Chicano México 1995,1995 161Er [various] 162Es-Ev [various] 163Fa-Fe [various] 164Fi-Fl [various] 165Floating Island Publications, 166Fo-Fu [various] 167Forns-Broggi, Roberto,1996-1997 168Ga [various] 169García, Nasario,1990-1998 1610Ghost Ranch,1984-1994 1611Gi-Gl [various] 1612Gilmore, Eleanor,1990-1998 1613Go [various] 1614González, Ray,1987-1992 1615Gr [various] 1616GTE-Gu [various] 171Ha [various] 172Hampton Brown Company,1997-1998 173Harjo, Joy,1989-1994 174Hay, Jim,1984-1993 175Hayes, Charles,1984-1988 176He [various] 177Herrera, Juan Felipe,1981-1992 178Hi [various] 179Hispanic Link,1983-1988 1710Hispanic Link,1989-1998 1711Ho [various] 1712Hu [various] 1713I [various] 1714Ja-Je [various] 1715Jo-Ju [various] 181Ka-Ki [various] 182Keller, Gary,1983-1987 183Kn-Ku [various] 184Knaebel, André,1997 185La [various] 186Lamadrid, Enrique,1984-1990 187Le [various] 188Letters from Children [Alcalá, Mónica- Zarate, Erica], 189Letters from Children [Adriana- various], 1810Li [various] 1811Ll-Lo [various] 1812López, Alejandro,1983-1991 1813Lu-Ly [various] 191Mac-Man [various] 192Mar-Maz [various] 193Macias, Elva,1994 194Mc [various] 195McDonald, Pita,1986-1998 196Me [various] 197Mestas, Arlene,1991-1996 198Mi [various] 199Milligan, Bryce,1986-1994 1910Ministerio de Educación y Cultura "Queries Sent",N.d. 1911Mod-Moore [various] 1912Momaday, N. Scott,1989 1913Montoya, José,1990 1914Mor-My [various] 1915Museum of New Mexico1985-1988 1916Na [various] 1917Nancy Stauffer Associates,1993-1996 1918Naranjo, Laurie,1991-N.d. 1919National Endowment for the Arts,1984-1995 201Ned-New Directions [various] 202New Mexico A- New Mexico L [various] 20New Mexico Arts Division: 20New Mexico Arts Division: 2031983-1984 2041984-1987 2051988-1994 206New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities,1987-1997 207New Mexico Highlands University,1988-1996 208New Mexico Humanities Council,1983-1986 209New Mexico Magazine,1984-1996 2010New Mexico Military Institute- New Mexico State [various], 2011New Scholar- Nuñez, James [various] 2012Nichols, John,1979-1997 211O [various] 212Pa [various] 213Pe-Ph [various] 214PEN Organization,1991-1994 215Peña, Alfonso,1994-1998 216Pi-Pl [various] 217Pleasant Company,1997-1998 218Po [various] 219Pr-Ps [various] 21Premios: 2110A-C [various] 2111Casa de las Américas,1980-2000 221Ciudad de San Sebastián,1997 222E-I [various] 223J-M [various] 224N-V [various] 225"Premios Not Sent" [various] 226Pu [various] 227Puerto del Sol,1985-1996 228Q [various] 229Ra [various] 2210Re [various] 22Red Crane Books: 22111991-1994 22121995-1998 2213Revagliatti, Rolando,1997-1998 231Ri [various] 232Rivera, Tomás,1981 233Ro-Ry [various] 23Rodríguez, Pilar: 2341991-1998 235N.d. 236Sa-San Juan [various] 237Santa Clara- Sarkonak [various] 238Sagel, Betty,N.d. 239Sagel, Bob,1985-1998 2310Sagel, Gary,1995-N.d. 2311Sagel Family [various] 2312Salazar, Jesús,1994-1995 2313Salazar, Joe and Jeannette,1980-1990 2314Sc-Si [various] 2315Schmidt, Alejandro,1996-1997 241Sk-Sp [various] 242Soto, Gary,1991 243St-Sy [various] 244Ta-Ti [various] 2455Tafolla, Carmen,1991-1995 246Tr-Tu [various] 247U [various] 248Ulibarri, Sabine,1988-1990 249Universidad de Guadalajara,1995 2410University of New Mexico,1990-1998 2411University of New Mexico-Española- Univeristy of New Mexico-Taos [various] 2412University of New Mexico- Los Alamos,1985-1991 251University of New Mexico- Los Alamos,1991-1997 25University of New Mexico Press: 2521986-1996 2531996-1998 254University of New Mexico- Santa Fe,1986-1997 255Va- Ve [various] 256Vi-Vz [various] 257Villanueva, Tino,1984-1990 258Viramontes, Helen,1991 259Wa-Wh [various] 2510Weimer, Caroline,1991-1997 2511West End Press,1990-1992 2512Wi-Wr [various] 2513X [various] 2514Y [various] 2515Z [various] 25Unidentified Correspondence 2516No Last Name [A-K] 2517No Last Name [L-V] 2518No Name/Indecipherable [various] 2519No Name, N.d. [various] Written Works

Collections are listed first in each subseries, followed by individual pieces, and then by miscellaneous materials (fragments, notes, outlines) that pertain to the subseries but that are not associated with any particular work.

 26Children's Literature

The subseries Children’s Literature is divided into the three books that Sagel published, and into individual stories. The books Always the Heart/ Siempre el corazón, Garden of Stories/ Jardín de cuentos, Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/ Donde soplan los vientos de canela are listed alphabetically by their English titles and are preceded by a proposal Sagel made for a series of children’s book. Because most of the books experienced title changes during their composition, drafts with other working titles are listed alphabetically under the book to which they pertain; for example, “Hembras Tejidas” and “Mujer cambiante” both became “Always the Heart”, and are therefore listed under that book.

 261Children's Book Series Proposal Draft 26Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón 262Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Research notes 263Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notes 1 264Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notes 2 265Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notebook A 266Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notebook B 267Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notebook C 268Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Notebook D 269Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Book outline 2612Always the Heart: Draft Fragment A 2610Siempre el corazón: Draft Fragments A and B 2611Siempre el corazón: Draft Fragment C 2613Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Bilingual draft fragment 2614Always the Heart: Draft A 2615Always the Heart: Draft B 2616Siempre el corazón: Revision, "Sharon"21 Feb 1998 2617Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Draft comments 2618Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Drafts of glossary/glosario 2619Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Contract, Red Crane Books 2620Always the Heart/Siempre el corazón: Publicity 2621Hembras tejidas: Draft fragment A 2622Hembras tejidas: Draft A 271Hembras tejidas: Draft B 272Mujer cambiante: Draft fragment A 273Mujer cambiante: Working draft 274La mujer que se cambia: Draft A 275La mujer que se cambia: Draft B 276La mujer que se cambia: Draft C 277Regresar en dos tiempos: Draft A 278Regresar en dos tiempos: Draft B 279Woven Women: Draft A 2710Woven Women: Draft A 28Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos 281Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Notes 282Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Notebook 283Garden of Stories: Draft 284Jardín de cuentos: Draft Fragment A 285Jardín de cuentos: Draft Fragment B 286Jardín de cuentos: Working Draft 287Jardín de cuentos: Draft A 288Jardín de cuentos: Draft B 289Jardín de cuentos: Draft C 2810Jardín de cuentos: Draft D 2811Jardín de cuentos: Draft E 2812Jardín de cuentos: Draft F 2813Jardín de cuentos: Draft G 291Jardín de cuentos: Draft H 292Jardín de cuentos: Revision, Maribel Leyva 293Jardín de cuentos: Revision, Nasario García 294Jardín de cuentos: Revision, Ricardo Aguilar 295Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Contract, Red Crane Books 296Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Book 297Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Reviews and Publicity 298Garden of Stories/Jardín de cuentos: Signed book review, New Mexico Magazine 29Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela 299Los anteojos de la Tía Zulema: Draft A 2910Tía Zulema's Glasses: Draft A 2911Tía Zulema's Glasses: Revision, Ann Mason29 October 1992 2912Jack of Hearts/Sota de copas: Bilingual draft fragments A-D 301Jack of Hearts: Draft fragment, Anonymous revision 302Jack of Hearts: Draft A 303Jack of Hearts: Draft B 304Jack of Hearts: Revision, Ann Mason3 December 1992 305Jack of Hearts: Revision, Ann Mason7 January 1993 306Sota de copas: Draft fragment A 307Sota de copas: Draft A 308Sota de copas: Draft B 309Sota de copas: Revision, Anonymous14 January 1993 3010Sota de oro: Working draft 3011Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Outline 3012Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Draft fragments A,B,C 3013Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Draft fragments D,E 3013Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Draft fragments F,G,H 311Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Draft fragment I 312Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow: Draft fragments A,B,C,D 313Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Draft A 314Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Contract, Red Crane Books 315Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Book 316Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Reader's Advance Copy 317Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Publication, Revista del sur 318Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow/Donde soplan los vientos de canela: Reviews and publicity 319Children's literature: Notes, assorted 3110"La cara en la tortilla": Drafts A-F 3111"La cara en la tortilla": Literary prize submissions 3112"Chuang Tzu and You" 3113"Chuang Tzu y tú" 3114"Los colores del corazón" Spanish 3115"Los colores del corazón" Bilingual 3116"The Colors of the Heart" 3117"The Face In the Tortilla": Drafts A-C 3118"Imp" 3119"La Imp" 3120"La que valió por dos" 3121"The One Who Was Worth Twice As Much" 3122"Reynita and the Miraculous Tortilla" 3123"Reynita y la tortilla milagrosa": Drafts A-D 32Editorial Works

Three major editorial projects to which Sagel contributed are listed alphabetically, and are followed by collections and works of other authors that Sagel edited.

 32"Pleasant Company Josefina" series 321Así es Josefina, 19 November 1996 322Así es Josefina, 9 December 1996 323Así es Josefina, 16 January 1997 324Así es Josefina, 21 January 1997 325Así es Josefina, 26 February 1997 326Así es Josefina, 24 March 1997 327Josefina Learns a Lesson, 19 May 1997 328Josefina's Surprise, 7 July 1997 329Josefina aprende una lección, 12 August 1997 3210Una sorpresa para Josefina, 21 January 1997 32Puerto del Sol Caló Edition 32Submissions: 3211Francisco Alarcón, 1991 3212Juan Estevan Arellano, N.d. 3213Alberto Blanco, 5 December 1990 3214Carole Bubash, 15 Ocotber 1990 3215José Antonio Burciaga, 25 October 1990 3216Jacinto Jesús Cardona, 13 December 1990 3217Ana Castillo, 2 October 1990 3218Sandra Cisneros, N.d. 3219Angela de Hoyos, 27 December 1990 3220Cecilio García Camarino, 15 October 1990 3221Hisuaro Garza, 12 Nov 1990 3222Alicia Gaspar de Alba,N.d. 331Gloria González, 16 October 1990 332Rafael Jesús González, 13 December 1990 333Ray González, 22 December 1990 334Juan Felipe Herrera, 28 December 1990 335Rita María Magdaleno, 17 December 1990 336José Montoya, N.d. 337José Olvera, 25 December 1990 338Javier Pacheco, 1990-1991 339Merrihelen Ponce, 2 January 1990 3310Larry Quintana, 11 February 1991 3311Margaret Randall, 1990-1991 3312Levi Romero, 9 January 1991 3313Eduardo Sálazar y Tafoya, 2 October 1990 3314Trindidad Sánchez, 1990-1991 3315Carmen Tafoya, N.d. 3316Jorge Thomas, 1990-1991 3317Christine Vigil, N.d. 3318Tino Villanueva, 13 November 1990 3319Albert Vogel, 25 December 1990 3320Bernice Zamora, 1 November 1990 3321Various, N.d. 3322Correspondence, 1991 3323Outline 3324Edition Introduction 3325Publication notes 3326Proofs 33Suntracks Anthology 33Submissions: 3327Romolo Arellano, 26 November 1982 3328Farrell Brody, 22 November 1983 3329Joseph Bruchac, 24 October 1982 3330José Antonio Burciaga, 29 November 1982 3331Delfina Rede Chávez, N.d. 3332David Condit, 1982-1984 3333Darlene Eckleberry, N.d.-1984 3334Anne Valley Fox, 1982-1984 3335Willard Gingerich, 17 December 1982 3336Tom Heidlebaugh, N.d.- 1984 3337Marie Levy, 9 November 1983 3338Nana, N.d. 3339Teresa Naranjo, N.d. 3340Nora Naranjo-Morse, 1982-1984 3341Simon Ortiz, 1983-1984 3342Leo Romero, 1982-1984 3343Arthur Sze, 1984 341Luci Tapanhoso, N.d.-1984 342Mah-do-ge tohee, N.d.-1984 343Enriqueta Vázquez, N.d. 344Frank Waters, 1982-1984 345Keith Wilson, N.d. 346Various, N.d. 347Correspondence, 1981-1984 348Call for papers, Contract, 1983 349Notes 3410Artwork 3411Author contact information 3412Arlene Mestas, N.d. 3413Colors: Come Out Of Their Sleep 1986-1987 3414Cuentos: Telling Our Stories II, 1983 3415Imagine, December 1983 3416Imagine: Una revista bilingue, 1980 3417Mysterious Other World, 1983-1984 3418Nihaa Hane’ Our Stories Nuestros Cuentos, 1985 3419Press release: "UNM-La Presents Two Speakers in Jauary", 1992 3420Richard Yáñez short stories, N.d. 3421Shiny Weather: Imaginitive Writing from Santa Fe Secondary Schools, 1985-1986 34Southwest High School Creative Writing Awards: 3422Spring 1980 3423Spring 1981 3424Spring 1985 3425Spring 1986 3426Spray-Painting America... With Stories and Poems, 1984-1985 3427Vía Imaginación: DraftN.d. 3428Vía Imaginación, May 1987 3429300th Anniversary of Santa Fe de la Cañada Parish, 1995 35Essays

Individual essay collections are listed alphabetically at the beginning of the subseries. Published essays follow; they are listed first by place of publication, and then chronologically. The places of publication are in the following order: Albuquerque Journal and Albuquerque Journal North, other newspapers, New Mexico Magazine, other magazines, the Albuquerque Museum, and book and movie reviews. Each article listed features a subheading describing the subjects of that article. Unpublished articles, listed alphabetically, and notes for which no draft could be found are at the end of the subseries.

 35Essay Collections 35Buena Carga: 351Draft A 352Draft B 353Correspondence, 9 April 1990 35Dancing To Pay the Light Bill: 354Drafts, "¿Cómo se dice 'Big Mac' en español?" 355Drafts, "Dichos" 356Draft, "Education and Other Little-Known Dangers" 357Drafts, "Gabriel's Bar and Grill" 358Drafts, "Talking Ronald Reagan" 359Drafts, "El Turco" 3510Drafts, "What If Kearney Took the Wrong Turn at Las Vegas?" 3511Drafts, Various essays 3512Volume Draft A 3513Contract, Red Crane Press 3514Book 3515Book Review, New Mexico Magazine, July 1992 3516Book Reviews and Publicity, 1992-1994 3517Talking points 35Una High Life: 3518-19Draft A [2 folders] 361-2Draft B [2 folders] 363-4Draft C [2 folders] 36I'm Tellin' This Story Now: 365Book proposal 366Notebook 367Draft A [2 folders] 371Draft A [2nd folder] 372Draft B 37Straight From the Heart: 373Notes 374Draft A 375Draft B 376Draft C 377Photos 378Contract, UNM Press 379Proofs 3710Reviews, 1991-1994 3711Publicity/Cataloging 37La vida de antes: 3712Notes 3713Notebook A 3714Notebook B 381Notebook C 382Notebook D 383Outline 384Draft fragment A 385Draft fragment B 386-7La vida de antes: Draft A [2 folders] 388-9La vida de antes: Draft B [2 folders] 38<emph render="bold">Albuquerque Journal</emph> feature articles 3810"Quehaceres: Weaver's Way of Life Makes Art of Work." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 December 1981

Subject: Agueda Martínez, weaving

 3811"Dancing Pueblo Patriarch 'Just a 90-Year-Old Kid." No publication, 9 December 1981

Subject: Liberato Montoya, senior citizens, dancing, folk singing, San Juan Pueblo

 3812"Art of Brothers Taps New Mexico Heritage." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 December 1981

Subject: Alejandro López, Manuel López, Felix López, painting, santero, woodcarving, sculpture

 3813"Matachines: Man 'Born to Be Musician' Helps Preserve Holiday Drama." Albuquerque Journal North, 23 December 1981

Subject: Roberto Vialpando, matachines, folk music

 3814"Curandera: Healer Employs Herbs, Wisdom, Humor." Albuquerque Journal North, 26 December 1981

Subject: Sóstenes Trujillo, curanderismo, brujas

 3815"Courage: Man Went from Isolation to Life of Travel, Teaching." Albuquerque Journal North, 31 December 1981

Subject: Joe Salazar, New Mexico School for the Visually Impaired, Santa Cruz High School

 391"Potter Still Does Things Her Way, the Old Way." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 January 1982

Subject: Florence Naranjo, weaving, pottery, San Ildefonso Pueblo

 392"Guardian Angel: Española Woman Aids the Old." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 January 1982

Subject: Ramona Chávez, Amigos del Valle Program, Española, senior citizens

 393"His Own Man." Albuquerque Journal North, 27 January 1982

Subject: Merle Yordy, Española

 394"Center Helps Alcoholics Find Hope, Kick Habit." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 February 1982

Subject: Rio Grande Center, Eduardo Lavadie, Lorenzo Valdéz

 395"Some Things Never Change." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 February 1982

Subject: Jesús Ríos, Teresa Ríos, woodchopping

 396"Palm Reader Employs Simple Prayer, Good Advice." Albuquerque Journal North, 27 February 1982

Subject: Sister Rosa, palm reading

 397"Bond House: Española Community Pitches in to Restore Historic Victorian Adobe House." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 March 1982

Subject: Bond House, Española, Lavender Kid

 398"Musician Keeps Hispanic Tradition Alive." Albuquerque Journal North, 13 March 1982

Subject: Cipriano Vigil, folk music

 399"Working Clay: Potter Molds Link to Past." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 March 1982

Subject: Felipe Ortega, pottery

 3910"At 104, Priest Still Lively." Albuquerque Journal North, 24 March 1982

Subject: Father Jose Teres, Father Jose Cubells, Santa Cruz Parish

 3911"For Salvadoran, It Was Take Up Gun or Leave." Albuquerque Journal North, 27 March 1982

Subject: José, El Salvador, deportation, President López Portillo

 3912"Capilla de Santa Rita." Albuquerque Journal North, 30 March 1982

Subject: Santa Rita, Mickie Medina, Enemecio Martínez,

3913"'Dear Mr. President' Latest of N.M. Group's Projects." Albuquerque Journal North, 3 April 1982

Subject: Wilfredo Vigil, Save the Children Program, Española

 3914"A Man of Faith." Albuquerque Journal North, 10 April 1982

Subject: José Patricio Cruz, shepherding

 3915"'Owl Man' Creates Visions." Albuquerque Journal North, 17 April 1982

Subject: Jaime Valdéz, sculture, carving, painting

 3916"A Man of Faith." Albuquerque Journal, 19 April 1982

Subject: José Patricio Cruz, shepherding

 3917"Still Together After 75 Years." Albuquerque Journal North, 24 April 1982

Subject: Vicentita Espinosa, Antonio Espinoza,

3918"Program Extends Open Hand." Albuquerque Journal North, 8 May 1982

Subject: Open Hands Program, Victoria Cross, National Endowment for the Humanities, New Mexico Arts Division

 3919"Dancing On Move in Dixon." Albuquerque Journal North, 12 May 1982

Subject: Sylvia Vergara Carr, dancing, Arte Mudanza

 3920"A Big... Story." Albuquerque Journal North, 15 May 1982

Subject: Felipe Archuleta, Leroy Archuleta, woodcarving, juggling

 3921"Song, Motion, Language Form Clay of Artist's Life." Albuquerque Journal North, 22 May 1982

Subject: Harold Littlebird, pottery

 3922"Low Rider- 'Bad Company' Doesn't Live Up to Name." Albuquerque Journal North, 2 June 1982

Subject: Paul Medina, Annabelle Medina, low rider

 3923"Sacred Art: Architect Builds Argument for Adobe." Albuquerque Journal North, 9 June 1982

Subject: Anita Rodríguez, adobe construction

 3924"Produce Grower Harvest Joy." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 June 1982

Subject: Truman Brigham, orchards, farming

 3925"Grandparents Program Good for Kids, Ancianos." Albuquerque Journal North, 23 June 1982

Subject: Foster Grandparents Program, Dolores Martínez

 3926"Museum Helps Keep Hope Alive for Fading Culture." Albuquerque Journal North, 7 July 1982

Subject: Rafael Lobato, Lauriano Cordova Memorial Museum, Vadito

 3927"Federico Vigil's Art Religious, Yet Intensely Human." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 July 1982

Subject: Federico Vigil, painting, retablo

 3928"Old Craft Live On." Albuquerque Journal North, 24 July 1982

Subject: David C'de Baca, Tomás C' de Baca, woodcarving, furniture

 3929"Writer Wanders Through Familiar Rooms." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 August 1982

Subject: Denise Chávez

 3930"Alfonso Story a Tale of Two." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 August 1982

Subject: Alfonso Alderete, Mildred Alderete, Cuba, bartending

 3931"Restored Church a Jewel." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 August 1982

Subject: San Juan Nepomuceno Parish, El Rito, Father Jerome Martínez y Alire

 3932"Jewelry Artists Among Best at Market." Albuquerque Journal North, 21 August 1982

Subject: Gail Bird, Yazzie Johnson, jewelry

 3933"Going Strong at 83, People Have Been Center of Former Santa Fe Mayor's Life." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 August 1982

Subject: Alfredo Ortiz, Santa Fe, politics

 3934"Unexpected Turns: Counselor-Artist Traveling Various Paths, Finds His Own Way." Albuquerque Journal North, 1 September 1982

Subject: Belarmino Esquibel, santero, painting, counseling

 3935"Hard Work Pays Off for Immigrants." Albuquerque Journal North, 18 September 1982

Subject: Anna Sopyn, John Sopyn, Rinconada, farming

 3936"Jenny's Music: Her Songs Play Part in Preserving History." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 September 1982

Subject: Jenny Vincent, folk music, Cantemos label

 3937"Burrito Business." Albuquerque Journal North, 29 September 1982

Subject: Leona Tiede, Dennis Tiede, restaurant, tortillas

 3938"His Cup (And House) Runneth Over." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 October 1982

Subject: Reid Evans

3939"Sharing His Gift." Albuquerque Journal North, 9 October 1982

Subject: David Salazar, music, martial arts

3940"Books on Wheels: Cruising Librarians Provide Valuable Link With Remote Areas." Albuquerque Journal North, 30 October 1982

Subject: bookmobile, New Mexico State Library Rural Services, Bill Franke, Ross Bustos

3941"An Expression of Faith." Albuquerque Journal North, 3 November 1982

Subject: Eliseo Rodríguez, Paula Rodríguez, straw inlay, santero

3942"Wall Art: Gilberto Guzmán Uses Color, Angles to Make Bold Statements." Albuquerque Journal North, 27 November 1982

Subject: Gilberto Guzmán, painting, murals

3943"Oke-Oweenge Cooperative Preserves Traditional Arts, Crafts." Albuquerque Journal North, 1 December 1982

Subject: Oke-Oweenge Cooperative, Joyce Ortiz, Bureau of Indian Affairs, artwork

401"A Man Possessed: His Art Takes Flight from Some Inner Vision." Albuquerque Journal North, 26 February 1983

Subject: Michael Naranjo, Laurie Naranjo, sculpture

 402"Community Works Together to Keep Lifeblood Flowing." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 April 1983

Subject: acequias, mayordomo, Herrera ditch

 403"All Agree: This Man's 'Not Normal Teacher.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 27 April 1983

Subject: Rick Powder, Santa Fe Alternative High School

 404"Bridging Worlds: Pueblo Leader Uses Ties with One Culture to Help Another." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 May 1983

Subject: Herman Agoyo, San Juan Pueblo

 405"Santa Cruz Parish Marks Church's 250th Anniversary Today." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 May 1983

Subject: Santa Cruz Parish, restoration, Father Luis Picazo

 406"Scholar, 83, Young of Mind." Albuquerque Journal North, 21 May 1983

Subject: Josué Trujillo, education

 407"Sharing the Past." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 May 1983

Subject: Chimayó Senior Citizens Center, Victoria Chávez, Alfredo Vigil, Lupita Naranjo, Soltera Martínez

 408"Octagenarian: Former Pueblo Blacksmith Has Had Many Irons in the Fire." Albuquerque Journal North, 9 July 1983

Subject: Miguel Casías, blacksmithing, San Juan Pueblo

 409"Storm Threatens 'Visitor's Paradise.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 9 July 1983

Subject: Mexico, taxis

 4010"Taxi Talk Tells a Lot About Nation." Albuquerque Journal North, 13 July 1983

Subject: Mexico, taxis

 4011"Arbitrary Line Divides One People." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 July 1983

Subject: Mexico, borders

 4012"Weaver Merges Not Just to Survive But to Excel in Life." Albuquerque Journal North, 23 July 1983

Subject: Tu Moonwalker, basketweaving

 4013"Dancing Iron: Blacksmith Breathes Life Into Hot Metal." Albuquerque Journal North, 30 July 1983

Subject: Rolando de León, blacksmithing

 4014"Activist Challenges World at Spiritual Crossroads." Albuquerque Journal North, 10 August 1983

Subject: José Lucero, Santa Clara Pueblo

 4015"Wealth Within." Albuquerque Journal North, 27 August 1983

Subject: Beroniz Borrego, senior citizen

 4016"Anthropologist Aids in Understanding of Textiles in Southwest." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 September 1983

Subject: Kate Peck Kent, anthropology, weaving, textiles

 4017"Marriage of Art: Two Work with Equal Passion But in Different Media, Methods." Albuquerque Journal North, 17 September 1983

Subject: Camilla Trujillo, Sam Quintana, pottery, music, sculpture, woodcarving

 4018"Bringing Cloth to Life: Weaver Carries Loom, Tradition to Santa Fe." Albuquerque Journal North, 21 September 1983

Subject: Marines Perez, weaving, Guatemala

 4019"A Man Who Keeps Things Running." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 October 1983

Subject: Salvatore DiLorenzo, Sirila DiLorenzo, handyman

 4020"Teacher Takes Learning Process Beyond Walls of Classroom." Albuquerque Journal North, 19 October 1983

Subject: Greg Cajete, Institute of American Indian Arts

 4021"Church Restoration Brings Surprises in Religious Art." Albuquerque Journal North, 2 November 1983

Subject: Santa Cruz Parish, restoration, Pedro Antontio Fresquís, Alan Vedder, Marie Cash

 4022"Artist's Work Always Travels with Customers." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 November 1983

Subject: Gilbert Coriz, tatooing

 4023"Herb Expert Says Traditional Remedios Can Bring Good Help." Albuquerque Journal North, 7 December 1983

Subject: Chavela Esparza, herbology, remedios

 4024"One-Man Band Makes Music, Instruments, Art." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 December 1983

Subject: Max Trujillo, instruments, music

 4025"Vet Recalls Barbarity of 'Great War.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 21 December 1983

Subject: Abenicio Romero, Emilia Romero, senior citizens

 4026"Small Station Still Provides Old-Fashioned Service." Albuquerque Journal North, 28 December 1983

Subject: Baker's Conoco, Doris Baker, Sharon Frost, Pat Durán, gas station

 4027"217 Children Called Her 'Mom.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 2 January 1984

Subject: Barbara Vigil, El Dorado Restaurant, foster parenting

4028"Singer Becomes Sculptor in 'Isolated' Taos Home." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 January 1984

Subject: Eduardo Rael, opera, music, sculpture

4029"25 Year Old Family Business Still Keeping Things Covered" Albuquerque Journal North, 21 January 1984

Subject: B&M Upholstery, Miguel Bustamante, Alfredo Bustamante

4030"An Immigration Problem: Manhattan and Dallas 'Greenbacks.'" Impact 24 January 1984

Subject: New Mexico tourism, cultural sensitivity, rudeness

4031"Robert Bluestone Follows in Footsteps of Guitarist Segovia." Albuquerque Journal North, 11 February 1984

Subject: Robert Bluestone, guitar, music

 4032"Photographer Mixes Images Trying to Offer True Picture." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 February 1984

Subject: Meridel Rubenstein, photography, montage

4033"Body Language." Albuquerque Journal North, 10 March 1984

Subject: Zuleikha, dance

4034"The Lowdown on Lowrider Laughs: Española Jokes." Impact 13 March 1984

Subject: Española

4035"All in the Family." Albuquerque Journal North, 17 March 1984

Subject: welding, Debbie Jorgensen, Mike Jorgensen, Howard Jorgensen

411"Los Alamos County's Iron Sheriff." Albuquerque Journal North, 19 May 1984

Subject: Louis Rojas, sheriff, ironworker

412"Ex-Dairy Man David Ferguson Still Active." Albuquerque Journal North, 2 June 1984

Subject: David Ferguson, farming, senior citizen

 413"New Restaurant Has Touches of Home." Albuquerque Journal North, 13 June 1984

Subject: Anthony's at the Delta Restaurant, Anthony García, Manuel García

 414"Burro Ride Offers Views, 300 Years of History." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 July 1984

Subject: Paseo de la Tierra Vieja, Marco Oviedo, Pat Trujillo, burros, donkeys

 415"New Organization Helps Artists Market Works." Albuquerque Journal North, 28 July 1984

Subject: Artes Hispanos del Norte, Spanish Market, Darien Cabral

 416"Pueblo Potter Mixes Old Ways, Innovative Forms." Albuquerque Journal North, 15 August 1984

Subject: Nora Naranjo-Morse, sculpture, pottery

 417"Energy Flows from Handweaver Who is Student of Dyes, Textiles." Albuquerque Journal North, 18 August 1984

Subject: weaving, Ramona Saskietewa, Kate Peck Kent

 418"Witness to History." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 August 1984

Subject: Harry C. de Baca, Foreign Service

 419"Santero: Luisito Luján Rekindles Boyhood Joy of Carving." Albuquerque Journal North, 1 September 1984

Subject: Luisito Luján, santero, woodcarving

 4110"Cleofas Vigil Preserves Culture with Tales Learned in His Youth." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 September 1984

Subject: Cleofas Vigil, folk music, storytelling

 4111"Visitor's Lack of Etiquette Could Be Taxing." Albuquerque Journal 9 October 1984

Subject: tourism, etiquette

 4112"Arturo Jaramillo Extends Hospitality." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 November 1984

Subject: Haciendo Rancho de Chimayó, Arturo Jaramillo, tourism

 4113"Electric Co-Op Inspires Solution to Arms Race." Albuquerque Journal North, 30 January 1985

Subject: blackout, 1984, Jemez Mountains Electric Co-Op

 4114"Los Viejitos Festival Offers World's First 'Geriatric' Folk Jam." Albuquerque Journal 31 May 1985

Subject: folk music, Edwin Berry, Los Alegres de Taos, Jack Loeffler, Julia Jaramillo

 4115"'Medio Caballo' Prefers Horses to Men." Albuquerque Journal North, 17 July 1985

Subject: Apolonio Trujillo, Adam Tapia, horseback riding

 4116"Computer Enters, La Farmacia Stays the Same." Albuquerque Journal North, 24 July 1985

Subject: Leo Wink, La Farmacia, Española

 4117"Research Scientist, Man of the Cloth, Teacher." Albuquerque Journal North, 7 August 1985

Subject: Father Jim Rigert, Sacred Heart Parish, Notre Dame

 4118"No Liquor or Tobacco for 100 Years." Albuquerque Journal North, 31 August 1985

Subject: Virginia Ortega, senior citizens

 4119"She Danced Until Her Century Expired." Albuquerque Journal North, 31 August 1985

Subject: Petra Lucero Chávez, senior citizens, Silverio Chávez

 4120"Resurrection Freed Him To Honor Crucifixion." Albuquerque Journal North, 7 September 1985

Subject: Paul Pacheco, santero, woodcarving, folk music

 4121"Anciano Remembers Dancing Days of His Youth." Albuquerque Journal North, 11 September 1985

Subject: Patricio Chacón, senior citizens, blacksmithing, ranching

 4122"Catalonian Priest Becomes Citizen." Albuquerque Journal North, 2 October 1985

Subject: Father Luis Picazo, Santa Cruz Parish

 4123"Art Conservators, Sceintists Team Up On Reredos Project." Albuquerque Journal 6 October 1985

Subject: Santa Cruz Parish, reredo, restoration, Los Alamos National Laboratory

 4124"Deafness Won't Stop His Dreams." Albuquerque Journal North, 12 October 1985

Subject: Richard Pearson, Los Alamos National Laboratory, drafting

 4125"Wood, and the World, As Inspiration." Albuquerque Journal North, 12 October 1985

Subject: Lorenzo Ortega, Santero, woodcarving

 4126"Weaving Is Hard Work, But Wonderous." Albuquerque Journal North, 19 October 1985

Subject: Eppie Archuleta, weaving

 4127"Independence- Goal and Promise of IAIA." Albuquerque Journal North, 26 October 1985

Subject: Jon Wade, Institute of American Indian Arts, Bureau of Indian Affairs

 4128"Remembering the Old Days- And the Hard Days." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 November 1985

Subject: Margarita Ortega, senior citizens, Adolfo Ortega

 4129"Injured Birds of Prey Find a Healing Hand in Vet." Albuquerque Journal North, 13 November 1985

Subject: Kathleen Ramsey, veterinarian, bird of prey

 4130"Jet-Setter Returns of Española Valley with Riches To Sell." Albuquerque Journal North, 23 November 1985

Subject: Marco Polo Shop, Chimayó Trading Post, Leo Trujillo, Beryl Steurt, Española

 4131"A Land Grant 'Theft' and the Fight It Kindled." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 December 1985

Subject: Uvaldo Velásquez, Reies López Tixerina, Tierra Amarilla Land Grant, ejido, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

 4132"Story Collector Hands Down 'La Cultura' to Its Kids." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 January 1986

Subject: Guadalupe Baca Vaughn, Las Vegas, New Mexico Folklore Society, folklore, Father José Antonio Martínez

 4133"Selling Groceries His Way- the Old Fashioned Way." Albuquerque Journal North, 18 January 1986

Subject: Johnnie Armijo, Johnnie's Cash Store, Bertha Archuleta, Santa Fe

 4134"He Saw Halley's the First Time." Albuquerque Journal North, 22 January 1986

Subject: Max Vigil, senior citizens, Gorgonia Vigil, ranching, horseback riding, Halley's comet

 4135"Los Alamos: He Lived on the Hill Before It Meant 'The Bomb.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 1 February 1986

Subject: Marcos Gómez, Los Alamos, Los Alamos National Laboratory, senior citizens

4136"What If Kearney Had Taken a Wrong Turn?" Albuquerque Journal North, 6 March 1986

Subject: New Mexico History, Stephen Kearney, Thomas Catron

4137"McCurdy Mission." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 March 1986

Subject: José Manuel 'Chic' Martínez, Mc Curdy School, United Methodist Church, Española, Robert Vialpando, Wilomena Chávez, Adelina Griego, Cándido Medina

4138"Not All Pottery is Indian." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 February 1987

Subject: Ofelia Jaramillo, Dennis Jaramillo, pottery, La Madera

4139"Being a Woman Doesn't Keep Her from Being Involved." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 February 1987

Subject: Cordelia Coronado, weaving, Rio Chama Acequias Association, Ghost Ranch, La Lanzadera

421"New Songs, Young Feet Carry an Ancient Message." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 February 1987

Subject: dancing, Peter García, San Juan Pueblo, Reycita García, storytelling

 422"Historical Records Have State Archives Bursting at Seams." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 March 1987

Subject: State Records Center, Michael Miller, Richard Salazar, New Mexico History

 423"Film Maker: First Listen, Then Share." Albuquerque Journal North, 6 March 1987

Subject: Larry Littlebird, fimmaking, Laguna Pueblo

 424"Architect Sees Pueblos Losing Focus." Albuquerque Journal North, 11 March 1987

Subject: Rina Swentzell, Santa Clara Pueblo, Rose Naranjo, Santa Clara Day School

 425"Artists' Walk for Peace to Span 2 Continents." Albuquerque Journal North, 12 March 1987

Subject: Oscar Tinajero Escobedo, International Year of Peace, El Colectivo Artístico de Morelia

 426"Poet Finds that Teaching Is Learning Experience." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 March 1987

Subject: Phil Foss, Joyce Begay, Tyuoni Magazine, National Endowment for the Arts, Institute of American Indian Arts

 427"Tillie C. de Baca Didn't Follow Rules." Albuquerque Journal North, 24 March 1987

Subject: Tillie C. de Baca, Tony Baca, senior citizens, teaching

 428"State Historian Declares He's Alive and Working." Albuquerque Journal North, 25 March 1987

Subject: Marc Simmons, New Mexico history, Santa Fe Trail, car accident

 429"Composer Traces Roots of Original American Music." Albuquerque Journal North, 26 March 1987

Subject: Julio Estrada, indigenous music, composing

 4210"Solar Advocates Predict Industry Will Survive Dark Ages." Albuquerque Journal North, 1 April 1987

Subject: Carl Breuning, Peggy Coyne-Breuning, solar energy

 4211"Learning to Express." Albuquerque Journal North, 4 April 1987

Subject: Jerry Praver, Bev Praver, Sister Joyce Quintana, Holy Cross School, folk music, education

 4212"Lebeo's Monitors Dixon Heartbeat." Albuquerque Journal North, 7 April 1987

Subject: Lebeo's Store, Lebeo Martínez, Grace Rendón, Dixon

 4213"Novelist-Playwright Pair Dive into Mainstream of Rural Life." Albuquerque Journal North, 9 April 1987

Subject: Stanley Crawford, Rosemary Crawford, Mayordomo, writing, acequias, Dixon

 4214"Molinero's Spirit Will Long Outlast His Dying Lifestyle." Albuquerque Journal North, 14 April 1987

Subject: Pedro García, milling, Medanales, Acequia de los Martínez, Beroníz García

 4215"Worker's Society Traces its Roots to Turbulent Era." Albuquerque Journal North, 16 April 1987

Subject: Sociedad Protección Mutua de Trabajadores Unidos, Zeke Salazar, Dan Romero, Celedonio Mondragón, Patricio Maes

4216"Sparky's Seniority Rests on Solid Dependability." Albuquerque Journal North, 21 April 1987

Subject: Sparky's restaurant, Porfirio 'Sparky' Maestas, Rose Maestas

4217"Artists Preserve 'Retablo' Style with Reverence." Albuquerque Journal North, 28 April 1987

Subject: Deane Delgado, Alberto Delgado, retablos, santero, tinsmithing

4218"Generations Keep Picurís Pottery Alive." Albuquerque Journal North, 1 May 1987

Subject: Cora Durand, Anthony Durand, pottery, Picurís Pueblo

4219"Spanish Craftsmen Have Direct Pipeline to Santa Fe Buyers." Albuquerque Journal North, 5 May 1987

Subject: Dante Fernández, De Pedro International, furniture, Artespaña

 4220"Church is Origin and Destination of Santero's Art." Albuquerque Journal North, 19 May 1987

Subject: Luis Tapia, santero, La Confradía, San Ildefonso Church, reredos

 4221"With Family Grown, Grandmother Takes Turn With Jet Set." Albuquerque Journal North, 20 May 1987

Subject: Rosina Gómez, Southwest Airline, travel

 4222"Couple Finds New Mexico and 'Adventure' After Korea." Albuquerque Journal North, 29 May 1987

Subject: Namsoon Park, Sung-Soo Park, Korea, Northern New Mexico Community College

 4223"Anthroplogist Keeps in Touch With Kenya." Albuquerque Journal North, 10 June 1987

Subject: Wairimu Bowman, Kenya, Los Alamos, Helen Roberts

 4224"Adobe Lover." Albuquerque Journal North, 13 June 1987

Subject: Quentin Wilson, adobe, architecture

 4225"Cedar Serenade." Albuquerque Journal North, Indian Market 199014 August 1990

Subject: Robert Mirabel, traditional flute music, Taos Pueblo

 4226"Husband Revives Pottery Tradition." Albuquerque Journal North, Indian Market 1990 14 August 1990

Subject: Alton Komalestewa, Hopi tribe, Santa Clara Pueblo

 4227"Grand Dame Española Decked in Pride, Charm." Albuquerque Journal 17 May 1991

Subject: Española, low riders

 4228"Renaissance Man Losing Battle With Cancer." Albuquerque Journal 3 October 1996

Subject: Anthony (Tony) Burciaga, cancer, Drink Cultura, Casa Zapata

 4229"San Cristobal Native Recalls Hardship, Travel in 'Good Old Days.'" Albuquerque Journal North, 26 September

Subject: Aniseto Cordova, senior citizens

 4230"Not Forgotten" Albuquerque Journal North, N.d.

Subject: Eugene Shephard, shoeshining, Santa Fe, Veterans Barber Shop

 4231"Firewood Harvest is Annual Ritual of Northern N.M.." Albuquerque Journal North, 12 September

Subject: wood chopping, fall ritual

 4232"Martínez Family Stories Laced with State History." Albuquerque Journal North, 17 November

Subject: Ross Martínez, Martínez family, Féliz Martínez, La Voz del Pueblo, New Mexico history, Petaca Land Grant, Teodoro Martínez

 4233Albuquerque Journal North, article notes 4234Albuquerque Journal North, unidentified photographs 43Other Newspaper Articles 431"Española Doesn't Need Your Respect." Santa Fe Reporter, 14 July 1982

Subject: Española

 432"Spanglish!" Albuquerque Tribune, 29 June 1983

Subject: Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 433"How Do You Stop a 'Troca' Without Using 'Brecas'?" Rio Grande Sun, 14 July 1983

Subject: Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 434"Un plan para frustrar a las hordas extranjeras 'espaldas verdes' de Nuevo México." El Editor, 5 April 1984

Subject: New Mexico tourism, cultural sensitivity, rudeness

 435"Immigration in New Mexico." La Semana, 5 April 1984

Subject: New Mexico tourism, cultural sensitivity, rudeness

 436"La Solución Simpson-Mazzoli: Fuera los Pobres, Traigan los Ricos" La Semana, 5-11 April 1984

Subject: New Mexico tourism, cultural sensitivity, rudeness

 437"Plan para frustrar a las horads extranjeras 'espaldas verdes.'" El Sol, 6 April 1984

Subject: New Mexico tourism, cultural sensitivity, rudeness

 438"Solo un Salazar más/Just One More Salazar." La Voz, 23 August 1984

Subject: Joe Salazar, New Mexico School for the Visually Impaired, Santa Cruz High School

 439"Viva el 'Spanglish.'" La Opinión, 4 October 1984

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4310"Viva el 'Spanglish!' Los puristas culturales están perdiendo la batalla del idioma." El Sol, 30 November 1984

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4311"Viva el 'Spanglish!' Los puristas culturales están perdiendo la batalla del idioma." Miniondas, 6 December 1984

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4312"Call Spanglish What You will, Just Don't Call It Wrong." The Press-Enterprise, 8 December 1984

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4313"Viva Spanglish! Cultural Purists are Losing the Language Battle" El Perico, February 1985

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4314"Dichos Contain Wisdom of New Mexico's Spanish Settlers." The New Mexican, 23 September 1987

Subject: dichos, folk wisdom

4315"La guardia nacional y las sublevaciones territoriales de Nuevo México." El Sol, 9 September 1988

Subject: National Guard, land grant, Reies López Tijerina, Tierra Amarilla, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

4316"Otra Guardia Nacional." La Opinón, 15 September 1988

Subject: National Guard, land grant, Reies López Tijerina, Tierra Amarilla, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

4317"New Mexico Land Grant Dispute cast National Guard as Enforcer/La Guardia Nacional y las sublevaciones territoriales de Nuevo México." The San Diego Union, 2 October 1988

Subject: National Guard, land grant, Reies López Tijerina, Tierra Amarilla, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

4318"Tapia's Death Cart Transports a Tradition." El Hispano, 11 January 1989

Subject: Luis Tapia, carreta de la muerte, santero

 4319"El 'Sueño norteamericano': corrompido en el fondo." Tecolote, May 1990

Subject: Edward James Olmos, Rubén Blades, drugs, American Dream

 4320"Nothing but Light." Santa Fe Reporter, 18-24 december 1991

Subject: Stephanie, death, Velarde

 4321"How I Fell In Love with 'Dos mujeres, un camino.'" El Hispano Sacramento, 16 February 1994

Subject: telenovelas

 4322"The Telenovela's Newest Victim Is...Me." Hispanic Link, 14 March 1994

Subject: telenovelas

 4323"Viva el 'Spanglish!' Los puristas culturales estan perdiendo la batalla del idioma" El Heraldo de Broward, N.d.

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purit

 4324"Viva el 'Spanghlish!' Los puristas están perdiendo la batalla." La Semana, N.d.

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4325"Doña Agueda: Her Loom and Chile Hoe." No publication name, N.d.

Subject: Agueda Martínez, weaving

 43<emph render="bold">New Mexico Magazine</emph> Articles 4326"New Mexico's Olympic Hopefuls" Notes: Tony Sandoval 4327"New Mexico's Olympic Hopefuls" Notes 4328"New Mexico's Olympic Hopefuls." New Mexico Magazine, June 1984

Subject: Anthony (Tony) Sandoval, Matt Arnot, Ronnie Rentz, Chuck Aragón

 4329"Real New Mexicans Don't Eat Green Chile Quiche." New Mexico Magazine, November 1984

Subject: New Mexico culture, tourism

 4330"Spanglish Spoken Here." New Mexico Magazine, August 1985

Subject: code switching, Spanish, English, language purity

 4331"Eliseo Rodríguez: Art and the Holy Faith." New Mexico Magazine, December 1985

Subject: Eliseo Rodríguez, Paula Rodríguez, straw inlay, santero

4332"A Cultural Gathering: Millicent Rogers Museum." Research Material 4333"A Cultural Gathering: Millicent Rogers Museum." New Mexico Magazine, May 1986

Subject: Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, santos, weaving, jewelry, New Mexico arts

4334"Dichos: Words of Wit and Wisdom." New Mexico Magazine, July 1986

Subject: dichos, refránes, folk wisdom

4335"Horacio Valdéz: Master Santero." New Mexico Magazine, July 1986

Subject: Horacio Valdéz, santero, woodcarving

4336"Sculptor Shapes His Own Identity." New Mexico Magazine, August 1987

Subject: Michael Naranjo, Laurie Naranjo, sculpture

4337"Frank Waters: Author Finds Common Ground in Different Worlds." Notes and draft 4338"Frank Waters: Author Finds Common Ground in Different Worlds." New Mexico Magazine, February 1988

Subject: Frank Waters, writing, Flight From Fiesta, Fever Pitch

441"Artist Turns to Faith to Resurrect Spirit of the Past." New Mexico Magazine, July 1988

Subject: Luis Tapia, carreta de la muerte, santero

442"Vamos por leña: The Rites of Autumn." New Mexico Magazine, September 1989

Subject: wood chopping, fall ritual

443"Passion for Plants Blooming into Work of Art." New Mexico Magazine, April 1990

Subject: gardening, xeriscape, Robert Frasier

444"La Comadre Sebastiana: The Flip Side of Death." New Mexico Magazine, September 1992

Subject: attitudes toward death, La Flaca, fatalism

 445"Chile del Norte." Drafts A,B,C 446"Chile del Norte." Drafts D,E,F,G 447"Chile del Norte." New Mexico Magazine, Februrary/March 1996

Subject: chile, chile harvest, New Mexico food, "pretty chile senator"

44Other Magazine Articles 448 "Working Class Writers in the Southwest." Century Magazine, August 1982

Subject: writing, working, Frank Waters, Oliver LaFarge, Willa Cather, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Leslie Silko, Carmen Tafolla, Tony Mares, Salt of the Earth

449"Patriarch of San Juan Pueblo." Nuestro, October 1982

Subject: Liberato Montoya, senior citizens, dancing, folk singing, San Juan Pueblo

4410"Where the Sky Paints the Earth." Drafts A-C 4411"Where the Sky Paints the Earth." Hispanic, February 1989

Subject: Teresa Archuleta-Sagel, weaving

4412"Corrupt To Its Core." Hispanic Link, 12 February 1990

Subject: Subject: Edward James Olmos, Rubén Blades, drugs, American Dream

4413"Sandra Cisneros." Notes 4414"Sandra Cisneros." Notebook 4415-16"Sandra Cisneros." Research material [2 folders] 4417"Sandra Cisneros." Research material: Woman Hollering Creek manuscript 4418"Sandra Cisneros." Drafts A, B 4419"Sandra Cisneros." Publisher's Weekly, 29 March 1991

Subject: Sandra Cisneros, writing, Woman Hollering Creek, House on Mango Street

 451"No hay mal que por bien no venga." Drafts A, B 452"No hay mal que por bien no venga." Spanish Colonial Arts Society, Summer 1993

Subject: Horacio Valdez, santero, colonial art

453"Ilumincaiones: The New Mexico Within." El Palacio, Summer 1993

Subject: Photo essay, tourism, New Mexico

454"La Española." Ghost Ranch Journal, Spring 1994

Subject: Española, low riders

45Albuquerque Museum Articles 455Correspondence and contract, Albuquerque Museum, 1982.

Subject: Dora Ortiz Vásquez, Monica Soslaya-Haford, Ray John de Aragón, Rolando de León, Sam Quintana, Horacio Valdez

 456"Dora Ortiz Vásquez." Albuquerque Museum, N.d.

Subject: Dora Ortiz Vásquez, storytelling, teaching

 457"Monica Soslaya-Haford." Albuquerque Museum, N.d.

Subject: Monica Soslaya-Haford, santera

458"Ray John de Aragón." Albuquerque Museum, N.d.

Subject: Ray John de Aragón, writing, history, Padre Antonio Martínez, Padre Martínez and Archbishop Lamy

459"Rolando de León." Albuquerque Museum, N.d.

Subject: Rolando de León, blacksmithing

4510"Sam Quintana." Albuquerque Museum, N.d.

Subject: Sam Quintana, folk music, jewelry, sculpture, woodcarving

4511"Feria Artesana." Albuquerque Museum, 21-22 August 1982

Subject: Dora Ortiz Vásquez, Monica Soslaya-Haford, Ray John de Aragón, Rolando de León, Sam Quintana, Horacio Valdezg

45Book and movie reviews 4512"Book Review: Outcroppings from Navajoland." New Mexico Magazine, March 1986

Subject: Outcroppings from Navajoland, Donald Levering

4513"Book Review: Akrilica." No publication, N.d.

Subject: Akrilica, Juan Felipe Herrera

4514"Book Review: Weedee Peepo." No publication, N.d.

Subject: Weedee Peepo, Jose Burciaga

4515"Movie Review: Freedom Fighters." No publication, N.d.

Subject: Freedom Fighters

45Book Introductions 4516"Book Introduction: Papá." Nasario García 4517"Book Introduction: What Makes a Woman Beautiful." Joan Logghe 45Unpublished articles 4518"Arthur Sze." 4519"Los días de los muertos." 4520"Father Olona." 4521"Gloria López Cordova." 4522"Hispanics are not just overcrowded." 4523"The Journey to Comala: The Works of Juan Rulfo." 4524"María Hesch." 4525"Muertos que no hacen ruidos." Outline 4526"Muertos que no hacen ruidos." Notes: Glen 4527"Muertos que no hacen ruidos." Draft Fragments, "La Sebastiana" 4528"Muertos que no hacen ruidos." Draft Fragments 29"Muertos que no hacen ruidos." 4530"No Howling Fox." 4531"A Question of History." 461"Quitarle una cuerda al violín." 462"Ramón López." 463"Salvadoran Refugee." 464"Sanctuary: Battle of Symbols." 46"Santa Cruz: Meeting the Family": 465Notes 466Outline 467Draft fragment 468Draft A 469Draft B 4610Draft C 4611Draft D 4612"The Spanish Language: On Street Signs or In Our Children's Minds." 4613"Los taxistas." 4614"Zoraida and Elogio Ortega." 4615"Zorba the Greek, the Falkland Islands, and the Truly Needy." 46Article notes 4616"Emilio Romero": Notes 4617"George Chávez": Draft fragment 4618"The Huanes": Notes 4619"Mixes": Draft and notes 4620"Mixtec Alta": Notes 4621"Otomíes del altiplano": Notes 4622"The Triques": Notest 4623Loose essay papers 46Film: "Journey From Innocence": 4624Demetria Martínez Works 4625Notes 4626Draft and notes 47Novels

Complete novels are listed alphabetically and are followed by novel fragments and untitled novels.

47The Hole That Never Empties: 471Draft fragment A 472-4Draft A [3 folders] 47El hoyo que nunca se vacía: 475-7Draft A [3 folders] 478-10Draft B [3 folders] 4711-13Draft C [3 folders] 4714Draft D [3 folders] 481-2Draft D [continued] 482Draft D [3 folders] 483-4Draft E [2 folders] 485Draft F 486-8Draft G [3 folders] 48Unos nacen con estrella: 489Draft fragment A 4810Draft fragment B 4811Draft A 4812Draft B 491Draft C 492Draft D 493Draft E 494Draft F 495Draft G 496Draft H 497Draft I 498Draft J 499Draft K 501Draft L 502Draft M 503One-Eyed King: Draft A 50Los Pastores: 504Notes 505Notebook 506-11Outline notes [6 folders] 511Outline A 512Outline B 513Draft fragment A 514Draft fragment B 515Draft fragment C 516Draft fragment D 517Draft fragment E 518Los Pastores [Spn]: Draft fragment A 519Draft A 5110Draft B 51El pozo milagroso: 5111Notes 5112Notebook A 5113Notebook B 5114Notebook C 5115Notebook D 521Draft fragment A 522Draft fragment "Tetareta" 523Working draft 524Draft A 525Draft B 526Draft C 527-9El pozo que nunca se vacía: Draft A [3 folders] 5210En el país de los ciegos: Outline manuscript 52El rey turto: 5211-15El rey turto: Draft A [5 folders] 531-2El rey turto: Draft B [2 folders] 53El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese: 533El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese: Novel ideas 534The Holy Cheese: Draft fragments 535El Santo Queso: Draft fragments 536The Holy Cheese: Draft fragment A 537The Holy Cheese: Draft fragment B 538The Holy Cheese: Draft fragment C 539El Santo Queso: Draft fragment A 5310El Santo Queso: Draft fragment B 5311El Santo Queso: Draft fragment C 5312The Holy Cheese: Draft A 5313The Holy Cheese: Draft B 5314El Santo Queso: Draft A 541El Santo Queso: Draft B 542El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese: Novel synopsis 543El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese: Contract, UNM Press 54Some Are Born Under A Star: 544Draft A 545Draft B 54Too Big Story: 546Too Big Story: Draft A 547Too Big Story: Draft B 548Too Big Story: Draft C 549Too Big Story: Draft D 5410Too Big Story: Draft E 551Too Big Story: Draft F 552Too Big Story: Draft G 553Novel fragments and Unidentified novel pieces 554-5Sobador Notes A [2 folders] 556Untitled Novel I: Draft fragment A 55Untitled Novel II: 557Untitled Novel II: Research materials 558Untitled Novel II: Notes 559Untitled Novel II: Character lists 5510Untitled Novel II: Chapter 2 outline and notes 5511Untitled Novel II: Chapter 3 outline and notes 5512Untitled Novel II: Chapter 3 draft 5513Untitled Novel II: Chapter 4 outline, notes and draft 5514Untitled Novel II: Chapter 5 outline and notes 5515Untitled Novel III: Character lists and outline 5516Untitled Novel IV: Fragment 5517Unidentified novel fragment 56Plays

Complete, original plays are listed alphabetically, and are followed by Sagel’s stage adaptation of Rudolfo Anaya’s novel Bless Me, Ultima.

 56Cuando te toca: 561Draft A 562Draft B 56Dona Refugio and her Comadre: 563Notebook A 564Notebook B 565English Draft Fragment A 566English Draft Fragment B 567English Draft A 568English Draft B 569English Draft C 5610English Draft D 571English Draft E 572English Draft F 573English Draft G 574English Draft H 575English Draft I 576Spanish Draft fragment A 577Spanish Draft A 578Spanish Draft B 579Spanish Draft C 581Spanish Draft D 582Spanish Draft E 583Spanish Proofs for publication 584Tramoya publication 585Premio San Sebastian publication 586Premio San Sebastian publicity 587Menu from San Sebastian award ceremony 58Two of Hearts: 588Draft fragment A 589Draft fragment B 5810Draft A 5811Draft B 5812Draft C 591Draft D 592Two For the Show 593-4Stage adaptation: Bless Me Ultima [2 folders] 595Various play notes 596Unidentified play fragment and notes Poetry

Poetry collections are listed alphabetically. They are followed by poems published individually, which are listed alphabetically by journal title. Individual poems, listed alphabetically, follow.

 59Corazonazos: 597Draft A 598Draft B 601Draft C 602Draft D 603Draft E 604Draft F 605Draft G 606Draft H 607Draft I 608Draft J 609Draft K 6010Draft L 6011Draft M 611Draft N 612Draft O 613Draft P 614Revision, Nasario García1993 615Draft, EDUCA convocatoria 616Draft, "Versión Barbastro 98" 617Corazonazos/Heartblows: Draft A 618Coyote llega sin invitación: Draft A 619Los cumpleaños de Doña Agueda: Reviews and publicity 6110Dios te salve, United Brands: Draft fragment A 61Dios te salve, United Brands/Hail the United Brands, Full of Grace: 6111Loose poems 6112Draft fragment A 6113Draft fragment B 61Driving Down the Light: 6114Draft fragments 6115Draft A 6116Draft B 6117Draft C 621Draft D 622Draft E 62Hablando de brujas y la gente de antes: 623Illustrations, Naomi Ferran 624Review and publicity 625Harold M. es rata: Loose poems 62Illuminations/Iluminaciones: 626Proposal 627Loose poems 628Draft fragment A 629Draft fragment B 6210Draft A 6211Draft B 6212Iluminaciones, The Light Within: Publicity 62Iluminaciones, The New Mexico Within: 6213Draft A 6214Draft B 6215Draft C 6216Draft D 631La misma película de siempre: Loose poems 63On the Make Again/Otra vez en la movida: 632Loose poems 633Contract, West End Press 634Book 635Reviews and publicity 636Quién sabe qué será el problema allá: Loose poems 63Rebuilt: 637Notes 638Draft A 63Remedios, etc.: 639Remedios/Corazonazos: Loose poems 6310Remedios/Corazonazos: Draft A 6311Remedios: Draft A 6312Remedios: Draft B 6313Remedios: Draft C 6314Remedios: Draft D 6315Remedios: Draft, Espada Rota 6316Remedios: Plural prize solicitation 6317Los remedios/The Cures, Los irremediables/The Incurable: Draft A 6318Remedios e irremdiables: Draft A 6319Los remedios y los irremdiables: Draft A 6320Remedios e irremdiables/Cures and the Incurable: Draft A 641Remedios e irremdiables/Cures and the Incurable: Draft B 642Remedios e irremdiables/Cures and the Incurable: Draft C 643Remedios e irremdiables/Cures and the Incurable: Draft D 644Remedios: Poems curativos: Draft A 64Switchback: 645Draft A 646Draft B 647Draft C 648Draft D 64Unexpected Turn: 649Notes 6410"Introduction" 6411Draft fragment A 6412Draft fragment B 6413Draft fragment C 6414Draft fragment D 6415Draft fragment E 6416Working draft 651Draft A 652Draft B 653Draft C 654Draft D 655Draft E 656Draft F 657Draft G 658Draft H 661Draft I 662Draft J 663Draft K 664Draft L 665Draft M 666Draft N 667Draft O 671Revisions, Beth Hadas 672Revisions, Mike Ebinger 673Chronicle Books rejection 674Contract, UNM Press 675Publicity and Reviews 676Selections for readings 677Three Christmas poems 67El viento en Chaco: 678Draft A 679Draft B 6710Unnamed poetry collection: Outline and draft 67Published poems 6711"Para dolor de muelas": La caña y el vendeval, December 1993 6712"El carnero," "Maestro viejo," "Nunca en mi vida," "Untitled," "Ya es tiempo": El caracol, July 1978 6713"Para dolor de muelas/For Toothaches": Chicoma Voice, Spring 1993 6714"Francisco": La confluencia, July 1977 6715"José," "Juanito," "Procopio," "Teofilo," "Ventana quebrada": La confluencia, October 1978 6716"Tú eres el mar/You Are the Sea": Crosswinds, June 1991 6717"Conjugación": Entorno, Spring 1995 6718"¿Me quieres?" "Patria," "Siento mucho": Estrella del Sur, January-March 1994 6719"Entró abuelo pasando como una sombra," "Tía Luisa": Estrella del Sur, July-September 1994 6720"Cirujano," "La mirada": Estrella del Sur, September 1997 6721"Blind Curve," "Lighting Up": Frank, 1998 681"Dios emborrachado," "Tierra o muerte": Fronteras, March 1998 682"Día 24 de junio": El gato tuerto, 1988 683"De colores": Huehuetitlán, October 1991 684"Entró abuelo pasando como una sombra," "Siento mucho": Linolenun, May 1998 685"Día 24 de junio": Mr Cogito, Fall 1989 686"The Disappeared Can Disappear No More/Los desaparecidos ya no pueden desaparecerse más," "On the First Anniversary.../En el primer aniversario...," "Revolutionary Poetics/Poética revolucionaria": New Kauri, May 1984 687"En la sombra de la Santa Cruz": The New Mexican, 8 October 1983 688"Coyote Goes to Northern New Mexico Community College": Northern New Mexico Community College Spring 1982 Schedule, ,Spring 1982 689"Mataron a Willie/They Killed Willie, "Sueño/Dream," "La trigueñita/The Dark Girl": Phantasm, 1980 6810"Cortando alfalfa": A Place for Poets, June-August 1989 6811"Foreplay and French Fries": A Place for Poets, December-February 1989 6812"Los abuelos," "Los cumpleaños de Doña Agueda," "De colores," "Entró abuelo pasando como una sombra," "Frigid," "Más lejos que Germany," "Patria," "¿Me quieres?" "Siento mucho," "Tía Luisa": Poesía, 1990 6813"Pescando al amanecer" and others: Poesía, 1996 6814"For Earaches": The Practice of Peace, 1998 6815"El caos," "Las gafas de sol," "La otra mujer," "El perro muerto," "La pregunta en el kiva": Prometeo, 1998 6816"Peter Sans Pity": Prufrock, 1965 6817"Vamos por 'hamborgues'": Revista Literaria de El Tecolote, N.d. 6818"En la sombra de Santa Cruz": Santa Fe Reporter, 1983 6819"Little Eyes": Scree, N.d. 6820"Demolition," "Dios emborrachado," "A Holy Extravagence of Light," "Skipping Stones," "Unexpected Turn": Sell-Outs, Fall 1992 6821"Misfit": Southwest Heritage, Summer 1977 6822"Wrecke": Southwest Heritage, 1978 6823"Rebuilt": Southwest Heritage, Fall 1981 6824"The Revolt Will Resume Three Hundred Years Later": Spawning the Medicine River 7, 1981 6825"Frigid," "Petra Jr.": Tonantzín, June/July 1984 69Poems: Alphabetical 691Poems starting with a number 692Poems "A" 693"A Lota Girlfriends" 694"A Nice Juicy Hamburger" 695Poems "B" 696Poems "C" 697Poems "D" 698"Direcciones" 699Poems "E" 6910"Está en su casa" 6911Poems "F" 6912Poems "G" 6913Poems "H" 6914Poems "I" 6915Poems "J" 6916Poems "L" 6917Poems "M" 6918Poems "N" 6919Poems "O" 6920Poems "P" 6921Poems "Q" 6922Poems "R" 6923"Rondita" 6924Poems "S" 6925Poems "T" 6926Poems "U" and "V" 6927Poems "W" 6928"Waterbug Codex" 6929Poems "Y" 6920Poems untitled 6931Poems written before Sagel's death: "Prognosticación," "Renacimiento" 70Short Stories

Short story collections are listed alphabetically. They are followed by short stories published individually, which are listed alphabetically by journal title. Individual short stories, listed alphabetically, follow.

 70De la muerte y de la suerte: 701Notes 702"De la muerte y de la suerte" 703"Dos clases de perros" 704"Strange noises" 705"Ruidos" 706"Two Types of Dogs" 707Draft A 708Draft B 709Draft C 7010Draft D 70Easy: 7011Draft fragment 7012Submission for publication 70The Fighting Knights of San Jose: 7013Notes 7014-15Draft fragments [2 folders] 7016Draft A 711Draft B 712Draft C 71Más que no love it: 713"Antes no había ni una casa aquí" 714"La bruja" 715"Embócame en la mal casa" 716"Este Pifi" 717"La familia" 718"I'm Very Sorry" 719"The Late Joe Hurts" 7110"Más Que No Love It" [Eng] 7111"Más que no love it" [Spn] 7112"Preface" 7113"Prefacio" 7114"¡Quéjese!" 7115"¿Quién sabe qué será el problema allá?" 7116"So, Complain!" 7117"This Pifi" 7118"Who Knows What the Problem Is Over There?" 7119"The Witch" 7120Draft fragment A 7121Draft fragment B 721Draft fragment C 722Draft fragment D 723Draft A 724Draft B 725Draft C 726Contract: West End Press 727Publication notes, proofs 728Book review, Plural 729Publicity and Review 7210-11People Were One: Draft A [2 folders] 72Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada: 7212"Petenrita" [Eng] 7213"Petenrita" [Spn] 7214"Professor Teeshirt's Secret" 7215"Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada" [Eng] 7216"Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada" [Spn] 7217"El secreto del profesor camiseta" 7218"Show Starts In Ten Minutes" [Eng] 731"Show Starts In Ten Minutes" [Spn] 732Book notes 733Reviews 73El Santo Queso/The Holy Cheese: 734Notes 735"The Biggest Liars In Town" 736"Contamination" 737"De velorios a casorios" 738"Easy" [Spn] 739"Los embusteros más grandes del pueblo" 7310"From Wakes To Weddings" 7311"The Holy Cheese" 7312"El Inventor" 7313"The Inventor" 7314"La Muerte Bataan" [Eng] 7315"La Muerte Bataan" [Spn] 7316"Occupational Hazards" 7317"Riesgos ocupacionales" 7318"El Santo Queso" 7319"A Silent Place" 7320Draft A 7321Draft B 741Draft C 742Draft A 743Submission to Avon Books 744Galleys and galley fragment 745Book review, Casa de las Américas 746Reviews 747Publicity 74Una sed imposible: 748Draft A 749Draft B 74Tunomás Honey: 7410Notebook 7411-12Draft A [2 folders] 751Casa de las Américas Prize telegramMarch-April 1982 752Book Review, Casa de las Américas 753Reviews 754Publicity 755Critical articles 756Presentation, Ruidoso Library 757Exhibition, UNM-LA library 75Published Short Stories 758"Easy": Albuqerque Living, January 1988 759"La junta": Amaru, June 1981 7510"El que nunca murió," "Ruidos": Azar, December 1993 7511"Chaung Tzu y tú": Blancomóvil, April 1993 7512"Embócame en la mal casa": Blancomóvil, March-April 1992 7513"Lupe's Bar and Grill": Cambio, 1979-1980 7514"Poco veneno no mata": Plural, July 1981 7515"Antes no había ni una casa aquí": Plural, May 1982 7516"Embócame en la mal casa": Plural, June-Oct 1987 7517"You Never Know When You're Going To Need Salt": Scree, 1981 7518"Old Greymare": Spawning the Medicine River, Fall 1981 7519"Tunomás Honey": El tecolote, N.d. 7520"Doña Refugio and Her Comadre": Tierra, 1989 761"El que nunca murió": Tierra Adentro, April-May 1998 762"Occupational Hazards": Xenomorph, Winter 1988 76Individual Short Stories 763"El Americano" 764"Another Río Arriba Murder" 765"Arreglos" 766"The Arzobispo's Windshield" 767"Back-Row Poet" 768"Bisbee": Notes, draft fragments 769"Bisbee": Drafts 7610"Bisbee": Anonymous revisions [poss. Mike Ebinger] 7611"Calavera" 7612"Caminar sobre la cola de un tigre" 7613"El camino viejo pasaba por aquí" 7614"Chifladera" 7615"La danza" 7616"Dean the Death-Tripper": Draft fragments, drafts 7617"Dean the Death-Tripper": Submission, Susan Bergholz 7618"Death in the Family" 7619"Doña Refugio y su comadre" 7620"Dos clases de perros": Notes, draft fragments, drafts 7621"Dúo" 7622"Easy" [Eng] 7623"Easy" [Spn] 7624"Egg Shoes" 7625"El que cantó hasta morir" 7626"El que nunca murió" 771"En casa" 772"Entre silencios" 773"Fragrance of Orchids" 774"La familia" 775"Fred Ford": Notes, draft fragments, draft 776"From Death and Fate" 777"La fuga" 778"A Hard Climb" 779"The Healer" 7710"The Intiation" 7711"Juan de Dios, Etc." [Eng] 7712"Juan de Dios, Etc." [Spn] 7713"Landmine" 7714"Lupe's Bar and Grill" 7715"Más que no love it" [Bilingual]: Ideas and outline 7716"Más que no love it" [Spn] 7717"The médico" 7718"El médico" 7719"Muertos que no hacen ruido" [Eng]: Notes, draft 7720"Muertos que no hacen ruido" [Spn]: Draft fragments, draft 7721"Occupational hazards" 7722"Old Greymare" [Eng] 7723"Old Greymare" [Spn] 7724"The One Who Sang Until He Died" 7725"Peine perfumado" 7726"Posada": Draft fragments, draft 7727"Ruidos" 7728"El sanador" 7729"El secreto del profesor camiseta" 7730"Una sed imposible" 7731"Los Senior Cities" 7732"Será un milagro" 781"Serruche": Notes, outline, draft fragments, drafts 782"Sixty-six Relatives On the Payroll" 783"Skull" 784"Smoky Orchid": Outline, draft fragment, drafts 785"Strange Noises" 786"Talking Ronald Reagan" 787"Tía Beatriz" 788"Tía Luisa" 789"La traducción" 7810"El travieso" 7811"Two Types of Dogs" 78"Virgin": 7812Draft fragments, drafts A-C 7813Drafts D-F 7814Revisions, Mike Ebinger 7815Revisions, Sandra Cisneros 7816"Writing the Unimaginable" 7817"You Like Beans?" 7818"You Never Know When You're Going To Need Salt" 7819"Zapatos de huevo" 7820Untitled story draft 7821-22Story Ideas [2 folders] 7823Story Ideas: Reflexiones tapatías 7824Research material 7825Talking points: "Inspiration for stories" 79Textbook: "De Mastro, Poeta y Loco":

Sagel’s unpublished bilingual creative writing textbook incorporated worksheets and exercises he devised while teaching throughout Northern New Mexico. Further related material not listed in this subseries may be found in the “Teaching Materials” series.

 791Notes A 792Notes B 793Notes C 794Draft fragment A 795Draft fragment B 796Draft fragment C 797Draft fragment D 798Draft fragment E 799Draft A 1 7910Draft A 2 7911Draft B 1 7912Draft B 2 80Notebooks

The Notebooks subseries is divided into two sections: Teaching/Organizational Notebooks, and Writing notebooks. Though nearly all Sagel’s notebooks contain drafts of his written works, the Teaching/Organizational Notebooks are dominated by entries that pertain to teaching, workshops or other non-authorial activities. The content of each notebook under Writing Notebooks mostly relates to his written works. For each notebook, if a title was written on the front or back cover (or both), that title is in quotation marks at the beginning of the entry for that notebook. If there were titles on the front and back cover, the two titles are both in quotation marks, and listed at the beginning of the entry. Each notebook entry includes detailed information about the contents of the notebook; poems are so denoted, and essay and short story drafts are indicated by the title under which they were eventually published (e.g. “Alfonso Story a Tale of Two”) or by subject matter if they were not published.

 80Teaching/Organizational Notebooks: 801Notebook #1

"PITS- 84/85," lesson plans, "El inventor" translation ("The Inventor"), "From Wakes to Weddings" manuscript, "Freedom Fighters" movie review, writing exercises

802Notebook #2

"PITS- 85-86," lesson plans, writing exercises

803Notebook #3

"PITS- 85-86," lesson plans, writing exercises, "What if Kearney Had Taken a Wrong Turn?" manuscript

804Notebook #4

writing exercises

 805Notebook #5

publishing notes

 806Notebook #6

Albuquerque Journal article notes, teaching schedule

 807Notebook #7

[notebook in Sagel's briefcase at time of death] lesson plans, writing exercises

 808Notebook #8

lesson plans, lecture notes, film proposal, "I breathe through your breath": poem for Teresa Archuleta's brithday, 1982

 809Notebook #9

"PITS- 83," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes, "Professor Teeshirt's Secret" manuscript, play outline

 8010Notebook #10

"Poems," lesson plans, writing exercises, "La angostura" poem, "¿Me quieres?" poem, "Los compadres" poem, "Caballos cabrones" poem, "Ya mero" poem, "Llámame el padre" poem, "No llegó el señor" poem, "Autobiographical sketch" manuscript, "Doña Sebastiana" poem, "Scholar, 83, Young of Mind" manuscript

 811Notebook #11

lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes, various letter drafts, "Resiembra" notes

 812Notebook #12

"NMCC- Spring 86, ENG 111-SW Lit," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes

 813Notebook #13

"NNMCC," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes

 814Notebook #14

"NNMCC," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes, "La bruja" poem, "The Co-Op" poem, "Lost again for a while" poem, "Hablando de brujas y la gente de antes" outline, "Día 24 de junio" poem, "Where the First People Came From" poem, "La carta" poem, "Tía" poem, "El médico" poem

 815Notebook #15

"EVHS," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes,

816Notebook #16

"EVHS," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes, "Nunca te voy a decir mi nombre de verdad" poem

 817Notebook #17

"NNMCC," lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes,"Mamá Tells the WHOLE Story" poem,

818Notebook #18

lesson plans, writing exercises

819Notebook #19

record of book transactions

 821Notebook #20

creative writing exercises, course contracts, lesson plans, plans for development of Chicano literature program, "Sólo se matò" poem,

822Notebook #21

"Journal," Santa Cruz church notes, recipe, list of housing items,

823Notebook #22

course outline/proposal, "Wreck" poem, writing exercises, lesson plans, "Junk Mail in Hand" poem, "Good- me dices" poem,

824Notebook #23

"Gato" poem, "Barbecho" poem, "I Only Played a Few Rounds" poem, "Matanza" poem, "Rattler" poem, "La bruja" poem, lesson plans, class reading questions, "3rd Eye" poem, letter draft writing exercises,

825Notebook #24

"Sagel," Southwestern Literature course syllabus, Creative Writing course syllabus, lesson plans, "Orange Juice Blues" poem, Sagel's faux obituary [course assignment], photo of Teresa Archuleta-Sagel

 826Notebook #25

"NNMCC Fall 83/Darlene Anaya," lesson plans, writing exercises, story fragment, notes on Darlene Anaya,

827Notebook #26

"EVHS," writing and reading exercises, lesson plans, speakers during course, "Pobrecito yo" poem, letter to "Marie Levy" draft

828Notebook #27

"NNMCC Spring 1983," "First Love" poem, letter draft for Latin American Film Project, lesson plans, exam draft, Santa Cruz Parish Book editorial work

 831Notebook #28

"Grades: Fall 94, Spring 95, Summer 95" and "Phone Log 95-96," phone log 1994-95, "Multicultural Lit" presentation

 832Notebook #29

"NNMCC Fall 85," course outlines and objectives, lesson plans

 833Notebook #30

"ENG 298- Sp 96, Taos-Summer 96-LA Lit and Film," lesson plans, writing assignments, class handout outline, lecture notes,

834Notebook #31

"UNM/LA- Spring 1991, Creative W.-221, 298, Español 102/104," course outlines and objectives, "The Flush of Success" draft, class records, lesson plans, biography draft, poetry fragments, "Better This Time" poem, "This Envelope Does Not Hold a Bottle of Chanel No.5" poem, Jacobo Archuleta eulogy draft, "Puerto del Sol" Caló edition notes,

835Notebook #32

"UNM/LA Summer 87" amd "NNMCC Summer 87," lecture outline, writing journal assignments, lesson plans, speaker schedule, land grant notes

 836Notebook #33

"Jemez- Fall 88" and "Jemez College- Bilingual Lir of SW, Fall 88," notes for school meetings, oral history lecture notes, lecture outline, storytelling exercises, lesson plans

 837Notebook #34

"IAIA-Spring 90, Fiction Workshop" and "IA-Spring 90, Chicano Lit, Creative Non-fiction," writing exercises, lesson plans, syllabus outline, lecture notes, reading exercises

838Notebook #35

"UNM/LA-Eng 101, Fall 86, PITS-Fall 86," writing exercises, "Christie is Crushed" poem, "El rey del río" poem, exam outline, workshop plans, lesson plans, "Ring Rhyme" poem,

839Notebook #36

"UNM/LA-Spring 87 C.Writing" and "NNMCC-Spring 87," course outline, lesson plans, lecutre notes, "SF Anthology" notes, course syllabus, course outline, "Where In the Thesaurus" poem,

8310Notebook #37

"UNM/LA-Creative Writing Spring 89," assignment notes, lesson plans, lecture notes, "Los Pastores" draft

 8311Notebook #38

"Teacher Training-Notes, While lang/Creative Writing across Curriculum" and "Highlands-Taos Class, Creative Writing-Summer 88," storytelling schedule, list of services, workshops description, activities outline

8312Notebook #39

"Summer 91, UNM-Grad-Esp, Creative W-UNM/LA" and "UNM/LA-C.Writing 221, verano 91," lesson plan, lecture outlines and notes, professional biography draft, announcement of Chicana Literature presentation, personal journal, "If This Birthday Card" poem

 841Notebook #40

"UNM-LA-Fall 92- C.Writing 221" and "Bil. Creative W- Grad Fall 92," lesson plans and course schedule, lecture notes, course outline, guidelines for accents

842Notebook #41

"UNM/LA-Fall 90, Creative Writing 221, 298" and "NNMCC-Creative W Fall 90, UNM/LA- Esp 101 and 103 Otoño 90, Pojoaque>Creative Writing Course-Fall 90, Peñasco Schools Bil. Workshop-Spring 93," course ideas, syllabus draft, lesson plans, lecture notes

 843Notebook #42

"UNM/LA-Fall 89 Chicano Lit" and "UNM/LA-Fall 89 Recruiting [Taos Workshop-Fall 89]," lecture notes, Gudadalupe Hidalgo notes, Chicano history notes, lesson plans, writing exercises, course introductions, American Studies solicitation, "Horas después" poem, "Movida" notes

844Notebook #43

"IAIA-Fall 89 NA Lit, Contemporary Fic" and "IAIA/Fall '89, Fiction Workshop," syllabus draft, lesson plans and outlines, lecture notes, writing exercises,

 845Notebook #44

"UNM-LA/Fall 93, Eng 298" and "UNM-Fall 93, Eng 221, Eng 211," lesson plans, writing exercises, "Her Eyes and All They Tell Me" poem, "Nuestra bendición" poem, letter draft re:UNM/LA library, reading exercises

 846Notebook #45

"Summer 92>UNM Grad, LA Lit and Film, SW Lit (Bil)" and "Summer 92-UNM/LA, Creative W 221," syllabus draft, lesson plans and outlines, lecture notes, writing exercises,

 847Notebook #46

"Misc. Recruitng/UNM-LA," UNM-LA legislative talk draft, "Los Pastores" draft and notes, budget outline, Ft. Lewis presentation outline, schedule, rationale and planning for southwest studies degree, workshop outline

 848Notebook #47

"CIMTE 493/593 C Writing-Bil SF-Spring 94, CIMTE 493/593 Bil Lit of SW Summer 94-Taos, UNM-LA ENG 211-SW Image in Lit and Film Summer 92" and "ENG 397 Chicano Lit UNM-Grad-LA Spring 94, ENG 221- Summer 94 UNM-LA," lesson plans, lecture notes, writing assignments

 849Notebook #48

"UNM-LA Fall 95 298" and "Fall 95 UNM-LA 211 NA Lit," lesson plans, lecture series schedule, class notes, reading and writing exercises

 8410Notebook #49

"UNM-LA Spring 94 ENG 298" and "UNM/LA Spring 94 ENG 221," course outline, lesson plans, class notes, "Una sóla salida del sol" poem, "Esperando es despegue" poem

 8411Notebook #50

"298- C Writing Spring 93 UNM/LA, 221- C Writing Summer 93 UNM/LA" and "C Writing UNM/LA 221> save for Summer 93, Chicano LIt UNM/LA Spring 93, CIMTE 421/521 LA Summer 93," lecture notes, lesson plans, writing exercise, syllabus draft, "A Tangle On the Floor" poem,

851Notebook #51

"UNM-Grad LA Multicultural Lit of SW Spring 93" and "Las Vegas PITS Spring 93, CIMTE 41593 LA LIt and Film Esp Spring 93, CIMTE 493/593 Advanced Bil Creative Writing Taos Summer 93, CIMTE 493/593 B Creative W SF Spring 94," lecture notes, lesson plans, speakers list, short story draft, writing exercises

 852Notebook #52

"SF-Grad Spring 95 LA Lit and Film, Taos Grad Summer 95 SW Lit" and "Taos Grad Spring 95 C Writing in Bil Setting, Peñasco UNM Grad Summer 95 Creative Writing in Bil Setting," lecture notes, lesson plans, speakers list, film notes, writing exercise

 853Notebook #53

"UNM-LA ENG 298 Sp. 97" and "UNM-LA Sp 97 221," lesson plans, class notes, writing exercise

 854Notebook #54

"UNM-LA Spring 95 221, Sp 95 UNM-LA Latino Lit (211)" and "ENG 298 UNM-LA Spring 95, Mural Class UNM-LA Spring 95," lesson plans, lecture notes, film notes and exercises, class and writing exercises

 855Notebook #55

"Grad Taos Fall 96 Native Lits of Americas" and "Grad Bil C Writing, UNM-Gallina Fall 96, Highlands Pojoaque Fall 96," lesson plans, course outline, lecture notes including on Gregorio Cortés, Maya, Inca and Aztec, "I Come Across a Half-Dozen Corette Convertibles" poem, "Shifting Down" poem, "For Sale, Cash or Terms" poem, Jesús Ríos obituary draft, "Poema de madrugada" poem, class exercises

 856Notebook #56

"UNM-LA 298 Fall 96" and "UNM-LA 221 Fall 96," lesson plans, course outline, writing critique guide, "Conmemoración" poem, "Commemoration" poem, "Estos ojos" poem, "These eyes" poem, "Far From Here" poem, "Lejos de aquí" poem, "Vivo entre distancias" poem,

857Notebook #57

"UNM Grad Fall 95 Peñasco Span 315, Peñ Workshop 96, CIMTE Hisp Folklore Taos Sp 96" and "SF Grad SW Lit-Bil Fall 95, CIMTE Hisp Folklore Esp Sp96," lesson plans, lecture notes, course outlines

 858Notebook #58

"UNM/LA Spring 88 Creative Writing" and "UNM/LA Spring 88 Magic Realism," lesson plans, course outlines and descriptions, lecture notes, writing exercises, book list, Sagel publication timelines, "El aceite es la vida del carro" poem, introduction to student writing collection, film notes and study questions, book lists,

859Notebook #59

"PITS/Longfellow Primavera 86, UNM/LA ENG 101 Summer 86" and "NM History NNMCC Summer 86," workshop outline, writing exercises, "Un carro bajo" draft, "Bicycle" draft, "Gustos y disgustos" poem, "Ratón viejo" draft, "El diablo" draft, "El jaguar" draft, "Estas cosas son buenas" poem, "This Poem Could Melt" poem, list of literary agents and draft solicitation letter, "Si te podía dar el regalo perfecto" poem, class outline, lesson plans, exam draft

 8510Notebook #60

"UNM/LA NAmerican Lit Spring 89," lesson plans, course outline, proposed courses

 8511Notebook #61

"UNM/LA Fall 87 C Writing," lesson plans, course outlines, short story ideas, writing exercises, lecture notes, book list

 861Notebook #62

"UNM/LA Verano 90 Español 101," lesson plans, lecture notes, course outline, list of dichos, project summary draft

 862Notebook #63

"PITS 83/84," workshop ideas and dates

 863Notebook #64

"UNM/LA Spring 90 Creative Writing" and "UNM/LA Spring 90 Español 102," lecture notes, lesson plans, writing exercises, "Straight from the Heart" publication proposal draft, "I Love How Our Love Comes" poem,

864Notebook #65

"Fall 90 Grants/SW UNM/LA" and "Juan Felipe," list of grant sources, deadlines and timelines, course deadlines and timelines, grant proposal draft, Southwest Studies degree description draft, UNM/LA memo drafts, Southwest Studies meeting notes, "Book Review: Akrilica" notes,

865Notebook #66

"UNM/LA Fall 89 Creative Writing" and "Español 101/Otoño 89, Español 102/Primavera 90," recruitment proposal draft, lesson plans, "El beso" poem

866Notebook #67

"Title VII proposal" and "PITS 87," Title VII proposal draft (outline, objectives, methodology), resume draft, workshop schedule and lesson plans, writing exercises, Hansel and Gretel parody, letter to nose draft, "The Greatest Fight of All Time" draft,

867Notebook #68

"Creative Writing 221 Fall 91 and Spring 92" and "Creative Writing 298 Fall 91, Las Vegas/PITS Spring 92," workshop outline and lesson plan, "Araña, araña en su telaraña" poem, "Spider, Spider, Sitting In Your Web" poem, lesson plans, writing exercises, lecture notes

 868Notebook #69

"ESP 101 and 103 Otoño 91, ENG 298 Spring 92" and "LA Lit and Cinema Otoño 91, Grants," lesson plans, lecture notes, course outline, reading notes, reading and writing exercises, "A Sandstone Thin As Paper" poem, grant list, Quincentenary celebration plan, "From the Lance to the Lowrider: A Literary Interpretation of the Quincentennial" draft

 869Notebook #70

"UNM/LA Summer 89/C Writing" and "Mesa Vista Summer 89 [Salt of E. Intro]," lecture notes, lesson plans, New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities notes and budget, "A Smile from Micki" poem, workshop outline, writing and reading activities, "Salt of the Earth" lecture notes,

8610Notebook #71

"Jemez/Session 1," workshop administration notes, notes for teacher orientation meeting, workshop ideas, workshop outlines, book lists, writing assignments, workshop evauation rubric,

8611Notebook #72

list of possibilities for Albuquerque Journal articles, New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities application essay

 871Notebook #73

"Jemez Schedules and Records 88-89," workshop schedules, objectives, outlines and plans, writing exercises, writing exercises, grades, list of publication outlets, lecture notes, book inventory, future exercise ideas draft

 872Notebook #74

"Jemez/Sessions 2 and 3" and "Jemez College Course," workshop outlines and schedules, writing excerices, federal program proposal draft, lecture notes, book list

873Notebook #75

"PITS 87," workshop outlines and schedules, writing excerices, "Pilar and the Plant" draft, list of articles

 874Notebook #76

"UNM/LA Summer SW Cinema" and "SW Studies," UNM/LA adminstrative lists, lecture notes, lesson plans, syllabus, discussion notes, reading assignments, exam draft,

875Notebook #77

"Museum Writing Workshops," course plan, lecture notes, lesson plans, "Regan Por Nosotros" outline, writing exercises and guides,

876Notebook #78

"UNM-LA NA Lit Fall 92" and "UNM/LA Fall 92 298 C Writing," course outline, lesson plans, syllabus, lecture notes, reading exercises

 877Notebook #79

"UNM-LA Fall 88," lesson plans, writing exercises, story ideas, "New Mexico Land Grant Dispute cast National Guard as Enforcer/La Guardia Nacional y las sublevaciones territoriales de Nuevo México" draft, "One, Two, Three for Me" draft, letter to the editor draft, "Hispanic Marketing" draft

 878Notebook #80

"UNM Grad Taos Fall 91, UNM Grad SF Spring 92" and "UNM Grad Taos Spring 92 Bil Lit of SW," lesson plans, UNM-SF administrative notes, syllabus, lecture notes, writing exercises,

879Notebook #81

"ENG 298 Fall 94, CIMTE 493/593 Bil C Writing SF Fall 94" and "Eng 221 UNM-LA Fall 94, 493/593 LA Lit and Film Taos Fall 94" lessons plans, "Hasta nomás" poem, lecture notes, class notes

 8710Notebook #82

"Fiction Outline," workshop outline, writing exercises and guidelines

 8711Notebook #83

"UNM North Sp 97 SF-Hisp Folklore" and "UNM North Sp 97 Bil Lit of SW Esp," course outline, lesson plans, "Tesoros del espiritu" tape guide, "Corazonazos" collection outline, "Más allá del amor" poem, course objectives, "A Lonely Poem" poem, "My Real Education" speech draft,

881Notebook #84

"Bil C Writing Esp Grad Summer 96" and "ENG 221 UNM-LA Summer 96," course outline, writing assignments, lecture notes

 882Notebook #85

"UNM-LA 298 Fall 97, UNM SF FAll 97 Am ST 360/560 Oral Lit SW, UNM-LA Fall 97 ENG 221" and "Fall 97 Hisp Folklore Esp-593 (Th) LA-293 (W), Esp Bil Inst- Fall 97" course outline, writing and reading assignments, lecture notes, lesson plans

 883Notebook #86

"UNM-Taos Summer 97 Bil Lit SW (Also Questa)" and "UNM-LA Summer 97 Eng 221," readings list, "Cuando te toca" draft, lecture notes, lesson plans, list of home improvements, writing assignments, "The Fragrance of Orchids" outline

 884Notebook #87

"ENG 221 Summer 95" and "Eng 221 LA Lit/Film Summer 95" lesson plans, writing and reading exercises, lecture notes

 885Notebook #88

"UNM-SF Summer 96 ENG 411-511 Fiction Workshop" and "Oficio de tinieblas- Rosario Castellanos," course outline, "Cat" poem, "Troubador" poem, "Finger Game" poem, "Chiquiados" poem, Breadloaf seminar outline, lecture notes, lesson plans

 886Notebook #89

"I'm a squirrel in the Jemez mountains," "I'm a '61 Ford Pickup," workshop outline, lecture notes, letter draft to Ralph Maradiaga, summary of scholar-in-resident program with Santa Fe Schools draft, "I can just hear you now" draft, "To the Students of Chapter I, 4th and 5th Periods" poem, writing exercises

 887Notebook #90

lesson plans, writing exercise list, writing exercises, "Sunland Park" draft, "Mesquite" draft, "Down Doniphan Road" poem, "Buckle Up With Jesus" draft, "Why I Send You Dried Roses" poem, "Not For Your Kiss" poem, "A Silent SOS" poem, "Quiero Hacer Contigo" poem, "Survivro" poem

 89Writing Notebooks 891Notebook #1

"EVHS," lesson plans, writing exercises, "At This Moment" poem, "Angel" poem, "There Are Hazards Involved" poem, "Mis hijos" poem, "Casorio" poem, "Guaymas Honeymoon" poem, "In My Box" poem, "What a Dump" poem, "Even Jimmy the Greek" poem, "Even These Words" poem, "Matanza" poem, "Zorillo" poem, "Antes No Habían Caminos" poem, "Gato" poem, "Callemos y reír" poem, "José María" poem, "Víbora" poem

892Notebook #2

"EVHS," personal journal, "The Late Late Show" poem, "Y ya se fue el señor Borrego" poem, "Palabras abajo la mesa Pedernal" poem, "Hablando de brujas" poem, "Savages" poem, "El artista borracho" poem, "En el pronauf" poem, "Showdown at the Stop and Eat" poem, "Black Mesa Bar" poem, "El ojo" poem, "Cortando alfalfa" poem, writing exercises, "Didn't Even See" poem, "Fiesta" poem, "Morning in Río Arriba" poem

 893Notebook #3

writing assignments, personal biography (Spanish), book and project proposal

 894Notebook #4

outline and text for bilingual creative writing textbook, "No Howling Fox" draft, José Antonio Burciaga obituary, "Blind Curve" poem, "Slow Learner" poem, "Youngsville" poem

 895Notebook #5

text for bilingual creative writing textbook, "After I've died" poem, "Lengua sencilla" poem, "Comprometer sujetar" poem, "Vagando como Quetzalcóatl" poem, "Cena de la cima" poem, "Hay veces que te extraño tanto" poem, "Pala y pluma" poem, "Choque" poem, "Canoba" poem, "Amor de lejos" poem, "Riesgos ocupacionales" poem, "Occupational Hazard" poem, "Como todo religioso" poem, "Like every religious" poem, "Corriendo para alcanzarte" poem, "Cuerpo perfecto" poem, "Perfect body" poem, "Instinctive Dance" poem, "Baile Instintivo" poem, "Naturaleza muerta" poem, "Still Life" poem, "Estos hombres" poem, "Ofrenda" poem, "Llave" poem, "Regando tumbas" poem, "Santuario" poems, "Andrés" poem, "Tía Luisa" poem,

896Notebook #6

"Max Vigil" draft, "Juan Rulfo" draft, "Marcos Gómez" draft, "Agriculture and Assimilation: The Otomís" draft, "Clans of the Lightening God: The Triques" draft, "The Mixtecs" draft, "McCurdy Mission" draft

 897Notebook #7

"Samuel Quintana" draft, "Dora Ortiz Vázquez" draft, "Ray John de Aragón" draft, letter draft, "Monica Sosaya Halford" draft

 898Notebook #8

"Review of 'Outcroppings from Navajoland,'" draft, "Johnnie's Cash Store" draft, "El Santo Queso: A Miracle Novel" notes, development and outline,

899Notebook #9

"Los taxistas" draft

 901Notebook #10

"Bread" poem, "Fall" poem, "Chile del Norte" notes, "Día de los muertos" notes and outline, "Los taxistas" notes and outline, "These Men" poem

 902Notebook #11

"Parsons Project," "Straight from the Heart" notes and outline, "Straight from the Heart" text draft, "EL travieso" notes, "Old Greymare" [Spanish] draft,

903Notebook #12

journal from period in hospital, teaching notes, "Petra Chávez" draft, "The Biggest Liars in Town" draft, "Patricio Chacón" draft, "Santo Queso" novel draft fragment,

904Notebook #13

"Novela-1," "The Fighting Knights of San José" book outline and drafts, "An Immigration Problem: Manhattan and Dallas 'Greenbacks'" draft,

905Notebook #14

"Novela-2," "25 Year Old Family Business Still Keeping Things Covered" draft, Darwinsim vs. creationism essay draft, "The Fighting Knights of San José" draft, "Photographer Mixes Images Trying to Offer True Picture" draft, "The Lowdown on Lowrider Laughs: Española Jokes" draft, "All in the Family" draft, "Listen- they're playing our song" poem, writing exercise

906Notebook #15

"Novela-3," "Body Language" draft, "The Fighting Knights of San José" draft and notes, "New Mexico's Olympic Hopefuls" draft, "Fade In" poem, "Mail from Madrid" poem, " Zoo" poem, "Conjuration" poem, "Today" poem, "The Rooster in teh Balcony" poem, "Solicitude" poem, "Adam and Eve Without Regret for the Lost Paradise" poem, "Martyrology" poem, "Late Rock" poem, "The Heavy Bear that Always Accompanies Me" poem, "Foliage and Labyrinth" poem, "Ana and the Sea" poem, report on Cuba project, "Suntracks" intro draft, "Los Alamos County's Iron Sheriff" draft, "Visitor's Lack of Etiquette Could Be Taxing" draft, story ideas, "Ex-Dairy Man David Ferguson Still Active" draft, "Hispanics are not just overcrowded" draft, "New Restaurant Has Touches of Home" draft, "Burro Ride Offers Views, 300 Years of History" draft

 907Notebook #16

notes, "Resiembra Chicana" proposal draft, lesson plans, writing exercises, "Para ser mayordomo" poem, "Otro crismes" poem, play notes and outline, story ideas and outlines, "Eat Good" poem, school board article draft, "Treaty" poeam, "La junta" draft, "Nosotros, los cieguitos" draft, various letter drafts, "Tunomás Honey" [Spanish] draft, "La familia sorda" draft, "El americano" [English and Spanish] draft and outline

 911Notebook #17

"Novela outline," "Singer Becomes Sculptor in 'Isolated' Taos Home" draft, "Vet Recalls Barbarity of 'Great War'" draft, "The Fighting Knights of San José" notes and draft, "Small Station Still Provides Old-Fashioned Service" draft

 912Notebook #18

"Electric Co-Op Inspires Solution to Arms Race" draft, "Contaminación" draft, "El Santo Queso" [English] draft,

913Notebook #19

"Novela," "El Santo Queso" novel draft, "Federico Vigil's Art Religious, Yet Intensely Human" draft, reading notes, "Suntracks" submission letter draft, lesson plan

 914Notebook #20

"Novela," "El Santo Queso" novel draft, "Restored Church a Jewel" draft, "Alfonso Story a Tale of Two" draft, "Unexpected Turns: Counselor-Artist Traveling Various Paths, Finds His Own Way" draft, "Going Strong at 83, People Have Been Center of Former Santa Fe Mayor's Life" draft,

915Notebook #21

"El Santo Queso" novel draft, "Produce Grower Harvest Joy" draft

 916Notebook #22

"Novela- Part V," "El Santo Queso" novel draft, "Hard Work Pays Off for Immigrants" draft, "Jenny's Music: Her Songs Play Part in Preserving History" draft, "Burrito Business" draft, "His Cup (And House) Runneth Over" draft, "Sharing His Gift" draft, "Doña Refugio y su comadre" [Spanish] draft, "An Expression of Faith" draft, "Wall Art: Gilberto Guzmán Uses Color, Angles to Make Bold Statements" draft, "Oke-Oweenge Cooperative Preserves Traditional Arts, Crafts" draft, play draft

 921Notebook #23

"Mundy vs. Martínez," "Potter Still Does Things Her Way, the Old Way" draft, Fr. Méndez questions, Duke City Lumber Company article, "Mundy vs. Martínez" notes and draft

 922Notebook #24

"The Starlighter" poem, story ideas, "Matachines: Man 'Born to Be Musician' Helps Preserve Holiday Drama" draft, "La Edith" draft, "Gia" poem, "Absurdly Ancient Stars" poem, "Velarlo de lejos" poem, "Mariposa" poem, "Mr. G" poem, "Big Wind" poem, "Sordo" poem, "Rondita" poem, "Nuestra cama" poem, "Waste Treatment" poem, "The End of Many Things" poem, "Despedida" poem, "Birthright" poem, assorted poem drafts, "Strangely Stripped" poem, "Amor de lejos" poem, "Dressing Saints" poem

923Notebook #25

"Zulema," "Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow" draft, "From the Plus Sign" poem,

924Notebook #26

"Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow" draft,"Book Introduction: Papá" draft, "Early Memories"

925Notebook #27

"Trinity" poem, "Pasó por aquí" poem, "Peanuts Are For Sale" poem, "Promesas para los veinticinco años que nos quedan por delante" poem, "Stuck" poem, "Gallows Humor" poem, "Overlooking Los Brazos" poem, "At the Ghost Ranch Sales Ring" poem, "The Perfect Eyes of the Virgin" poem, "Stone Virgin" poem, "Volver" poem,

926Notebook #28

"La bruja" poem, "Petirita" draft, "The Tracks of the Rain Gods" poem, "Lament to San Isidro" poem, "Low Slung" poem, "The Furious Chest" poem, "The Tea-For-Eight" poem, "Setting the Future Ablaze" poem, "A Coin for Life" poem, "Salute to Jaime Sabines" poem, "Sandstone Pearls" poem, "Pueblo Bonito" poem, "Near the Summit" poem, "No Danger to the Public" poem, "Just Outside the Door" poem, "Husband's Tale" poem, "Poco Veneno" poem, "Civilization" poem, "In the San Juan Basin" poem, "On Lonely Highway" poem, "Stone Age Amazonian" poem, "Watering Graves" poem

 927Notebook #29

"Gudalajara Notes," "Los taxistas" draft, "Afterbirth" poem, "Shiprock" poem, "A Little More Every Morning" poem, "The Breaking Sun" poem, "Planted Like My Own Feet" poem, "Shovel and Pen" poem, "Un Nuevo Tratado" poem, "The Only Difference" poem, "Grace Period" poem, "The Greesn of La Tierra" poem, "Rendijas" poem, "Wandering Like Quetzalcóatl" poem, "The Past, Perfect" poem, "Spectacular Views" poem, poem fragments, "Implosion" poem, "Deus Ex Machina" poem, "Visit the King" poem, "This Land of Miracles" poem, "A Sunny Afternoon in Ratón" poem, "The Sweetheart Queen at the Santa Cruz Center for Senior Citizens" poem, "The Lavender Kid" poem, "Going With the Flow" poem, "Amor sin dientes" poem, "Over the Banks of That River" poem, "Death Strikes Out" poem

 928Notebook #30

"Poems," "Sueño" poem, "Hablando de brujas y la gente de antes" book notes, "El valiente habla de sus vecinas" poem, "La pelea" poem, "Los Días de Nuestras Vidas" poem, "Mamá en el telefón a su hija" poem, "Mi tejadora" poem, "José" poem, "El cuento es" poem, "Territorio del gallo" poem, "Los buenos americanos" poem, "Maclovio" poem, "Juanito" poem, "Santuario" poem, "El padre y el zorrillo" poem, "Invierno en primavera" poem, "Muy peligroso jugar con Doña Sebastiana" poem, "Low Rider" poem, "Teófilo" poem, letter draft to Sabine Ulibarrí, letter draft, "High School Heaven" poem, "Procopio" poem, "Sueño" poem, "El econo" poem, "La siembra" poem, "Mi novia más traviesa" poem, "Esa porquería" poem

 931Notebook #31

"James Edward Sagel," Master's program clases notes, "Grandpa and Grandma (Home Movies Tonight)" poem, "Something More Than" poem, "If I Could Capture That Slant" poem, "Holy God!" poem, "The Poet" poem, "I Am Like a Lost Child" poem, "City Blues" poem, "Kites Like to Fly" poem, "The Ant and the Grasshopper" poem, "When the Sky Breaks Apart" poem, "The Cottonwoods Bow" poem, "There Is a Pear Tree" poem, "The Old Ones Say" poem, "Our Heads Are Filling Up with Space" poem, "Crowns" poem, "It Was the Drug" poem, "Three Huddled Below Iron Gates" poem, "A Ragged White Shirt Is a Flag" poem, "After the Industrial Revolution" poem, "Let's Get Out" poem, "Poetry Is Like a Tree" poem, "So the Parable Reads" poem, "Gallows Pole" poem

 932Notebook #32

"Tiempo prestado" poem, "Abuelita" poem, "El myordomo" poem, "Todo todito está yendo" poem, "Nuestro electrista" poem, "Close Up" poem, "Peinándote" poem, "Combing" poem, "Ya mamá se libertó" poem, "Créyelo" poem, "La muchachita en tus ojos" poem, "Los celos" poem, "Tiene uno que cantar" poem, "Scars" poem, "Casorio" poem, "La casa" poem, "El tiempo" poem, "Pruning" poem, "Vato loco" poem, "No One Expected It" poem, "Frankie" poem, "Bailando el chote" poem, "Tío and Tía Are In a Remembering Mood" poem, "La campana" poem, "Mis cuatro vecinos" poem

 933Notebook #33

"Seagull," lesson plans, writing assignments, "Versos, dichos y pensamientos" speech draft, letter drafts (Northern New Mexico Community College position), resume draft, "El corrido de Fuenteovejuna, U.S.A." play outline and publicity, "The Calabaza Brothers" poem, "Chocolate Atole" poem, "Matriarch" poem, "Lefty" poem, "Andrew" poem, "Son los niños" poem, "Mama Red Cloud's Got a New Freedom" poem, "Angel" poem, "Tom Charley" poem, "Sueño" poem, "Doña Petrita" poem, "Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada" poem, "Tú eres el mar" poepoem, "Mujer estrambólica" poem, "Fuertes espantajos" poem, "Mighty Scarecrows" poem, "Entró abuelito pasando como una sombra" poem, "Boomer Roybal" poem, "Frijoles pintos" poem, "Madrugada nuevomexicana" poem

934Notebook #34

speech outline, "Suntracks" letter draft

 935Notebook #35

"The Poem is Bone" poem, "Grey Wind" poem, "Padre" poem, "Apocalyptic Blues" poem, "The Pain" poem, self-addressed letter, "Esta poema" poem, "When I Was Down in Hell" poem, "So Close I Can Hear Your Voice" poem, "200 Miles of Pipe" poem, "In This Poem the Mind Is a Rock" poem, "Up In Coyote" poem, "A New God Skulks Above Black Mesa" poem, "Hard Wind" poem, "Talking Second Depression" poem, "We Are the Third Generation" poem, poem fragments, "Dreams of the Body" poem, "Digging In" poem, paper outline, "Among Them Are Skilled Archers" poem

936Notebook #36

"Pride, Ingenuity and Tradition" essay draft, Artist-in-Residence announcement draft

937Notebook #37

"NMCC," short stopry fragment draft, "Cena" poem, lesson plans, "Empezó con Thomas Jefferson" poem, "Visita desde el World Trade Center" poem, "Nos cuesta caro" poem, "La misma película de siempre" poem, "Sólo una cuestión de negocio" poem, brief bio (Spanish) draft, "Center Helps Alcoholics Find Hope, Kick Habit" notes

938Notebook #38

book publication notes, "An Expression of Faith" notes,

939Notebook #39

"Hay tantas casas blancas" poem, "There Are So Many White Houses" poem, "Sangre que corra rojo como el cine" poem, "No hay peligro" poem, "La buena gente de Nebraska" poem, "Guardian Angel: Española Woman Aids the Old" draft,

9310Notebook #40

"Español 101-Primavera 85," Artist-in-Residence materials drafts, "A través del río sigues las sendas" poem, story draft fragments, blurb on Teresa Archuleta-Sagel draft, "Occupational Hazards" draft, Albuquerque Journal article notes, Spanish language exercises

941Notebook #41

"NNMCC Spring 83," "Two of Hearts" play outline, "Un poema milagroso para mi amor en el día de la Navidad 1982" poem, lesson plans and syllabi drafts, exam drafts

942Notebook #42

"El Americano" draft, lesson plans, Southwest Studies program at NNMCC letter draft, "Decay" poem, "La espera" draft, "You Never Know When You're Going to Need Salt" draft, New Mexico land grant research sources, notes and draft, "The Revolt Will Resume Three Hundred Years Later" poem, "Lineage" poem, untitled short story draft, "Generaciones" poem, "Last Night You Asked Me What I Was Worried About" poem, "Antes sí pero ya no" draft, "El valiente Tío Sam" draft, longer compound narrative draft, "Kit Carson" poem, "A Few Historical Questions and an Observation Concerning the Tricentennial of the Pueblo Revolt with an Afterward on the Rebellion of 1847" poem, "El teatro de la esperanza" announcement draft, teaching reportand commentary

 943Notebook #43

"Será un milagro" draft, "Real New Mexicans Don't Eat Green Chile Quiche" draft, "Santero: Luisito Luján Rekindles Boyhood Joy of Carving" draft, "Vamos por leña: The Rites of Autumn" draft, "The Spanish Language: On Street Signs or In Our Children's Minds" draft, "San Cristobal Native Recalls Hardship, Travel in 'Good Old Days'" draft, "El Turco" draft, "Gabriel's Bar and Grill" draft, "Cómo se dice "Big Mac" en español?" draft, "Dos disteques y una seis de Schlitz" draft, "Two Steaks and a Six-Pack of Schlitz" draft, "La descarga" draft, "Arturo Jaramillo Extends Hospitality" draft, "Martínez Family Stories Laced with State History" draft, "El inventor" draft, "La Muerte Bataan" draft,

944Notebook #44

"A Cultural Gathering: Millicent Rogers Museum" draft, "An Impossible Thirst" draft, "Resurrection Freed Him To Honor Crucifixion" draft, "Lodging" ("Posada") draft, "No Liquor or Tobacco for 100 Years" draft, "Contamination" draft, "El Santo Queso" book story order, "Catalonian Priest Becomes Citizen" draft, "The Huaves" draft, "Eliseo Rodríguez: Art and the Holy Faith" draft, "Maria Hesch" draft, "Deafness Won't Stop His Dreams" draft, "Art Conservators, Sceintists Team Up On Reredos Project" draft, "What If Kearney Had Taken the Wrong Turn at Las Vegas?" draft, "Weaving Is Hard Work, But Wonderous" draft, "Independence- Goal and Promise of IAIA" draft, story draft fragments, "En el país de los ciegos"/"El rey tuerto" draft fragment, "Remembering the Old Days- And the Hard Days" draft

 945Notebook #45

"Dichos Contain Wisdom of New Mexico's Spanish Settlers" draft

 946Notebook #46

"Tetareta Drafts- Also- 'La Española,'" "La Española" draft, proposed book titles for "Dancing to Pay the Light Bill," "Dancing to Pay the Light Bill" book outline, "Tetareta" draft

 947Notebook #47

"Contaminación" draft fragment, "The Holy Cheese" story draft, "El Inventor" draft fragment, "La Muerte Bataan" [English] draft, "It Must Be a Miracle" draft, "'Medio Caballo' Prefers Horses to Men" draft, "Computer Enters, La Farmacia Stays the Same" draft

 948Notebook #48

"Más Que No Love It" [English] draft, "Bridging Worlds: Pueblo Leader Uses Ties with One Culture to Help Another" draft, "Old Greymare" [English] draft, "So, Complain!" draft, "Who Knows What the Problem Is Over There" draft

 951Notebook #49

"Santa Cruz Parish Marks Church's 250th Anniversary Today" draft, brief Spanish biography, "Sharing the Past" draft, "Octagenarian: Former Pueblo Blacksmith Has Had Many Irons in the Fire" draft, "Más Que No Love It" book story order, "The Healer" draft, "Rattler" draft, "Cat" draft, "The Witch" draft, "The Médico" draft, "Storm Threatens 'Visitor's Paradise'" draft, "Taxi Talk Tells a Lot About Nation" draft, "Arbitrary Line Divides One People" draft, "Weaver Merges Not Just to Survive But to Excel in Life" draft fragment, "Dancing Iron: Blacksmith Breathes Life Into Hot Metal" draft, "Activist Challenges World at Spiritual Crossroads" draft, "Me Durmí" draft, "Wealth Within" draft, "Que gasto de sangre" poem, "Los Cumpleaños de Doña Agueda" dedication draft, list of poems, "Marriage of Art: Two Work with Equal Passion But in Different Media, Methods" draft, "Anthropologist Aids in Understanding of Textiles in Southwest" draft, "Bringing Cloth to Life: Weaver Carries Loom, Tradition to Santa Fe" draft,

952Notebook #50

"Emilio Romero" draft, "New Organization Helps Artists Market Works" draft, "Cleofas Vigil Preserves Culture with Tales Learned in His Youth" draft, "Visitor's Lack of Etiquette Could Be Taxing" draft, "Los embusteros más grandes del pueblo" draft, "Energy Flows from Handweaver Who is Student of Dyes, Textiles" draft, "Ruidos" draft, "Pueblo Potter Mixes Old Ways, Innovative Forms" draft, "Witness to History" draft, story draft fragment

 953Notebook #51

"Play," "Two of Hearts" play draft, "El Secreto del Profesor Camiseta" draft, "Arthur Sze" draft, "George Chávez" draft, "Zoraida and Eulogio Ortega" draft, "Historical Records Have State Archives Bursting at Seams" draft

 954Notebook #52

"Play!!," play ideas, "Cantora" book review notes and draft, Cuba program ideas

 955Notebook #53

"Unos nacen con estrella"/"Los pastores" novel character list and drafts [Spanish and English]

 956Notebook #54

"Los pastores OUTLINE," Juan Felipe Herrera comments, "Unos nacen con estrella"/"Los pastores" [Spanish and English] drafts, "This poem" poem, "Los Pastores" draft

 957Notebook #55

"Demolition" poem, "Where the Zacate Grew Wild" poem, "Serruche" [English] draft, "Fishing at First Light" poem, "One Percent Solution" poem, "Tangle" poem, "Untouchable" poem, "Now That the Darkness Has Come" poem, "Switchback" poem, "A Major Slide Ahead" poem, "Eleanor and Jim Go Higher" poem, "Shivering in the Autumn Equinox" poem, "Mi ranita" poem, "The Morning Is An Incantation" poem, "Driving On" poem, "Proverbial Itch" poem, "Lost Moment" poem, "Jackpile" poem, "Near Miss" poem, "Ceboyeta" poem, "Casting Off Clichés" poem, assorted poem drafts from "Unexpected Turn"

961Notebook #56

"Muertes," "Death In the Family" draft, "El que nunca murió" draft, "Bisbee" draft, "Muertos que no hacen ruido- La Sebastiana" draft, "Muertos que no hacen ruido- La Llorona" draft, "How Could I Forget You" poem, "Muertos que no hacen ruido- La Danza" draft

962Notebook #57

"This Time Around" poem, "Afterlife" poem, "Coming Off the Mountain" poem, "After the [xxx]" poem, Francis Thompson citation by Juan José Arreola, coyote poem, "Chiquiados" poem; "Los Senior Cities," "Sana, sana colita de rana," "El Travieso," "El Trovador," "The Trickster," and "Cindy Crashes the Concert" drafts for "De Maestro, Poeta y Loco"

 963Notebook #58

"Estrella-Dos," "Nothing but Light" outline, "Unos Nacen Con Estrella" novel [Spanish] draft,

964Notebook #59

"Vida de antes- Outline," "Calavera" draft, "Juan de Dios Etcétera" draft, "Virgin" draft fragment, "Cuang Tzu y tú" drafts, "Chuang Tzu and You" drafts, "Los cuentos de Tía Zulema" ["Jardín de cuentos"] outline, Tía Zulema series outline, "Tuyo es mi corazón" poem, "My Heart Is Yours" poem, "Calavera" draft, "Te recuerdo" poem, "Hasta en la nieve florece" poem, "El que cantó hasta morir" draft, "La vida de antes" book outline,

965Notebook #60

"Unos Nacen Con Estrella" novel [Spanish] draft, "Volver" poem, "Several Out-of-State Cars" poem, "The Wheelchair Gone" poem, "Para evitar el adiós" poem, "Eaten Alive" poem, "Sin ti estoy hecho pedazos" poem, "El comeniños" poem, "Not Quiet for Long" poem, "White Man's Neck" poem, "One of These Rutted Logging Roads" poem, "At Right Angles in English" poem, speech draft for event with Rudolfo Anaya, Demetria Martinez, John Brandi and Sabine Ulibarrí, "Past Life" draft, housework notes, "Her Touch, Like Bread" poem, "Naturaleza Muerta" poem, outline for New Mexico folklore course, "Internal Combustion" poem, "Runoff" poem,

966Notebook #61

"Notes from Jacobo story-Serruche," story ideas and notes, "Serruche" draft fragments and notes, "Cracks Are Inevitable" poem, "Luna salvaje" poem, "Wild Moon" poem, "Skipping Stones" poem, "Dios emborracho" poem, "Unexpected Turn" poem

 967Notebook #62

"Unos nacen con estrella," "Unos Nacen Con Estrella"/"Los pastores" novel [Spanish] draft fragments and character list, "El santo queso" novel character list, story elements to be inlcuded in "Unos nacen con estrella," additions to "Unos nacen con estrella" novel draft, Dalkon Shield letter draft, "El 'Sueño norteamericano': corrompido en el fondo" draft, "En casa" draft, "They Killed Willie" draft, "A Colcha, an Opal, a Black Mare" poem, "Journey from Innocence" draft

 968Notebook #63

"Switchback Notes, Estrella- Uno>Poem," "Reynita and the Miraculous Tortilla" draft, "Jardín de cuentos" draft, "The Eternal Dance" poem, list of various short compositions, "El instante antes de que se apriete el gatillo se recuerda..." poem,

971Notebook #64

"Busy Dying" poem, ordered list of short compositions, "Dean the Death-Tripper" draft, "Sota de oros" ["Donde soplan los vientos de canela"] draft, "Jack of Hearts" ["Where the Cinnamon Winds Blow"] draft, "Para un corazón cuarteado" poem, "For a Cracked Heart" poem, "Para estorbos en los ojos" poem, "Para dolor de los oídos" poem, "For earaches" poem, "Para las chinches" poem, "For Bedbugs" poem, childrens' book series outline, "Para dolor de las muelas" poem, "Para los que se atarantan" poem, "For Spells of Dizziness" poem

 972Notebook #65

character list for "Muertos que no hacen ruido" story, bio/proposal for funding, "Review: Akrílica" draft, "Muertos que no hacen ruido" story draft, "Dos clases de perros" draft, "Two Types of Dogs" draft, "Strange Noises" draft, "Mueretos que no hacen ruido" essay ideas, preface draft for "Más que no love it" book, "Altar de palabras" poem, "Muertos qu no hacen ruido" story draft,

973Notebook #66

"Unexpected Turn and Jardín de cuentos," "White Man's Neck" poem, "One of Those Rutted Mountain Roads" poem, "New Clutch" poem, "Sacred Signs" poem, "El comeniños" poem, ideas for people portraits, "Death Has the Last Dance" draft, "Triptych" poem, "Child Abuse" poem, "Played Out" poem, "A Born [xxx]" poem, ideas for "School Crossings" collection, "There Is a Photograph" poem, "Cuaresma" poem, "Back Row Poet" poem, order of poems for "Unexpected Turn" book, "The Eyes Have It" poem, "Crossover" poem, "Black Water" poem, "Estribillo" poem, "Back Door Ceremony" poem, "El árbol tiene que sufrir" poem, "Finding My Way" poem, "Tortillas and brujerías" poem, Felipe Archuleta poem, "Another Cup of Coffee in Another Lovely Kitchen" poem, "Noche guatemalteca" poem, "Origin of Species" poem, "Whittling Away" poem, "Ceboyeta Showdown" poem, ideas for "Fred Ford," "Mural [xxx]" poem, "Hopeless Cabrón" poem, "Waiting for the Authorities" poem, "Necesidades" poem, "Canova" poem, "Dust Devil (or why I should have stayed at George's County Connection in Artesia)" poem, "Drum" poem, "Claysong" poem, "Jardín de cuentos" draft and glossary

974Notebook #67

"Changing W.," obituary for Jesùs Ríos, "Changing Woman" ["Siempre el corazón"] draft

 975Notebook #68

story collection ideas, "El Santo Queso" [Spanish] story draft, outline of speech about Sagel, "Los Viejitos Festival Offers World's First 'Geriatric' Folk Jam" draft, commentary on educational program

 976Notebook #69

land grant notes, "Hands" novel draft, lesson plans, "He Looks Best" poem, "Los miradores" poem, writing exercises, reading exercises, "The $18.95 Special" poem, "At a Party" poem, "Other Characteristics" poem, "Easy" [English] draft, "Still Another Dead End" poem, "Little Eyes" poem, "Luchando" draft, "Chifladera" draft, "Direcciones" poem, "¿Quién se casó? ¿Quién se murió?" poem, "Los turcos" poem, "Mi'buelo" poem, "La bendición" poem, "Coyote Cheats" poem, "El sanador" poem, "El payaso viejo" poem

 977Notebook #70

"Novel/Scenes," novel outline, "Entre Silencios" story outline, "Sábelotodo Entiéndelonada" proofs comments,

981Notebook #71

"Unos Nacen Con Estrella"/"Los Pastores" novel [Spanish] draft, "Over, Again" poem, class plan, "Straight From the Heart" text draft,

982Notebook #72

"Cántico Cósmico" outline, "Book of Embraces" outline, NPR interview talking points, "Unos nacen con estrella"/"Los pastores" draft

 983Notebook #73

"New Work," "Unos nacen con estrella"/"Los pastores" draft, letter draft, "Se entretenía clavando clavos" draft

 984Notebook #74

"Unos nacen con estrella"/"Los pastores" draft

 985Notebook #75

"Muertos que no hacen ruido" story drafts, "Milagro" poem, essay draft fragment, "La Comadre Sebastiana: The Flip Side of Death" draft, notes for "Troca story" with character "Six-ten," "Puerto del Sol: Caló Edition" introduction draft, "Sandra Cisneros" draft, "Calaveras" draft

 986Notebook #76

"Journal," book proposal draft "I'm Telling This Story Now," teaching exercises notes

 987Notebook #77

"Manuelita" poem, dream journal, letter drafts to self, colleague and friend during 1979 depressive episode, "You see, Broken Moons" poem,

988Notebook #78

"FIL, writing, yoga," "Con hueso," record of writing sent out, exercises for 1994 NMEH Institute, contact information, to-do lists, yoga notes, "Shakti on the phone" poem, vedas and upanishads notes, "El papel" poem

 991Notebook #79

lesson plans, "Resiembra" notes, writing exercises, notes for submissions to Museum of New Mexico Press, "Big Mac Attack" poem, unidentified revision notes

 992Notebook #80

"217 Children Called Her 'Mom'", draft, "De velorios a casorios" draft, "Los reumos y las hamburguesas" ["De velorios a casorios"] draft, "Riesgos de la ocupación" draft, "Posada" draft,

993Notebook #81

lesson plans, book proposal letter draft, "Resiembra" outline, writing workshop plans, "Nunca trato de escribir poemas sobre una flor" poem, Guggenheim fellowship proposal draft, "Working Class Writers in the Southwest" draft, "Coyote goes to NNMCC" poem, letter draft, lists of works submittied to publishing outlets, draft summary/proposals for essays on Doña Agueda, the López Brothers, and Liberato Montoya

 994Notebook #82

"Más que no love it" [Spanish] draft, list of saints and their devotions, "La Familia" draft, "Quehaceres: Weaver's Way of Life Makes Art of Work" draft

 995Notebook #83

lesson plans, "Quiéen sabe qué será el problema allá" poem, "Dr. Peterson's Cure" poem, "A Lota Girlfriends" draft, "My Country Tis of Thee" poem, "Hook or Crook" poem, "Reseña de Cuentos Chicanos" draft, "Tía Josie's Favorite Song" poem, "Se le fueron las cabras" poem, "So- In Summation" poem, "Maestros" poem, "Chota" poem, poetry exam, "Don Apolonio's Pastime" poem, "En el aniversario del asesinato de arzobispo Romero" poem, "¡Quéjese" poem, "Old Greymare" draft, "A Nice Juicy Hamburger" poem, "Allí anda en su huerta" poem, "I Don't Believe in That" poem, "Siento Mucho" draft, "Los Senior Cities" [Spanish] draft, "'Folk' Artist" poem, "You Approximately" poem, lecture notes

 996Notebook #84

"Play/'Death Comes for El Pelado' Notes," play ideas, "Death Comes for El Pelado" play notes and outline, Rio Grande Center notes

997Notebook #85

"Monica Soslaya-Haford" draft, "Rolando de León" draft, outline for "I'm Tellin' This Story Now," "Zorba the Greek, the Falkland Islands, and the Truly Needy" draft, "Sacred Art: Architect Builds Argument for Adobe" draft, "Grandparents Program Good for Kids, Ancianos" draft, "Los desaparecidos ya no pueden desaparecerse más" poem, lesson plans

 998Notebook #86

"Twas the noche antes de Crismus" poem, "Three Christmas Poems: Passageway, Miracle, Luke 2:1" poems, "The Distance Between Each Kaluha Purr" poem, letter draft, "An Immigration Problem: Manhattan and Dallas 'Greenbacks'" notes

 1001Notebook #87

"Novel-Land Grant," land grant notes, Conjunto Cultural letter draft, Pueblo Revolt notes

 1002Notebook #88

"Novel Notes-Done," "Entre silencios" story idea, novel notes

 1003Notebook #89

"PITS 83/84," lesson plans, "A Question of History" draft and list of sources, "A Man Who Keeps Things Running" draft, writing exercises, "Cinderella Updated, or Cindy Crashes the Concert," "Teacher Takes Learning Process Beyond Walls of Classroom" draft, short character sketches for writing exercises, "Church Restoration Brings Surprises in Religious Art" draft, "Artist's Work Always Travels with Customers" draft,

1004Notebook #90

"Nuevos Cuentos," "El difunto Joe Hurts" draft

 1005Notebook #91

"Muertes Notas," story notes, "Breakfast in Bed" poem

 1006Notebook #92

"Sobador Notas," "The Fragrance of Orchids" draft, "Your Portrait" poem, "Unexpected Turn" book introduction draft, "Some Are Born Under a Star" draft, list of possibilites for submission of work, "Virgin" draft, "Solstice Burger" poem, "Rito San José" poem, "Starstruck on a New Mexican Night" poem, "If the Santo Niño of Atocha Could Speak" poem, "Juan de Dios Etc." [English] draft, "The Healer" draft, "The Médico" draft, "Aunt Luisa" draft, "From Death and Fate" draft,

1007Notebook #93

"Some Are Born Under a Star" draft

1011Notebook #94

"Cuentos," "Not All Pottery is Indian" draft, "Being a Woman Doesn't Keep Her from Being Involved" draft, "New Songs, Young Feet Carry an Ancient Message" draft, "Juan de Dios Etc." [Spanish] draft, "Entre silencios" draft, "Juan de Dios Sigfredo Melisendro Et. Al." [English] draft, "A Silent Place" draft, story ideas

 1012Notebook #95

"Story Ideas," story ideas, "Los Pastores" notes and character lists, self reflections, "Gruñido" poem, "Growl" poem, yoga notes,

1013Notebook #96

"Muertes: Virgin, Santa Cruz," "La muerte de la Virgin" [English] draft, proposal for multidisciplinary program at UNM-LA, "A Safe Assumption" draft, "Santa Cruz: Meeting the Family" draft

 1014Notebook #97

"New Story Ideas," story ideas, "Virgin" story ideas

 1015Notebook #98

research notes, "Siempre el corazón" draft, "Always the Heart" draft, "Poca Cosa" poem,

1016Notebook #99

"Birthday No.32" poem, submission draft, Artist-In-Residence application draft, Joe Lovato notes, "A little learning is dangerious" draft, class assignment, "Church Restoration Brings Surprises in Religious Art" draft

 1017Notebook #100

"Fuga" poem, "Flight" poem, speech for San Sebastian Award ceremony draft, "Al cumplir cincuenta años" poem, "El filo de septiembre" poem, "Vendeval de polvo" poem, "Regando tumbas" poem, "Pan" poem, "La pura posibilidad" poem, "Trasplante" poem, "Puro sondeo" poem, "Encanto" poem, "En el asiento trasero" poem, "Cuerda salvavidas" poem, "Terminando el trabajo" poem, "Soldado raso" poem, "Orquídea" ["Fragrance of Orchids"] draft, "Matrimonio de corazón" poem, "Siempre el corazón" draft

1018Notebook #101

"Jemez Interviews," "Salomón Lovato" notes, "Antonio Martínez" notes, "Christmas 1988" poem, "Jessi and Kate Lindrith" notes, "Melissa González" notes, writing assignments notes, poem

 1021Notebook #102

list of manuscripts, contacts, notes "Writer to Reader"

 1022Notebook #103

"PITS 84/85," lesson plans, schedules, "¿Cómo se dice 'Big Mac' en español?" notes, Christams story draft, "Occupational Hazards" draft, "Riesgos occupacionales" draft, "De velorios a casorios" notes

 Talks and Speeches 102Speakers Associations 1023New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities Application, 1992 1024New Mexico Arts Divison Artist Application, 1994 1025New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities Chautaqua guide, 1995-1996 1026New Mexico Arts Divison Artist Directory, 1995-1997 1027Historical Society of New Mexico Speaker's Guide, 1997 1028New Mexico Authors and Storytellers Directory, N.d 102Readings, Lectures and Speeches

Sagel’s membership in various speakers’ associations is listed chronologically by the date he joined a given association. The readings, lectures and speeches are listed chronologically, then alphabetically when a specific date was lacking. Announcements of speeches are cataloged chronologically. Workshops are listed alphabetically by workshop title.

 1029"What Bloods": When Cultures Meet Conference, 1984 10210"Censorship- Books Under Fire": New Mexico Library Association Mini-Conference, 1986 10211"Siempre Joven": Taos High School Graduation, 1996 10212Keynote Speech: 10th Annual Writer's Conference, 1998 10213"Anduvo pendejo pero anduvo" 10214"Fort Lewis Presentation" 10215"My Real Education" 10216Various speech drafts 102Announcements of Speeches 10217"Explore Writing": Pasatiempo, 22 November 1985 10218"Writer Jim Sagel To Speak About Folklore": Silver City Daily Press, 24 May 1988 10219"UNM-LA Plans Full Summer": Calliope, 3 May 1990 10220"Centennial Lecture Series Hosts Bilingual Author": Roswell Daily Record, 25 October 1990 10221"Loving LULAC": Fort Morgan Times, 14 December 1991 10222"Sagel To Speak At Museum": Los Alamos Monitor, 3 January 1992 10223"Sagel To Lecture Sunday": Los Alamos Monitor, 7 January 1992 10224"Visual and Performign Arts": Las Vegas Optic, 5 November 1992 10225"How Do You Say 'Big Mac'?": Ruidoso News, 25 February 1993 10226"Siguen chicanos evocando el pasado": El Norte, 17 October 1993 10227"FIL '94 primer acto cultural en el marco del TLC": La Jornada, 18 September 1994 10228"UNM-La 'Native Cultures' Series Set To Begin Thursday": Los Alamos Monitor, 7 February 1994 10229"Lectures Highlight Cultural Diversity": Santa Fe New Mexican, 15 February 1995 10230"Sagel, Vigil Perform": Rio Grande Sun, 30 March 1995 10231"UNM-LA Graduates Hear Tale of Inspiration": Los Alamos Monitor, 14 May 1997 10232"Local Author Jim Sagel To Read Sunday": Rio Grande Sun, 2 April 1998 10233"Reading: How Do You Say 'Big Mac' en español?": Pasatiempo, 3-9 April 1998 10234"NM Folklore": Los Alamos Monitor, N.d. 10235"Jim Sagel Has One Foot In Two Languages," N.d 10236"Fiction, Poetry Lecture," N.d 10237"Sagel Library Week Speaker," N.d 10238Various announcements for Readings, Lectures and Speeches 103Workshops 1031Española Institute Workshop 1032Guadalupe Cultural Center Summer Writer's Workshop, 1986 1033PITS ideas 1034PITS handouts 1035PITS student work 1036-7Santa Fe Community College Children's Book Writing Workshop, 1996 [2 folders] 1038Workshop and lecture notes 1039Workshop teaching material 10310Workshop handouts 10311Workshop and lecture administrative information Teaching

Course materials are listed chronologically by the year and semester they were taught, then alphabetically by course title and, again, alphabetically by the site at which the course was taught. The handouts distributed in his classes are next, organized first by Sagel’s original handouts, then by those pertaining to essay and short story, plays, poetry and various other genres, in that order. Teaching paperwork follows, alphabetized by subject, and then Teaching Materials, arranged alphabetically by topic. Student writing completes the series, leading with collections of student writing organized alphabetically by title, and followed by individual student works listed alphabetically by student name.

 103Courses 1031985 10312Spring: "Spanish 101" [Española] 1031986 10313Spring: "Spanish 101" [Española] 1031987 10314Summer: "History of New Mexico" [Española] 10315Summer: "Oral Literature of the Southwest" [Los Alamos] 10316Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1031988 10317Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10318Spring: "Latin American Literature" [Los Alamos] 1031989 10319Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1 10320Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 2 10321Spring: "Native American Literature" [Los Alamos] 10322Summer: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Mesa Vista] 10323Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1041Summer: "Southwestern Image in Literature and Film" [Los Alamos] 1042Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1043Fall: "Fiction Workshop" [IAIA] 1044Fall: "Native American Literature" [IAIA] 1041990 1045Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1046Spring: "Spanish 101" [Los Alamos] 1047Summer: "Spanish 101" [Española] 1048Fall: "Creative Writing" [Española] 1049Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10410Fall: "Spanish 101" [Los Alamos] 1041991 10411Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10412Spring: "Spanish 102" [Los Alamos] 10413Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10414Summer: "Spanish 101" [Los Alamos] 10415Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10416Fall: "Creative Writing In A Bilingual Setting" [Taos] 10417Fall: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10418Fall: "Spanish 101" [Los Alamos] 10419Fall: "Spanish 101 for Bilinguals" [Los Alamos] 10420Fall: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Los Alamos] 1051992 1051Spring: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Taos] 1052Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1053Spring: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Santa Fe] 1054Summer: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Santa Fe] 1055Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1056Summer: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Taos] 1057Fall: "Bilingual Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1058Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1059Fall: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Santa Fe] 10510Fall: "Native American Literature" [Los Alamos] 10511Fall [Española] 1051993 10512Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10513Spring: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10514Spring: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Española] 10515Spring: "Multicultural Literature of the Southwest" [Los Alamos] 10516Summer: "Advanced Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Taos] 10517Summer: "Creative Writing Workshop" [Los Alamos] 10518Fall: "Intermediate Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Los Alamos] 10519Fall: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Los Alamos] 1051994 10520Spring: "Chicano Literature" [Los Alamos] 10521Spring: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Santa Fe] 10522Spring: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10523Summer: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Taos] 10524Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10525Summer: "Creative Writing- Fiction" [Santa Fe] 10526Summer: "Southwestern Image in Literature and Film" [Los Alamos] 10527Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10528Fall: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Santa Fe] 10529Fall: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10530Fall: "Literature and Film of Latin America" [Taos] 1051995 10531Spring: "Advanced Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10532Spring: "Ancient Art of Buon Fresco" [Los Alamos] 10533Spring: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10534Spring: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Taos] 10535Spring: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Santa Fe] 10536Spring: "Latino Literature" [Los Alamos] 1061Summer: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Taos] 1062Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 1063Summer: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Los Alamos] 1064Fall: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Santa Fe] 1065Fall: "Native American Literature" [Los Alamos] 1066Fall: "Southwestern Hispanic Folklore" [Peñasco] 1061996 1067Spring: "Hispanic Folklore in the Bilingual Classroom" [Taos] 1068Spring: "Hispanic Folklore of the Southwest" [Española] 1 1069Spring: "Hispanic Folklore of the Southwest" [Española] 2 10610Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10611Summer: "Creative Writing Workshop" [Santa Fe] 10612Summer: "Creative Writing in the Bilingual Classroom" [Taos] 10613Summer: "Latin American Literature and Film" [Taos] 10614Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10615Fall: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Gallina] 10616Fall: "Creative Writing in a Bilingual Setting" [Pojoaque] 10617Fall: "Native Literature of the Americas" [Taos] 1061997 10618Spring: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Española] 10619Spring: "Creative Writing- Prose Fiction" [Los Alamos] 10620Spring: "Hispanic Folklore of the Southwest" 10621Spring: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10622Summer: "Bilingual Literature of the Southwest" [Taos] 10623Summer: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10624Fall: "Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10625Fall: "Folklore of the Southwest" [Los Alamos] 10626Fall: "Hispanic Folklore in the Bilingual Classroom" [Española] 10627Fall: "Intermediate Creative Writing" [Los Alamos] 10628Fall: "Oral Literature in the Southwest" [Santa Fe] 107Handouts 107Original Handouts and Exercises: 1071A-C 1072D-G 1073H-L 1074M-O 1075P-R 1076S-T 1077U-No Name 107Handouts, Essay and Short Story: 1078A-B 1079C 10710D 1081E-G 1082H-I 1083J-K 1084L 1085M 1086N-O 1087P-R 1088S 1091T-U 1092V-Z 109Handouts, Plays: 1093A-L 1094M-Z 109Handouts, Poetry: 1095A-B 1096C 1097D-G 1098H-I 1099J-L 1101M-O 1102P-R 1103S-Z 1104-5Handouts: Various [2 folders] 110Teaching Paperwork 1106Administrative, 1986-1997 1107Administrative, No date 1108-9Attendance [2 folders] 11010Course Evaluations 11011-16Grades [6 folders]

Grade files originally located here have been removed from the collection due to student confidentiality.

 111Jemez Schools Teaching Contract 111Syllabi 111Teaching Notes 111Teaching Notes: Modismos y refranes 111"Unir lo pasado con lo presente, conscientemente": cultural awareness project1977 112Teaching Materials 1121-2Musical Instruction Materials [2 folders] 1123-8Teaching Materials [6 folders] 1131-6Teaching Materials [6 folders] 113Yoga Course Materials: 1137Assorted 1138Poses 1139Research 113Student Writing 11310"As I Was Walking, I Bumped Into A Rainbow" 11311"Collected Stories: Period 1-3" 11312"Flights of Fancy From UNM-LA's Creative Writing Students" 11313"Jemez Mountains School Anthology" 11314"Legends by the Students of Chapter I, Periods 4 and 5" 11315"Lybook School" 11316"My Narrow Path" 1141"Reconocimientos entre culturas" 1142"Reconocimientos entre culturas Vol.II" 1143"Sagel Stories" 1144"Selected Short Stories from Capshaw 6th Period Reading" 1145"Set Aside Some Dreaming Time" 1146"The Wonderful Works of Third Period" 114Various Student Writing: 1147A-G 1148H-R 1149S-T 11410V-Z 11411Nolast name 11412Anonymous Professional

This series is divided into four subseries: Publication Related, Teaching Related, Grants and Associations, and Conferences. Under each subseries, material is listed alphabetically by the subject matter.

 115Publication Related 1151Author Questionnaire: Red Crane 1152Author Questionnaires 1153Book Buyers/Distributors 1154Book lists with prices 1155Book reviewers contact information 1156Contemporary Authors application 1157Juan Rulfo Literary Prize application 1158Literary Agents 1159Publication outlets 11510Publications list 11511Publicity- Miscellaneous 11512Publishers: Potential 11513Record of submissions for publication 11514Submitted literary prizes 115Teaching Related 11515Bilingual/Bicultural Course Content proposal 11516Bilingual supplementary education proposal 11517Nimbus literary prize 11518Proposal for full-time employment 11519Southwest Studies Degree proposal 11520Southwest Studies Degree materials 115Grants and Associations 11521Grant Application Materials 11522Grant proposal: "In Awe of This Clay" 11523Grant proposal: Latin American Institute 11524Grant proposal: "On the Line" 1 1161Grant proposal: "On the Line" 2 1162Guggenheim Fellowship application 1163Humanities Research Center application 1164Instituto del Embudo 1165New Mexico Arts Divion: Artist-In-Residence Application1985 1166New Mexico Arts Divion: "Arts In Education" Application 1167Research Proposal: "Mestizaje at the Center of the World" 116Conferences 1168American Writer's Congress, 1981 1169Chicana Poetry Festival 11610-11Chicana Poetry Festival: Author Information [2 folders] 11612Encuentro de escritores en la Frontera del Norte1990 11613Feria Internacional del Libro 1993: Notes 11614Feria Internacional del Libro 1993: Reciepts 11615-16Feria Internacional del Libro 1994 [4 folders] 1171-2Feria Internacional del Libro 1994, cont'd 1173Feria Internacional del Libro 1995 Collected Material

Collected Material is listed alphabetically by the title of the work catalogued or by the name of the person who sent it to Sagel.

 1174Arte de Nuestra América: Casa de las Américas 1175Articles by Enrique Lamadrid 1176Átchíní Bá Hané 1177Ayacucho, Goodbye: by Julio Ortega 1178The Candy Store: Santa Fe Public Schools 1179Ceremony of Brotherhood: Rudolfo Anaya and Simon Ortiz 11710Complejo Residencial: Martín Cuesta 11711Coplas afectivas del pueblo nuevomejicano: Steve Armenta 11712Creación y pérdida: Identidad y mitología en la música...":Julio Estrada 11713Cuentos: Telling Our Stories III 1181Down to Earth: Mark Freeman and Cathryn Keller 1182Dreams That Won't Release You: Santa Fe Public Schools 1183Editorial La Espada Roja prints: att. Jesús Sálazar20 March 1994 1184Entre verde y seco: Estevan Arellano 1185Estampas 1186Expresiones hispanas: Coors Company 1187Fabio Herrera: Sergrafías 1991 1188Fables of Indian Dances: Regina Albarado de Cata 1189Fables of Tewa Indian Dances: Regina Albarado de Cata 11810"Folklor de Nuevo México" 11811Ghost Ranch Journal 11812The Headless Pirate/El pirata sin cabeza: Harriet Rohmer and Mary Anchondo 11813Head Like the Moon: Santa Fe Public Schools 11814The House on Mango Street: Sanda Cisneros 11815Imagine 11816Una indita en su chinampa: Gabriela Becerra and Carlos Pellicer López 11817Insistencia en el sueño: Pilar Rodríguez 11818Juego sin límites: att. José Luis Menéndez 1191Lands of New Mexico: Leonard J. Delayo 1192Linolenun: Martín Cuesta 1193Maldoror: att. Rodolfo AlvarezMarch 1998 1194María del Rayo: Ricardo Aguilar 1195Michael Naranjo portfolio 1196Mountain Blossom 1197La música, instrumentos y compositores de Michocán: Cipriano Vigil 1198My Dog Ate It and Other Excuses 1199Ojo conmigo: Roberto Aguirre Molina 11910Los ojos y las piernas 11911El plegable #21-24: Arturo Arcángel 11912El poeta y el pueblo: Jon Tolman 11913Refugio: Pilar Rodríguez 11914Rio Grande Review: att. Rich Yáñez28 June 1992 11915Rolling Thunder, Voices from a People: Phyllis Wolf 11916Sangre Salomé: Emeterio Cerro 11917Secretos de los árboles de piñon: Rose Cordova 11918Skylarking: Della Comer Mcgillivray 11919Southern California's Latino Community: Los Angles Times 11920Spawning the Medicine River 8 1201Los tesoros del espíritu: Enrique Lamadrid 1202Three Generations of Hispanic PHotographers Working in New Mexico 1203Tidbits of New Mexican Folk Wisdom: Steve Armenta Pacheco 1204La Tierra Amarilla: Anselmo Arellano 1205Trail and Camp Cooking with the Wok: Richard Beardsley 1206Ugarte: att. Julia Otoxa 1207Various works 1208Works by Diego Cortés: att. Diego Cortés15 August 1997 1209Works by Elva Macías: att. Elva Macías5 January 1994 12010Works by Jocelyn Lieu 12011Works by Rolando Malatesta: att. Rolando Malatesta8 July 1998 12012Works by Rolando Revagliatti: att. Rolando Revagliatti17 December 1998 12013Works by Santiago Espel: att. Santiago Espel5 February 1998 1211Works sent by Alejandro Schmidt: att. Alejandro Schmidt22 September 1996 1212Works sent by Jesús Salazar 1: att. Jesús Salazar3 May 1998 1213Works sent by Jesús Salazar 2: att. Jesús Salazar3 May 1998 1214Works sent by Jesús Salazar 3: att. Jesús Salazar3 May 1998 Research Material

Research material begins with a group of Sagel’s handwritten notes on particular topics relevant to his work, followed by alphabetical Research Material files that include clippings and copies of interest.

 121Notes 1215Bilingualism 1216Hispanic Folklore 1217El Guaje subdivision 1 1218El Guaje subdivision 2 1219Juan Rulfo 12110Land Grant [folder 1 of 2] 1221Land Grant [folder 2 of 2] 1222Literary Prizes 1223Post-partum depression 1224Rio Arriba County Land Use 1 1225Rio Arriba County Land Use 2 1226"Story research" 1227Storyteller's Gazette 1228Articles by Estevan Arellano 1229-10Authors [2 folders] 12211"Blacks vs Browns" 1231The Capeman 1232Coyote Land Grant 1233The Crane Wife 1234Cuba 1235"Día de los muertos" Elena Poniatowska 1236Emilio Naranjo 1237El Salvador 1238Enetero Velázquez family/ Mundy vs Mundy 1239Film 12310Hispanic Folklore 12311Hopi and Navajo 12312Inocencio: Ni pica ni escarda y siempre se come el mejor elote 12313La Jornada articles 12314José Antonio Burciaga 12315Land Grants and Land Usage 12316Language 12317Literary Prizes [folder 1 of 2] 1241Literary Prizes [folder 2 of 2] 1242-3Los Alamos [2 folders] 1244Matachines 1245Mundy v. Velázquez 1246XXIV NACCS Conference 1247New Mexico Colonial Governors 1248New Mexico Folk Music 1249New Mexico Hiking 12410New Mexico History 12411New Mexican Writing 12412On Fertile Ground 12413Los Pastores 12414Peter Mathiessen 12415Plaza de Español 12416El poeta y el pueblo 12417Pueblo Revolt/Pueblo Culture 12418La Raza Unida 12419Recordando como era vivir junto a acequias 12420The Red and the Black 12421Religious Iconography 12422Ricard Aguilar: "Caminito que el tiempo ha borrado" 12423Río Hondo/Taos Ski Valley 12424Salt of the Earth 12425Sandra Cisneros 12426Santeros 12427Spanish Black Legend 12428Spanish Prayers 1251Story Material 1252Subcomandante Marcos 1253Tío Shoot-Out 1254Tolmen 1255Tratado de Guadalupe Hidalgo 1256Unidentified 1257US Latin American Incursions 1258-12Various Materials [7 folders] 1261-2Various Materials [cont'd] 1263Who Runs New Mexico 1264Writing 1265Zoot Suit Riots Audio-Visual Materials

Audio-Visual Materials are divided into five subseries: Photographs, Artwork, CD, Video and Cassette tapes. Photographs are divided into photographs of Sagel and his family (organized alphabetically) and other photographs. Artwork is listed alphabetically. Videos are organized in alphabetical order. Cassette tapes are divided into two groups, tapes of Sagel reading or which pertain to him directly, and other tapes. Other tapes are listed alphabetically by tape title.

 126Photographs 126Photographs of Sagel and family: 1266Betty Sagel 1267Ed and Betty Sagel wedding 1268Edward Sagel 1269Sagel family 12610Jim Sagel as a baby 12611Jim, 1978 12612Jim, 1986 12613Jim Sagel and Edward James Olmos 12614Jim Sagel and Michael Naranjo 12615Jim Sagel and Teresa Archuleta Sagel 12616Jim Sagel by Miriam Berkeley 12617Jim Sagel [3 folders] 1271-2Jim Sagel [cont'd] 1273Contact sheets: Photographs by Margery Denton 1274From San Sebastian Award Ceremony, 1998 1275Teresa Archuleta-Sagel 126Other Photographs: 1276Photographs and slides of nature 1277Slides of "Harold M. es rata" graphitti 1278-9Johnny Martinez photos [2 folders] 12710Miscellaneous photographs 12711Miscellaneous photographs, negatives and contact sheets 12712Miscellaneous slides 12713Torn photographs 127Artwork 12714Artwork by José Antonio Burciaga 12715Artwork by Naomi Ferran 12716Artwork from office at UNM-LA 12717Miscellaneous Artwork 127CD's 12718"Estrella fugaz: A Song Cycle to Poems of Jim Sagel (2000)" by Carlos Archuleta and Charles Shadle 128Videos 1281. 25th Anniversary, 25 August 1995 1282. "Ella frontera es/Border She Is" 1283. "Doña Refugio y su comadre" by Jim Sagel, Directed by James Espinoza, 1998 1284. Federico Vigil: "The Cultural Implications of Buon Fresco," 5 May 1995 1285. "The Idea We Live In/La idea que habitamos" 1286. Koyaanisqatsi/Corridos/Stewart Udall Guatemala 1287. Los Matachines - starring Rudy Herrera 1288. Michael Naranjo, "¿No oyes ladrar los perros?", 8-25-1998 1289. New Mexico Folklore and Folk Literature: Jim Sagel, 28 Februrary 1990 12810. PBS: Women in Latin America/Mayan film 12811. Sagel Family, 1958-1972 129Cassette Tapes 1291. Last messages on Jim's Machine1998 1292. Jim Sagel eulogy by Denise Chávez 1293. "Song for Jimi": Marthy Yordy 1294. Espesos: Jim Sagel, 9 September 1989 1295. NM Folklore, Tradicion/Cultura: A/Jim Sagel B/Los Reyes de Albuqerque, 29 October 1989 1296. Jim Sagel, 27 April 1991 1297. Jim Sagel at Hernández Elementary School, 7 May 1991 1298. "Jim Sagel Story": NPR's Morning Edition, 23 July 1991 1299. Sagel reading from TAS, 1993 12910. Jim Sagel interview and reading from Dancing to Pay the Light Bill on The Reading Sampler, 1992 12911. Reading for Sagle from TAS, 15 January 1995 12912. Recursos Writers Reading: Jim Sagel, Santa Fe, NM, 2 August 1995 12913. Jim Sagel - El Sanador 129Various other cassettes: 12914. "Canto al Capitán Don Juan de Oñate" por Don Roberto Vialpando Lara, Ph.D., 1991 12915. "Cielo y tierra": Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble, May 1995 12916. Cipriano y Cipriano con música tradicional, 1997 12917. "A Circle Begins": Harold Littlebird, 1985 12918. Cleofas Vigil 12919. Dialect: Valley Girl, Cheech and Chong/Southern dialect 12920. "Del cielo y la tierra: Albados, oraciones y relfexiones de la Herndad Piadosa de Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno," 27 April 1991 12921. "Enfoque nacional: Special on NM," 13 November 1982 12922. Hernandez Elementary: Children's reading, comments by William DeBuys, 7 May 1991 12923. Koyaanisqatsi/Corridos 12924. KUNM: Raíces, Good-Hey-Hey 12925. KUNM: Raíces, La muralla 12926. Larry Goodell: The Mad New Mexican, 1986 12927. Latino USA, 7 April 12928. KUNM: Raíces 12929. Liberato Montoya 12930. Nica Mix I, January 1986 12931. Nicolás Guillén/Ché 12932. PITS music, 1983-1984 12933. PITS music/Raíces 12934. Reyes and Roberto: El Milagro de Truchas, 1990 12935. Rolando Revagliatti: att. Rolando Revagliatti, 22 September 1997 12936. Tomás Atencio and Estevan Arellano talking about "Inocencio" and the NM pícaro/"Voces en el viento" with Joan Java 12937. Writing Music, 1993 12938. Writing Music 12939. Various Artist, 4 February 1996 12940-41. Untitled [2 tapes] Artifacts 1301. Teacher of the Year plaque, 1972-1973 1302. New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities Excellence in Humanities plaque, 10 November 1995 1303. Two wristwatches 1304. "Jim Sagel" address stamp 1305. Grandfather Alles writstwatch [silver] 1306. "Jim Sagel" address stamp 1307. "Virtual Creativity" card deck 1308. "Jim and Theresa" heart ornament 1309. Tarot card deck and wrapping 13010. Funeral guest book 13011. New Mexico Military Institute paperweight 13012. Bureau of Land Management paperweight 13013. Six buttons 13014. One religous pin 13015. "Favorite T-shirt" 13016. Silver cross 13017. Wooden crucifix 13018. Clay skull 13019. Subcomandante Marcos finger puppet 13020. Zapatista finger puppet 13021. Small crucifix 13022. Small skeleton in casket 13023. Two small clay skeletons 13024. Skeleton-print pin 13125. Skeleton shadowbox 13126. Jim Sagel's bronze baby shoes 13127. Child's wall decoration 132Oversized Items 1321"Enrique Kissinger" poster 1322Photograph of Jim Sagel and Teresa Archuleta-Sagel 1323Photograph of Jim Sagel