Bøger i Rio Grande/Rio Bravo: Borderlands Culture and Traditions serien

In 1935, Elena Zamora O'Shea told the story of the open country of South Texas from the perspective of an ancient mesquite tree. She covers the area's political and ethnographic history, with details of daily life such as songs, plants and folk medicines, food and recipes, and ranch vocabulary.

Curanderas - traditional healers in Mexican culture - bridge the gaps between multiple planes of existence - spiritual and material, modern and pre-modern - dispensing medicinal herbs, prayers, and instruction. This book writes of the world and practices of San Antonio curanderas.

Mexican artisan Dionicio Rodriguez created concrete bus stop shelters, park benches, footbridges, and other structures in the style known as trabajo rustico. This book presents a comprehensive look at the legacy of Rodriguez as reflected in the works of those whom he trained, mentored, or influenced.