Tony Hillerman's Landscape: On the Road with Chee and Leaphorn - A Southwest Mystery Adventure for Book Lovers & Travel Enthusiasts | Perfect for Road Trips & Cultural Exploration
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Don’t miss the TV series, Dark Winds, based on the Leaphorn, Chee, & Manuelito novels, now on AMC and AMC+! “You’ve read the books, now see the land. . . . It’s like having Tony Hillerman still with us.” —Denver PostA photographic journey through the landscapes of beloved bestselling author Tony Hillerman’s novels—with an introduction by Tony Hillerman and a personal essay by his daughter, AnneStep into the world of Tony Hillerman’s novels with this stunning collection of original documentary photographs of the landscape that was integral to his writing. Alongside these breathtaking photos are brief synopses of Hillerman’s novels, descriptive passages from the novels, the author’s own comments about the sites, and narrative information on the locations pictured. Compiled by his eldest daughter, Anne Hillerman, with original photos from Don Strel, Tony Hillerman’s Landscape is a timely showcase of a hauntingly beautiful region that captured one man’s imagination for a lifetime, and is a daughter’s loving tribute to her father.
Customer Reviews
If you love the south western states of northern AZ, northern NM, southern CO, and western Texas, and especially if you love the books of Tony Hillerman, then this might be the book for you. The photos of specific locations in Hillerman's book of landscapes are stunning, and the author ties each location to a specific book, and often to specific scenes. I discovered that the pictures really added to my appreciation and understanding of the story that was unfolding. If you are a fan of Tony Hillerman, then I encourage you to browse this book, first in your local library. Then add it to your library.
