Authors: Barbara Drake, Lorene Sisquoc, Craig Torres, Abe Sanchez, Daniel McCarthy, Leslie Mouriquand, and Deborah Small, and Tima Lotah Link. Tima Lotah Link also is the amazing Designer, and I am the primary photographer.
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Authors: Barbara Drake, Lorene Sisquoc, Craig Torres, Abe Sanchez, Daniel McCarthy, Leslie Mouriquand, and Deborah Small, and Tima Lotah Link. Tima Lotah Link also is the amazing Designer, and I am the primary photographer.
sample pages
Deborah Small's Ethnobotany Blog 
[…] and to essentially unlearn their culture. Lorene Sisquoc, a Cahuilla/Apache elder, helped found the Chia Cafe Collective, an organization committed to revitalizing native foods. She teaches at a high school that was once […]
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[…] fruit and mesquite drinks, and rose hip jam. We’ll also have the Ethnobotany Project and Chia Cafe Collective books available for […]
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Congrats on the book – it looks wonderful. Gonna go get a copy now.
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Thank you, Susan. We’re all very happy to finally share it.
—Deborah
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Would it be possible to send the link to purchase the book?
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Hi Tyra,
You can click on the picture of the book above, or here is the link:
http://www.blurb.com/b/7121962-chia-cafe-collective-cooking-culture-community
Thank you for your interest in our book!
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The link no longer works. I found your book for sale on Amazon, but I have no way of knowing if Chia Cafe Collective is one of the sellers. I want my money to go directly to your collective. Where can I buy the book directly from you?
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Hi,
Thank you for writing. I removed the old link. We have a publisher now who sells the book for us, Heyday Press.
Here is the link: https://heydaybooks.com/book/cooking-the-native-way/
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Very exciting, I can’t wait to get a copy!
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