Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited Santa Fe today to read Go West! to a group of children and parents. KOAT TV covered the event in the following news report, which includes a brief interview with the children’s book’s author and illustrator, Joel Nakamura.  (Santa Fe, NM–August 16, 2016)

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Dixon Garlic Farmer, Revered Author Stanley Crawford Dies at 86

“A farmer-writer who loves garlic as much as words” is how the New York Times described Dixon writer and farmer Stanley Crawford in a 2011 story, and one might be hard-pressed to improve upon that characterization. Crawford, whose 11 books included the seminal and award-winning memoirs Mayordormo: Chronicle of an […]

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Stanley Crawford to be a featured author at the 2023 Santa Fe International Literary Festival

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Stanley Crawford’s The Garlic Papers: A Book Review

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Dixon Farmer Starts Global Garlic War

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