the Mississippi River. Mauskopf accurately depicts a region whose clock has stopped mid 20th century, but somehow maintains everything else which is truly important. The book, first released in 1997, is a monumental achievement, and Graphis heralds it as a book that matters. " A fourth book, Descendants, on northern New Mexico Hispanic culture is scheduled for the second half of 2010. Descendants will feature an original text by poet Jimmy Santiago Baca. Norman Mauskopf has also completed a rare documentary about the legal brothels of Mustang, Nevada. References External links TWIN PALMS PUBLISHERS • TWELVETRESS PRESS LA Times 12/22/85: Rodeo Lassos a City Boy's Heart NY Daily News 2/13/99: Supporter Say Gov's Schools Probe Chief is more than up to task: She's Bred for Battle Verve Gallery of Photography BLACK AND WHITE MAGAZINE March 2009, Page 82 Maine Media Workshops Santa Fe Photographic Workshops Through the Lens: Creating Santa Fe - Photo Archives at the Palace of the Governors The Galisteo Basin Photography Project, a benefit exhibition by renowned fine-art and documentary New Mexico photographers Galisteo Basin Photography Project Online Gallery Wired Magazine: Breaking the Law of Gravity - June 2003 Wired.com Is Phoenix Burning? - 4.07 Mother Jones Magazine - Nov/Dec 1997 - Front Cover photo-eye Magazine - Best of 2009 Santa Fean Magazine - Top Talent - June-July 2008 Wired Magazine UK - Beats Skinning Hogs - Issue 1.02 - June 1995 Santa Fe New Mexican -THE SUBCONSCIOUS RISES TO THE SURFACE - January 26, 2007 American photographers 1949 births Living people Documentary photographers