“Suffused with Hispanic wisdom, tall tales, and slang, the stories enchanted us.”—New Mexico Magazine
“A terrific read.”—Albuquerque Journal
“No More Bingo, Comadre! is more than just a good-humored anthology. An important underlining theme to these tales is about younger generations of Hispanic New Mexicans losing touch with their culture. . . . As with traditional folktales, each story has a moral meant to convey universal themes.”—The Taos News
“A uniquely New Mexican collection of stories with indelible characters exploring cultural collisions with humor tinged with pathos.”—Sue Boggio, coauthor of Long Night Moon: A Novel
“A sensitive, humorous Northern New Mexico folkloric treasure. It is a view of the evolving world of New Mexico Hispanics by a master storyteller who experienced all of the losses, gains, and compromises made to accommodate that transition.”—Esther V. Cordova May, author of Antes: Stories from the Past in Cuba, New Mexico, 1769–1949
