Falling Into Enchantment: Poems from the 1970s in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Eleanor Grogg Stewart
Eleanor Grogg Stewart has a Bachelor’s Degree from Marietta College in Ohio and a Master’s Degree in theater from the University of Illinois. She was a professional actress for a number of years, performing mostly classical theater. Before she moved to New Mexico from New York City, she played Lady Capulet in Joseph Papp’s production of “Romeo and Juliet” at the Theater in the Park with a young Martin Sheen as Romeo. She has also taught public speaking and English composition to a variety of freshmen at Hunter College in New York City as well as educational institutions in Chicago, Denver, and New Mexico. In addition she taught Eslin language schools in Yokohama and Tokyo to a range of adult students including the first Japanese woman astronaut, Chiaki Mukai. At the time of the publication of this book, Eleanor lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she performs at poetry readings around the city.
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Falling Into Enchantment - Eleanor Grogg Stewart
Poems from the 1970s in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Eleanor Grogg Stewart
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Stewart, Eleanor Grogg.
[Poems. Selections]
Falling into Enchantment : poems from the 1970s in Santa Fe, New Mexico / by Eleanor Grogg Stewart.
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Introduction
The year was 1970. I arrived in Santa Fe at the Greyhound bus station on Water Street, and fell in love at first sight. A lot of people do; that’s why New Mexico is called The Land of Enchantment.
I visited the director of a documentary film school on Canyon Road for a few days. Back in New York City where I was a somewhat-successful actress, I felt the overcrowded concrete city bearing down on me. I didn’t want to do the rounds any more. I longed for that sunlit small strange city.
So, being young and fancy-free, I said goodbye to people