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  • A Charles Bowden Chronology
  • (List courtesy Mary Martha Miles)
  • Born July 20, 1945, Joliet, Illinois

  • Moved from the farm to Chicago at age 3

  • 1957 Moved from Chicago to Tucson at age 12

  • 1966 BA History, University of Arizona

  • 1967 MA American Intellectual History, University of Wisconsin, Madison

  • 1967 Field historian, Wisconsin Historical Society

  • 1968–1970 Doctoral work, University of Wisconsin, Madison

  • 1968 Married Zada Edgar

  • 1970 Instructor, American History, University of Illinois–Chicago Circle

  • 1973–1974 Researcher, University of Arizona Office of Arid Lands Studies

  • 1976–1978 Grant director/NEH Grants, KUAT Television, Tucson, Arizona

  • 1976 Divorced from Zada Edgar

  • 1977 Killing the Hidden Waters

  • 1981–1984 Reporter, Tucson Citizen

  • 1981 Street Signs Chicago: Neighborhood and Other Illusions of Big City Life (with Lewis Kreinberg)

  • 1982 Married Kathleen Dannreuther

  • 1986 Blue Desert

  • 1986–1989 Editor-in-chief, City Magazine, Tucson

  • 1987 Jesse Bowden Niwa born to Debbie Niwa and Charles Bowden

  • 1987 Frog Mountain Blues (with photographs by Jack Dykinga)

  • 1988 Mezcal

  • 1989 Red Line

  • 1989 Divorced from Kathleen Dannreuther

  • 1989–2014 Freelance journalist

  • 1991 Desierto: Memories of the Future

  • 1992 The Sonoran Desert (with photographs by Jack Dykinga) [End Page 2]

  • 1992 Expansions (with photographs by William Lesch)

  • 1993 The Secret Forest (with photographs by Jack Dykinga)

  • 1993 Trust Me: Charles Keating and the Missing Billions (with Michael Binstein)

  • 1995 Blood Orchid: An Unnatural History of America

  • 1996 Meets Mary Martha Miles

  • 1996 Stone Canyons of the Colorado Plateau (with photographs by Jack Dykinga)

  • 1996 Chihuahua: Pictures from the Edge (with photographs by Virgil Hancock)

  • 1997 Mary Martha Miles moves to Tucson

  • 1998 Juárez: The Laboratory of Our Future

  • 1999 Paul Dickerson, 1961–1997

  • 2001 Eugene Richards 55 (with photographs by Eugene Richards)

  • 2002 Blues for Cannibals: The Notes from Underground

  • 2002 Down by the River: Drugs, Money, Murder, and Family

  • 2004 Jack Dykinga's Arizona (with Jack Dykinga)

  • 2005 A Shadow in the City: Confessions of an Undercover Drug Warrior

  • 2006 Inferno (with photographs by Michael Berman)

  • 2008 Exodus/Éxodo (with photographs by Julián Cardona)

  • 2008 Images: Jack Dykinga's Grand Canyon (with Jack Dykinga and Wayne Ranney)

  • 2009 Chuck moves to Las Cruces, New Mexico

  • 2009 Some of the Dead Are Still Breathing: Living in the Future

  • 2009 Trinity (with photographs by Michael Berman)

  • 2010 Murder City: Ciudad Juárez and the Global Economy's New Killing Fields

  • 2010 Dreamland: The Way Out of Juárez (with drawings by Alice Leora Briggs)

  • 2010 The Charles Bowden Reader (edited by Erin Almeranti and Mary Martha Miles)

  • 2011 El Sicario: The Autobiography of a Mexican Assassin (with Molly Molloy)

  • 2014 Blood on the Corn (with Molly Molloy) [End Page 3]

  • August 30, 2014 Charles Bowden dies in Las Cruces, New Mexico

  • 2018 The Red Caddy: Into the Unknown with Edward Abbey

  • 2018 Grand Canyon: A Photographer's Favorite Viewpoints (with Jack Dykinga and Wayne Ranney)

  • 2019 Dakotah: The Return of the Future

  • Forthcoming: Banjo, Go for Broke, Jericho, Leave the Heart, Rhapsody, and Sonata. These are manuscript titles and may change for publication. [End Page 4]

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