If Mountains Die: A New Mexico Memoir

The book is in good condition, with a sturdy spine and clean pages. There is some minor wear on the cover edges, typical of its age. The interior remains bright and free from any markings or inscriptions. The binding is intact, ensuring durability for continued reading or display.

"If Mountains Die: A New Mexico Memoir" by John Nichols, with photographs by William Davis, is a compelling exploration of New Mexico's landscapes and culture. Published by Alfred A. Knopf in New York, this third printing from July 1981 offers a vivid portrayal of the region through Nichols' narrative and Davis' evocative photography. Originally published in 1979, this edition captures the essence of New Mexico's natural beauty and cultural richness. John Nichols, known for his insightful storytelling, provides a memoir that is both personal and universally appealing. The book is a valuable addition for collectors interested in regional memoirs and photographic essays. This edition's scarcity is marked by its specific printing, making it a unique find for enthusiasts of Southwestern American literature. The book is in softcover format, with no visible signs of library use, inscriptions, or signatures.