John Pen La Farge, a native of Santa Fe, is a freelance writer and historian who specializes in intellectual history.
"In your ongoing effort to hear as many Santa Fe voices as possible, read La Farge's always engaging 2001 collection of oral histories, Turn Left at the Sleeping Dog. Reading through the recollections of twenty-four townies, including La Farge's father Oliver, the artist Jerry West, the priest and writer Fray Ang�lico Ch�vez, state historian Myra Ellen Jenkins, and journalist Calla Hay, you may find yourself mourning a Santa Fe you never quite knew."--Molly Boyle, Santa Fe Reporter
"In your ongoing effort to hear as many Santa Fe voices as possible, read La Farge's always engaging 2001 collection of oral histories, Turn Left at the Sleeping Dog. Reading through the recollections of twenty-four townies, including La Farge's father Oliver, the artist Jerry West, the priest and writer Fray Angelico Chavez, state historian Myra Ellen Jenkins, and journalist Calla Hay, you may find yourself mourning a Santa Fe you never quite knew."--Molly Boyle, Santa Fe Reporter
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