These wryly provocative tales of southwestern Arizona range from the derring-do of yesterday’s Spanish Frontiersmen to the Happy Hour Gringos of today. Several tell of the search for elusive riches that lead to disappointment and death. Other short but eloquent chronicles deal with travel. “Two Gold Coins” has two young fishermen sailing to New Spain where one finds love while his compadre dies. “Antonio Sings His Song” might have been penned yesterday as a teenager desperately el
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