Hillerman Country: A Journey Through the Southwest with

by Tony Hillerman

Book Overview

This book portrays the unique landscape of the American south west in both words and pictures. Hillerman affectionately describes the land of his stories and what draws him to the land - what planted... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 006016400X
• ISBN13: 9780060164003
• Release Date: January 1991
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 3.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 9.8" x 12.6"

Customer Reviews

I am very disappointed in the condition of this book.

I ordered a book that was supposed to be ‘in very good condition.’ It certainly wasn’t since the spine and cover were completely ripped halfway up the book.

wonderful quality and service on a rare book

Wonderful quality and service on a hard to find book which sells for much, much more on other sites

Fantastic

Gorgeous pictures to go along with a wonderful book. You can tell that Tony Hillerman really belonged in this part of the country. If you enjoy his work, I highly recommend this book and also the book "Seldom Disappointed."

The Southwest

This is the latest of the books that I have read by Tony Hillerman. While writing entertaining fictional storys, his addition of real places makes them very believable. My next project is to visit these places using this book as my guide.

"Behind him above the dark red sandstone wall of the mesa,..."

"...a skyscape of feathery cirrus clouds stretched southward toward Mexico. To the west over the Painted Desert, they were flushed with the afterglow of sunset" From `Dance Hall of the Dead" At a book signing in Ft. Worth to benefit a homeless shelter, Tony Hillerman expressed how much fun it was to make this book with his brother Barney. This book contains 200 spectacular pictures from all over Hillerman country. Many pages are picture only with the caption on the page prior or after. The text among the pictures is a combination of history and exerts from Hillerman novels. Now when you read the novels these pictures will come to mind. Re3ading this book and looking at the pictures will make you homesick even if you have never been there.