THE NAVAJO NATION: A VISITOR'S GUIDE (Hippocrene Books, New York NY)	Navajoland spans sections of northeastern Arizona, northwestern New Mexico, and southern Utah (with some disputed territory in Colorado). From the awesome formations of Monument Valley to the sweeping sandstone walls of Canyon de Chelly, the area is breathtaking. From every point there are spectacular views of distant mesas, expansive plateaus, and towering mountains. This exploration of Navajoland provides what the visitor needs to know: attractions, accommodations, routes, and a guide to hiking and camping. It is also an account of the Navajo people, their history, culture, language, and religion.
NEW MEXICO: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY (Hippocrene Books, New York NY)	New Mexico's history is as varied and intriguing as its magnificent landscapes. Archaeological evidence shows that the area was the site of a prehistoric civilization that may have been the oldest in North America. In later times, three cultures -- Native American, Spanish and Anglo -- coexisted there. Throughout New Mexico's territorial period, desperados and cattle rustling led to colorful tales of conflict. Complemented by over 50 illustrations, photographs and maps, this history of New Mexico is a concise yet comprehensive chronicle of the state, from the prehistoric days of the Paleo-Indians to the present. Travelers, students and generally interested readers will find it an ideal resource.
ARIZONA: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY (Hippocrene Books, New York NY)	In this inaugural volume of Hippocrene's Illustrated Histories of States Series, Patrick Lavin explores and illuminates this "land of contrasts," whose history is as varied and fascinating as its landscapes. Complemented by over 60 illustrations and photographs, this volume traces Arizona from prehistoric days of the Paleo-Indians to its admission into the Union in 1912, and beyond into the twenty-first century.
THE CELTIC WORLD: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY (Hippocrene Books, New York NY)	From the valleys of Bronze Age Urnfielders to the works of 20th century Irish-American literary greats Mary Higgins Clark and Seamus Heaney, the author leads the reader on an entertaining and informative journey through 182 captivating pages of Celtic history, culture, and tradition, including 50 illustrations and maps.
CELTIC IRELAND WEST OF THE RIVER SHANNON (Writers Club Press, Lincoln NE)	The reader accompanies the early Irish Celts on their cultural journey down the ages and into the province of Connacht, where the story focuses on the early tribal communities -- exploring the developing dynastic families, descendants of once "heroic" warrior societies.
THANK YOU IRELAND (Garryowen, White Rock BC)	A collection of stories about the sons and daughters of Erin who made the North American continent their home, and about the extraordinary ascent from poor immigrant to heights of wealth, power and influence in many fields.