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AS OF JANUARY 2019

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C.M. MAYO'S BOOKS

Gival Press Award for Poetry

* METAPHYSICAL ODYSSEY INTO THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION

Indie Excellence Award for History

* THE LAST PRINCE OF THE MEXICAN EMPIRE

A Library Journal Best Book

* MIRACULOUS AIR

Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Mexico

* MEXICO: A TRAVELER'S LITERARY COMPANION

24 Mexican writers on Mexico, many in translation for the first time

* SKY OVER EL NIDO

Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction

WELCOME, DEAR CURIOUS AND EXTRA-ADVENTUROUS READER!

Through narrative we become more human. Truth is beauty. Exploration is infinite.

I am C.M. Mayo, writer, poet, and literary translator. Member, Texas Institute of Letters. www.cmmayo.com

I’ve been blogging here at “Madam Mayo” since 2006 about my works, recommended reading, and whatever and whomever else pops up a-blinking on my super-extra-interesting radar.

Why the funny name? A poet once wrote to me, Dear Madam Mayo, and I thought that was hilarious. (Ha, I’m old enough to remember the Gang of Four.)

In 2019 I will once again be blogging on Mondays, except when not, devoting the second Monday of the month to my writing workshop students and anyone else interested in creative writing, and the fourth to a Q & A with a fellow writer.

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"A swashbuckling, riotous good time, befitting the fairy-tale promise of the opening sentence." --AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN

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NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR HISTORY

C.M. MAYO'S EYE-OPENING NEW BIOGRAPHY OF FRANCISCO I. MADERO, LEADER OF MEXICO'S 1910 REVOLUTION

"[A] masterful introduction to a topic that hasn't been explored in this accessible way before, and may never be again."

-- OCCULT OF PERSONALITY

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C.M. MAYO AT THE UCSD CENTER FOR US-MEXICAN STUDIES, U TEXAS EL PASO, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS & MORE

New on Kindle, my longform essay on the Mexican literary landscape and the power of the book

"With great insight and humor, C.M. Mayo takes you by the hand and leads you on a guided tour through Mexico's complex and amazingly rich literary past... An engrossing and truly illuminating portrayal of the country's literary production throughout the ages. Highly recommended." —Diana Anhalt, author of A Gathering of Fugitives: American Political Expatriates 1947-1965

C.M. MAYO'S ON-LINE BOOKSHOP

Metaphysical Odyssey into the Mexican Revolution; The Last Prince of the Mexican Empire; Mexico: A Traveler's Literary Companion; Sky Over El Nido, and more titles by C.M. Mayo

Quetzalpugalotl & Quetzalpugtl Chillin' in Tepoztlan

MIRACULOUS AIR: Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Mexico

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Selected interviews with other writers and podcasters

Q & A with Other Writers

Q & A with Amy Hale Auker on "Ordinary Skin: Essays from Willow Springs"
Q & A with Mary Mackey on "The Jaguars That Prowl Our Dreams"
Q & A with Lynn Downey on Researching California History
Q & A with Yermiyahu Ahron Taub on "Prodigal Children in the House of G-d"
Q & A with Sara Mansfield Taber on "Chance Particulars"
Q & A with Nancy Peacock on "The Life and Times of Persimmon Wilson"
Q & A with Leslie Pietrzyk on "Silver Girl"
Q & A with Mary S. Black on Travels in Texas
Q & A with Ellen Cassedy and Yermiyahu Ahron Taub on Blume Lempel's "Oedipus in Brooklyn"
Q & A with Shelley Armitage on "Walking the Llano"
Q & A with Carolina Castillo Crimm on "De León: A Tejano Family History"
Q & A with Paul Cool on "The Salt Warriors"
Q & A with John Kachuba on "The Savage Apostle"
Q & A with Karen Benke, Poet, Creativity and Fun Maven, Letter Writing Aficionada, and Author of "Write Back Soon!"
Q & A with Edward Swift on the Big Thicket, New York, the Orphic Journey, San Miguel de Allende, the Sierra Gorda, and More
Q & A with Sonja D. Williams on Writing "Word Warrior: Richard Durham, Radio, and Freedom"
Q & A with Roger Greenwald, Poet and Literary Translator of Gunnar Harding
Q & A with Rev Stephen Hermann on Francisco I. Madero as Medium
Q & A with Independent Publisher Michele Orwin, Founding Editor of Bacon Press Books
Q & A with Tod Goldberg about Podcasting with Literary Disco
Q & A with Mexican Historian Alan Rojas Orzechowski on Painter Santiago Rebull
Q & A with Rice Freeman-Zachery on Creative Podcasting
Plus: Podcast interviews in "Conversations with Other Writers"
Plus: Many more interviews on the Marfa Mondays Podcasting Project

TOP POSTS ON WRITING

Writin' the Rollercoaster: Diction Drops & Spikes
Virginia Tufte's ARTFUL SENTENCES: SYNTAX AS STYLE
Grokking Plot: The Elegant Example of BREAD AND JAM FOR FRANCES
One Powerful But Simple Practice for Reading as a Writer
On Seeing as an Artist or, Five Techniques for a Journey Towards Einfuhlung
30 Deadly-Effective Ways to Free Up Bits, Drips & Gimungously Vast Swaths of Time for Writing
Eight Conclusions After 8 Years of Blogging
So How's the Book Doing? (And How Many Have You Sold? And What was Your Print Run?)
The Manuscript Is Ready (Or Is It?) What's Next?
A Dozen Dialogue Exercises
10 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Writing Workshop
The Mental Edge
Literary Travel Writing
Decluttering or, The Integrity of Design
The Arc of Writerly Action

TOP POSTS ON BOOKS

Top 10+ Books Read 2018
Top 12+ Books Read 2017
Top 10+ Books Read 2016
Top 10+ Books Read 2015
Top 10 Books Read 2014
Top 10 Books Read 2013
Top 10 Books Read 2012
Top 10 Books Read 2011
Top 10 Books Read 2010
Top 10 Books Read 2009
Top 10 Books Read 2008
Top 10 Books Read 2007
Top 10 Books Read 2006
Claudio Saunt's West of the Revolution: An Uncommon History of 1776
Reading Mexico: Recommendations from the Chocolate Box for a Book Club of Extra-Curious & Adventurous English-Language Readers
A Visit to the Casa de la Primera Imprenta, Mexico City
What the Muse Sent Me About the Tenth Muse, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Sam Quinones' Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic
Edward H. Miller's Nut Country: Right-wing Dallas and the Birth of the Southern Strategy
James McWilliams' The Pecan: A History of America's Native Nut
Why Translate? The Case of the President of Mexico's Secret Book
Five Super Simple Tips for Better Book Design
Lonn Taylor's Texas People, Texas Places
A Window to the Invisible World: Maestro Amajur and the Smoking Signatures
My Dad's Book, Captured: The Forgotten Men of Guam
Why Aren't There More Readers? A Note on Curiosity, Creativity, and Courage
Desert America: Boom and Bust in the New Old West
The Holographic Universe
Around the World With Madam Mayo

A MENU OF POSSIBILITIES TO CONSIDER

VISIT MY OTHER BLOGS (NO, I DO NOT BLOG ALL DAY THOUGH THAT SURE WOULD BE FUN)

MARFA MONDAYS BLOG

The blog for the Marfa Mondays Podcasting Project: Exploring Marfa, Texas & Environs in 24 Podcasts, 2012-2013. All about the podcasts, plus photos, books, videos, and more about Marfa and the Big Bend. This blog and the podcasts are apropos of a work in progress, World Waiting for a Dream: A Turn in Far West Texas.

MAXIMILIAN ~ CARLOTA BLOG

A once-in-a-while-on-Tuesdays blog to share my (copius) research and other information related to my novel set during the 1860s in Mexico-- that tumultuous period known as the Second Empire or French Intervention.

READING TOLSTOY'S WAR & PEACE

Finally, after numerous attempts, I tackled the behemoth in 2011. This blog, now closed but ever open for perusal, I kept for myself, for fellow W&P travelers past, present and future, and for my writing workshop students so they can see precisely what I mean by "reading as a writer."

GIANT GOLDEN BUDDHA & 364 More 5 Minute Writing Exercises (ex-blog / blog archive)

A long-ago blog by Yours Truly and friends, now an ebook. Help yourself.

Click on the cover to learn more about this rare eyewitness memoir of Maximilian

Blogroll: YE TYPOSPHERE

Backspace Does Not Erase

Life in a Typewriter Shop

The long slow {typecast} blog

Sammlerclub Historischer Buromaschinen Schweiz

The Typewriter Revolution

Welcome to the Typosphere

Blogroll: TEXAS HISTORY & TEXAS LITERARY

Ana Carolina Castillo Crimm

K.K. Searle's Texas History Page

Lone Star Literary Life

Texas Book Lover (Michelle Newby)

Texas Heritage Society

Texas Institute of Letters

Texas State Historical Association

… more links coming soon...

Blogroll: RARE BOOKS

* Bookman's Log (Greg Gibson of Ten Pound Island Books)

* Book Tryst (Stephen J. Gertz)

* The Exile Bibliophile (Benjamin L. Clark)

* Fine Books Magazine Blog

* Literary Tourist

* Rare Books Digest

* Text Technologies (Elaine Treharne)

Blogroll: SOUTH OF THE (US.MEXICO) BORDER

Blogroll: FAR WEST, FAR EAST & YONDER

Dosanko Debbie
George Monbiot

Blogroll: NORTH OF THE BORDER & BEYOND Creatives Edition

Blogroll: TOTALLY COSMIC

Arlington Institute FuturEdition e-newsletter
Dr Rita Louise
Early Retirement Extreme
Frank DeMarco
Heterodoxology (Egil Asprem)
John Kachuba
Lori Williams
Margaret Dulaney
Michael Tymn
Nemaha
Peter Woodbury
Ralph Mag
Robotenomics
Rose Rosetree
Sophy Burnham
Steven A. Hermann

C.M. MAYO'S ONLINE LIBRARY OF OUT-OF-COPYRIGHT TEXAS BOOKS

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