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Diabla a Pie: Women's Tales from the New Mexico WPA » (1st Edition)

Book cover image of Diabla a Pie: Women's Tales from the New Mexico WPA by Tey Diana Rebolledo

Authors: Tey Diana Rebolledo, Maria T. Marquez
ISBN-13: 9781558853126, ISBN-10: 155885312X
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Arte Publico Press
Date Published: November 2000
Edition: 1st Edition

Author Biography: Tey Diana Rebolledo

Book Synopsis

	Preface	xv
	Introduction	xix
Part I	Annette Hesch Thorp
1.	Stories. December 17, 1940	2
2.	Catalina Viareal. September 17, 1940	4
3.	Cesaria Gallegos. September 23, 1940	7
4.	Tita. October 1940	9
5.	Chana. October 8, 1940	12
	October 15, 1940	14
	October 22, 1940	16
	October 29, 1940	18
	November 5, 1940	20
	The Resador. November 12, 1940	23
	The Curandera. November 19, 1940	26
	Remedios. November 26, 1940	28
	Chana. December 3, 1940	31
6.	Unknown Informant (possibly Antonio Vigil) Casorios. December 10, 1940	34
7.	Antonia Vigil
	Nuestra Senora Del Rosario. December 10, 1940	37
	Witch Stories. The Story of a Headache	39
8.	Lina. December 31, 1940	41
	January 7, 1941	43
	January 14, 1941	45
	Not dated	47
	February 4, 1941	49
	Partera. February 25, 1941	51
	March 11, 1941	53
	The Pie and the Plate. Not dated	57
	Partera. Midwife. March 18, 1941	59
	Remedios. March 25, 1941	62
9.	Barbarita Nieto
	Velorio. February 11, 1941	64
	Velorio. February 18, 1941	66
	Mortaja. Shroud. February 25, 1941	69
10.	Juliana
	Satan and the Girl. April 1, 1941	70
	Fabiana. April 1, 1941	71
	Fabiana. April 8, 1941	73
11.	Vicenta. April 15, 1941	75
	April 22, 1941	78
	April 29, 1941	80
	May 6, 1941	82
	May 13, 1941	84
	Manuela. May 20, 1941	87
	Manuela. May 27, 1941	90
	Manuela. June 3, 1941	93
	Amalia. June 17, 1941	96
	Amalia. June 24, 1941	98
	Amalia. July 1, 1941	101
Part II	Lou Sage Batchen
1.	Placitas. August 13, 1938	106
2.	Placitas Folklore. August 27, 1938
	Dona Tomasa--the Witch Nurse	111
	Tesoro De la Ciruela	113
	El Abuelo--the Whipping Man	114
	Francisco and His Saint	115
3.	Folklore. September 17, 1938
	Petra's Faith	116
	The Brave Little Shepherd	117
	The Coyotes Send the Warning	118
	Eufemia's Sopapillas	119
	Quiteria Outwits the Witch Nurse	120
	The First San Antonio De Las Huertas	120
4.	Las Huertas. October 11, 1938	122
5.	Tales of the Towns Settled by Las Huertasanas. Ojo De La Casa. November 12, 1938	126
	The Peace Plot. November 26, 1938	131
	El Inocenton	132
	El Ojo	133
	Luz De La Luna	134
	Legend of Montezuma Mine	134
	Gold Fever in Ojo De La Casa	135
	La Madera. The Timber. December 17, 1938	138
	The Good Samaritan of La Madera	139
	La Cita De Las Brujas. Rendezvous of the Witches	140
	El Misterio. The Enigma	141
	El Hombre Alegre. The Jolly Man	142
	La Madera, Part II. Luxuries Come to La Madera. January 6, 1939	144
	The Snow Bride	145
	The Burial of Old Jose	148
	Tejon (Badger). January 20, 1939	149
6.	Placitas
	The Naming of Placitas	154
	Old Houses of Placitas. February 10, 1939	155
	Life in the Old Houses: Part I. Josefa and Her Sons. February 24, 1939	159
	Life in the Old Houses: Part II. The House That Juan Built. March 17, 1939	165
	Life in the Old Houses: Part III. The Story of Nestor and Maruja Pais. April 7, 1939	172
	Life in the Old Houses: Part IV. Interwoven With the Story of Francisco Gonzales. May 5, 1939	177
	Life in the Old Houses: Part V. Sports and Pastimes. May 19, 1939	183
	Life in the Old Houses: Part VI. Hunts of the Old Days. June 9, 1939	188
	Life in the Old Houses: Part VII. Gabrielita and Placida. July 5, 1939	194
	Life in the Old Houses: Part VIII. Fiesta Days. July 21, 1939	201
	Life in the Old Houses: Part IX. August 11, 1939	207
	Life in the Old Houses: Part X. Fiesta Days. September 1, 1939	212
7.	Life and Play of the Children in the Old Houses: January 5, 1940	217
8.	Folktales. January 26, 1940
	The Wise Donkey	223
	Capitan Grande, Agua	225
	The Phantom Raiders	227
	Ricardo's Deer	229
9.	The Trader of Ojo De La Casa. March 1, 1940	230
10.	The Terror of Ojo De La Casa. March 15, 1940	234
11.	El Bandolero De Las Placitas. April 5, 1940	239
12.	Felicia La Bruja. April 19, 1940	243
13.	An Old Native Custom.
	Guadaloupe's Transgression. May 5, 1840	248
	El Indio Viejo. May 19, 1940	251
	Madrecita Piedad. June 3, 1940	255
	El Pelon Y La Pelona. July 20, 1940	259
	The Fall of Paquita	261
	La Curandera. August 5, 1940 to August 19, 1940	269
	A Tale of Witchcraft. September 12, 1940	277
	Camila. February 12, 1941	281
	Senor Flores Comes to Las Placitas. March 12, 1941	286
	The Cruel Moon. April 9, 1941	290
14.	Community Work. November 20, 1940	294
15.	Clotilde and Francisca. The Story of an Indian Raid. January 29, 1941	298
16.	Los Pedlers. April 23, 1941	309
17.	Easter Tide. June 18, 1941	313
18.	The Year It Rained Tortillas. February 13, 1942	317
19.	How Juan Brought Art to Las Placitas. February 27, 1942	321
20.	Antonia and Her Saints. March 13, 1942	324
21.	El Cajon Bonito. April 10, 1942	328
22.	How Senora Petra Clothed Her Family. April 24, 1942	332
23.	La Cuna Y La Muneca. June 5, 1942	336
24.	El Horno. July 3, 1942	341
25.	La Era. The Threshing Floor. July 17, 1942	344
26.	El Platero. August 14, 1942	349
27.	El Vestido De Venado Cuero De Juan. August 28, 1942	352
28.	La Tinaja De Lemita. September 11, 1942	355
29.	Mateo Y Raquel. October 9, 1942	358
30.	La Orquesta Antigua. October 23, 1942	365
31.	La Cosecha De Maiz. November 6, 1942	369
	Appendix (Batchen)
1.	Juan of Tecolote. September 25, 1940	374
2.	Over the Santa Fe Trail in 1868. (No date, possibly March 9, 1941)	390
3.	The Panic of 1862. March 16, 1941	396
4.	Out of Bondage. May 7, 1941	402
5.	Juan Y El Oso Ladron. May 21, 1941	407
6.	The Fury of 1869. June 4, 1941	412
7.	Dos Hombres Sabios De Las Placitas. June 30, 1941	417
8.	Salvadoro, El Constructor De Arado. March 27, 1942	422
9.	Miguel Y Su Carreta. May 8, 1942	425
10.	Nicolas Goes to Market. June 19, 1942	428
11.	The Rope Maker. July 30, 1942	431
	Selected Bibliography	437
	Glossary	449