Books
Chipeta: Ute Peacemaker (Filter Press, 2008) part of the middle grade “Now You Know Bio” series. Received the 2009 WILLA Finalist Award in Children’s/YA literature.
Chipeta: Queen of the Utes, P. David Smith co-author (Western Reflections Publishing, 2003) - Received the 2004 EVVY Award for Best Biography; Selected for the 2006 All-City Read project by Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Immigration and Illegal Aliens: Burden or Blessing? (Thomson Gale, 2006, 2008, 2010).
The American Family: Reflecting A Changing Nation(Thomson Gale, 2003 and 2005).
Problems With Death, Co-Editor (Greenhaven Press, 2006).
Anthologies
Biography of Notable Sports Figures (Marion Ladewig), Dana Barnes, Editor (The Gale Group, 2003).
Periodicals
Colorado Country Life: (feature articles) “Melodrama: Heroes, villains, damsels in distress still entertain” (June 2009); “Brown Bombers: Recalling baseball despite the barriers” (April 2009); “Ride The Rails: A day on the train brings history to life” (April 2008); “Music Maker: Pedaling unique instruments from Colorado’s plains” (September 2007); “Nothin’ But Net: Basketball’s always been a slam dunk in Colorado” (March 2007).
Family Chronicle: “Breathe Life Into Your Family History (January/February 2007).
Learning Through History: “The Era of Radio” and “Bakelite Pin” (February 2004).
The Saturday Evening Post: “1930 Census: Paying A Visit To The Past” (September/October 2002).
The Denver Post: “The brutality of cockfighting” (September 5, 2008), “A profit from tobacco” (November 13, 2007), “Kindness on Mulberry Street” (September 12, 2006); colums as Colorado Voices writer 2003: “Spellbound,” “Greetings from 81009,” “Who gets to go to college?,” “The last letter from Maurice,” “The Great Ice Cream Palm-Off,” “The way it should be,” “When cats enter, sanity exits.”
The New York Times: “The Story of Your Family, In Numbers” May 25, 2002.
