Some Strange Corners of Our Country: The Wonderland of the Southwest

xi, 270 pp. Gray boards with blue and orange Indian design with blue and orange titles to front and spine. A tribute to the American Southwest by the editor of The Land of Sunshine, a literary magazine later renamed Out West, which was known for collecting stories and articles about the West. CONTENTS: The Grandest Gorge in the World; A Forest of Agate; The American Sahara; The Rattlesnake Dance; Where They Beg the Bear's Pardon; The Witches' Corner; The Magicians; The Self-Crucifiers; Homes That Were Forts; Montezuma's Well; Montezuma's Castle; The Greatest Natural Bridge on Earth; The Stone Autograph-Album; The Rivers of Stone; The Navajo Blanket; The Blind Hunters; Finishing and Indian Boy; The Praying Smoke; The Dance of the Sacred Bark; Doctoring the Year; An Odd People at Home; A Saint in Court.