Debra Hughes is the author of Albuquerque in Our Time: 30 Voices, 300 Years. Her short stories are included in the anthologies Tierra: Contemporary Short Fiction of New Mexico and Walking the Twilight: Women Writers of the Southwest. She is a native of New Mexico, and her writing about the state’s land conservation was awarded an International Regional Magazine Award. Hughes and her husband and their two sons call southern Arizona and northern New Mexico home.
Photograph by Britta Van Vranken.
WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:
- The Tucson Shootings: Words and Deeds, an essay, in Winter 2011
- First Words: The Best and Worst of Inaugural Speeches, an essay, in Winter 2009
- White Sands National Monument, New Mexico, a readers' narrative, in Fall 2006