Title: Sloppily written, error prone.
Product review: My bigest complaint is that the book is FULL of factual errors.The author repeatedly makes reference to "vegas" as the roofbeams in adobe houses- those beams are "vigas". Vegas is plains, Las Vegas means The Plains, not The Roof Beams! The book is also horribly disjointed, it suffers from a severe lack of edititng. It seems the author makes all his judgments and conclusions about New Mexico from his visits to Albuquerque and Santa Fe (yeah, we call it Santa Fake also). I'm sure he would not be happy if I made judgments about New York state from a year visit to New York City! It is obvious that he was a tourista, he didn't stay long enough to find the true flavor of the desert.As a confession, I didn't finish the book. I got about 3/4 through it, then discarded it, it was not worth wasting any more time reading it.
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