Guacamole Dip5 reviews Daniel Reveles Sunbelt Publications, 2007 He's done it again! + Delightful! + A Charming and Humorous Short-Story Collection + Enticing morsels of literary plearsure! + A very enjoyable read             Enchiladas, Rice, and Beans (One World)9 reviews Daniel Reveles Ballantine Books, 1994 Characters bigger than life, like EL Gato make it great + One for my lifetime top ten + Tales of romance and amusement from the border + ¡Delicioso! Yummy! A very tasty treat! + jeemy             Salsa and Chips4 reviews Daniel Reveles One World/Ballantine, 1997 Salsa & Chips is great + I love all of this man's books + Hungry for more... This is one of the best kept secrets of eloquent writing. I've finished this book in one breath. Since I live in San Diego and have been in Tecate, I can relate to a lot of the descriptions. Reading this book makes me want to visit Tecate again and really look for some of the things described. The ...             Tom Mix and Pancho Villa2 reviews Clifford Irving St Martins Pr, 1982 An American Classic + Undiscovered gem - A classic epic western of Mexican Revolution This is probably the finest relatively-unknown novel ever published in the USA. The reviews back in 1982 were stunning. (William Safire in the New York Times wrote: "Rip-snortin', rootin'-tootin' adventure"; the L.A.Herald-Examiner said, "A big, rawboned, wild-blooded adventure, a novel to make any ...             Tequila, Lemon, And Salt: From Baja...tales of love,faith - and magic4 reviews Sunbelt Publications, 2004 Magically Lyrical + An expose of daily life in the border town of Tecate + Love It! + A Note From the Author             Distant Neighbors: A Portrait of the Mexicans20 reviews Alan Riding Vintage, 1989 Still useful despite being written 2 decades ago + DISTANT NEIGHBORS + decoding the culture This is a terrific book. The history section is naturally outdated, but some people could still benefit from this book: -Businessmen: you usually deal with rich people when you come here and the upper-class in here has not evoluted very much since the mid 80's. It seems they have changed quite a ...             The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Wisconsin / Warner Bros. Screenplay Series)21 reviews John Huston The University of Wisconsin Press, 2002 a very special piece of writing + A classic novel by a mystery man + Excellent! + PACKS A WALLOP... + I was so happy when I got to the badges part....             Imaginary Lines: Stories of Physical, Cultural, and Culinary Frontiers2 reviews Linton Robinson, Ana Maria Corona Bauu Institute, 2008 A Beautiful collaboration + A very wonderful collection Reading "gringo lit" about Mexico and Mexican's writing about "El Norte" is my main passion and IMAGINARY LINES is both of those...and much more. It's a remarkable coming together of cultural viewpoints from opposite sites of the border, one of the lines of the mind it so aptly sketches. I read ...             Live Better South of the Border, 4th Ed.: A Practical Guide for Living and Working (Live Better South of the ...15 reviews Mexico Mike Nelson Fulcrum Publishing, 2005 Don't just read it - Live it! + Very comprehensive Mike's subtitle says it all. The book really is chock full of practical advice for living and working in Mexico. It's not a "Come on down, you'll just love it," tempter. He gets very specific about the subjects those considering relocating are and should be interested in. In addition to ...             Live Better South of the Border, 4th Ed.: A Practical Guide for Living and Working (Live Better South of the ...15 reviews Mexico Mike Nelson Fulcrum Publishing, 2005 Don't just read it - Live it! + Very comprehensive Mike's subtitle says it all. The book really is chock full of practical advice for living and working in Mexico. It's not a "Come on down, you'll just love it," tempter. He gets very specific about the subjects those considering relocating are and should be interested in. In addition to ...             The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Wisconsin / Warner Bros. Screenplay Series)21 reviews John Huston The University of Wisconsin Press, 2002 a very special piece of writing + A classic novel by a mystery man + Excellent! + PACKS A WALLOP... + I was so happy when I got to the badges part....             Tequila, Lemon, And Salt: From Baja...tales of love,faith - and magic4 reviews Sunbelt Publications, 2004 Magically Lyrical + An expose of daily life in the border town of Tecate + Love It! + A Note From the Author             Guacamole Dip5 reviews Daniel Reveles Sunbelt Publications, 2007 He's done it again! + Delightful! + A Charming and Humorous Short-Story Collection + Enticing morsels of literary plearsure! + A very enjoyable read             Imaginary Lines: Stories of Physical, Cultural, and Culinary Frontiers2 reviews Linton Robinson, Ana Maria Corona Bauu Institute, 2008 A Beautiful collaboration + A very wonderful collection Reading "gringo lit" about Mexico and Mexican's writing about "El Norte" is my main passion and IMAGINARY LINES is both of those...and much more. It's a remarkable coming together of cultural viewpoints from opposite sites of the border, one of the lines of the mind it so aptly sketches. I read ...             Tom Mix and Pancho Villa2 reviews Clifford Irving St Martins Pr, 1982 An American Classic + Undiscovered gem - A classic epic western of Mexican Revolution This is probably the finest relatively-unknown novel ever published in the USA. The reviews back in 1982 were stunning. (William Safire in the New York Times wrote: "Rip-snortin', rootin'-tootin' adventure"; the L.A.Herald-Examiner said, "A big, rawboned, wild-blooded adventure, a novel to make any ...             Enchiladas, Rice, and Beans (One World)9 reviews Daniel Reveles Ballantine Books, 1994 Characters bigger than life, like EL Gato make it great + One for my lifetime top ten + Tales of romance and amusement from the border + ¡Delicioso! Yummy! A very tasty treat! + jeemy             Salsa and Chips4 reviews Daniel Reveles One World/Ballantine, 1997 Salsa & Chips is great + I love all of this man's books + Hungry for more... This is one of the best kept secrets of eloquent writing. I've finished this book in one breath. Since I live in San Diego and have been in Tecate, I can relate to a lot of the descriptions. Reading this book makes me want to visit Tecate again and really look for some of the things described. The ...             Distant Neighbors: A Portrait of the Mexicans20 reviews Alan Riding Vintage, 1989 Still useful despite being written 2 decades ago + DISTANT NEIGHBORS + decoding the culture This is a terrific book. The history section is naturally outdated, but some people could still benefit from this book: -Businessmen: you usually deal with rich people when you come here and the upper-class in here has not evoluted very much since the mid 80's. It seems they have changed quite a ...