Running Alone in Photographs
Two-time GRAMMY Award-winner Robert Mirabal lives a traditional life with his family at the foot of sacred Taos Mountain in northern New Mexico. Described as a Native American Renaissance man--master flute player, composer, painter, crafts-man, poet, actor, horseman, and farmer--Robert travels extensively and plays his music the entire world. His breakthrough PBS special, Music From a Painted Cave, remains a benchmark of Native American theatrical expression. His first book of poetry and prose, Skeleton of a Bridge, was published in 1994.Running Alone in Photographsmarks his debut as a novelist.