“Our Time” means the years since WWII. After a brief survey of Albuquerque’s earlier history, Debra Hughes turns the book over to 30 prominent citizens who recall their years growing up as their city came of age. Most of the contributors will be unknown to non-New Mexicans, except novelist Tony Hillerman (see Looking for Joe Leaphorn) and, perhaps, politician Pete Dominici. Hillerman and Hughes are the only professional writers here, but the others, edited and polished by Hughe


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