Pijoan, Teresa: - Teresa Pijoan was raised as a young child on the San Juan Pueblo Reservation in New Mexico by her Barcelona-born father and her New York-born mother. When Teresa was twelve years old, her family moved to the Nambe Indian Reservation. She also spent several summers with her adopted aunt at Hopi. As a University of New Mexico at Valencia history professor, Teresa Pijoan, PhD, is an internationally acclaimed author, storyteller, and lecturer. She has won many awards for her teaching and her publications. Her other books from Sunstone Press are "American Indian Creation Myths," "Pueblo Indian Wisdom," "Ways of Indian Magic," "Native American Creation Stories of Family and Friendship," "Myths of Magical Native American Women Including Salt Woman Stories," "Water Stories of Native American and Asian Indians," and the novels "Dead Kachina Man," "Granger's Threat," and "Granger's Return."