In This Issue…
Take it or Leave it: I Miss Art Bell, Bigfoot, and the Alien Abductors …by Jim Stiles
How to Disappear …by Tonya Audyn Stiles
REVISITING “JULY 4, 1961: MURDER & THE ENDURING MYSTERY at DEAD HORSE POINT” …by Jim Stiles
THE OPEN ROAD: Remembrance …Words and Photos by Paul Vlachos
The Culture of Narcissism at 40 …by Stacy Young
Coyote Tales of the Kayenta Navajos …By Harvey Leake
VISIONS AND VOICES…AND DREAMS …by Jim Stiles
Two Four Corners Reservoirs Meet the Big Drought… Story and Photos by Will Mahoney
Some Things You Have Heard Before (and some you haven’t) …by Damon Falke
(Still) ‘Enough Rope’: THURSDAY …By Bill Davis
THOUGHTS ON WHITE PRIVILEGE, CAMPING, ALVIN YORK & MARY FLOYD …by Jim Stiles
(POKING THROUGH THE RUINS #2) La Sal Junction …by Jim Stiles
POINTBLANK: UFO CONFESSIONS …by Alan Cornette
ZEPHYR AMERICA: Charles Kreischer on Utah Highway 95 in 1959…
Herb Ringer’s American West: ALPINE TUNNEL, COLORADO
HANK SCHMIDT’S MONTHLY REPORT: Arches National Monument, October 1941
A Full Year of Backbone Supporters! Please Join!
Any chance of a podcast (gulp)?
Would it be best if the government gave the land back to the indigenous peoples with the stipulation that it not be mined or developed for oil? Just saw the NPR presentation on Bears Ears. Have been to Canyon DeChelly and it seems to be handled by the native americans with thoughtfulness re: tourism. Have also seen where the indigenous peoples have developed/sold their lands for not such good use/commercialization. Thanks.
Elle