C. M. MAYO
Miraculous Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles
through Baja California, the Other Mexico
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The podcasts are free. The complete audio book will be available in late 2015.
Hell, I Knew It Was Paradise
C.M. Mayo reads an excerpt from Miraculous Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Mexico (Milkweed Editions, 2007) from the chapter "The Sea is Cortes", about a visit to the East Cape for an interview with Bob Van Wormer and the story of Baja California's spectacular sportfishing industry.

(APPROX 16 MINUTES)
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Like People You See In a Dream
C. M. Mayo reads an excerpt from the chapter about the Jesuit Conquest and Mission San Ignacio.

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"With elegant prose and an artist's eye for detail, Mayo
may just have written one of the best books ever
about Baja California. Highly recommended"
Library Journal

"Ay, if only I had been at C.M. Mayo's side in her rendezvous through
Baja California... My recourse is her joyful, intellectually sparkling chronicle"
Ilan Stavans,
author of The Hispanic Condition

"A beguiling picture of an exasperating place 'where nothing is as it seems,'
a place both 'touched with evil' and blessed with beauty and hope...
a stunning portrait of Baja California"
Sara Mansfield Taber,
author of Dusk on the Campo

"C.M. Mayo uses a reporter's instincts, an artist's eye, and a deft literary touch to create visions of Baja California to delight those who know it best and offers a knowing introduction to others who resort to the pleasures of these pages. A sensitive and knowing over-view of a place and a people so near and yet so far from the U.S. or Mexico."
Harry W. Crosby,
author of Antigua California