Hi Lo To Hollywood: A Max Evans Reader

By Max Evans, Max, EVANS

The thirty-three pieces in this collection were chosen by Max Evans himself as his personal favorites from among his short novels, articles, short stories, essays, and other writings spanning his e...

Shadow Of Thunder

By Max Evans

Bluefeather Fellini

By Max Evans

This classic of American fiction tells the story of the travels of Bluefeather Fellini, a half-Pueblo Indian and half-Italian who always returns to his mother's home of Taos, New Mexico.Publishers...

Hot Biscuits: Eighteen Stories By Women And Men Of The Ranching West

By Max Evans, Candy Moulton

For more than twenty years Max Evans has been trying to assemble a book of stories by working cowboys--men who were ranch hands with at least five years of paid experience and women who had either...

Goin' Crazy With Sam Peckinpah And All Our Friends

By Max Evans, Max Evans As Told To Robert Nott

xii, 292 pages : 25 cm "Almost as famous for the legendary excesses of his personal life as for his films, Sam Peckinpah (1925-1984) cemented his reputation as one of the great American directors w...

Zone Of Tolerance: The Guaymas Chronicles

By Max Evans, David E. Stuart, Stuart, David E.

This memoir of a young gringo's assimilation into the exotic street life of a bustling port on Mexico's Sea of Cortez is an eye-opening account of the area's working-class life. After months of ant...

The American West: The Greatest Tales From The Masters Of Western Fiction

By Will Henry, Owen WISTER, Max Evans, Bret Harte, Dorothy M Johnson, Eugene Manlove Rhodes, Louis L'Amour, Frederic Remington, Max Brand, Zane Grey, Jon Tuska, Benjamin Capps, Willa Cather

The 20 classics gathered here describe the romance, myth, and grit of one of the most compelling landscapes and mind-sets in literature. From Mark Twain's "Jack Slade, Desperado" (1872) to Elmer Ke...

Making A Hand: Growing Up Cowboy In New Mexico: Growing Up Cowboy In New Mexico

By Max Evans, Gene Peach, Evans, Max, Introduction By Elmer Kelton, Photographs By Gene Peach, Essay By Max Evans

Ranching families reflect a deeply rooted agricultural tradition that has changed little over generations. Many of these children are accomplished farm hands by the age of six or seven and already...

Making A Hand: Growing Up Cowboy In New Mexico

By Max Evans, Gene Peach, Introduction By Elmer Kelton, Photographs By Gene Peach, Essay By Max Evans

Ranching families reflect a deeply rooted agricultural tradition that has changed little over generations. Many of these children are accomplished farm hands by the age of six or seven and already...

Albuquerque: Spirit Of The New West

By Max Evans, Greater Albuquerque Chamber Of Commerce