Curious about Nancy’s prolific career and renegade life? Read this four-page bio written by author India Wood about her mother Nancy: A Woman as Strong as Mountains.

Presenting the poetry, books, and photographs of Nancy Wood, 1936-2013
Curious about Nancy’s prolific career and renegade life? Read this four-page bio written by author India Wood about her mother Nancy: A Woman as Strong as Mountains.
The Nancy Wood Literary Trust is pleased to announce the donation of 16 Nancy Wood photographic prints to the New Mexico History Museum/Palace of the Governors Photo Archive in May 2018. The vintage silver gelatin prints are signed and matted and include rare portraits of life at Taos Pueblo in the 1980s.
Nancy’s photographic work is represented by the Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, NM.
Please stop by the Innisfree Poetry Bookstore and Cafe on University Hill in Boulder, CO! Eight poem broadsheets of Nancy’s poetry and photographs are on display for a couple weeks in January-February 2018.
Special thanks to Brian Buckley and Kate Hunter, owners of Innisfree and our wonderful neighbors to the north.
Broadsheet design by Vicki Hopewell
Nancy Wood poem and photograph selection by India Wood
Two of Nancy’s four children are writers. Kate Lynch is working on several manuscripts for the children’s and YA markets. India Wood has finished the manuscript of her memoir, The Dinosaur’s Daughter.
Nancy’s second husband was Myron Wood, whose photos appeared in several of Nancy’s books. Myron’s daughter from his first marriage, Margaret Wood, has written two books about her years as Georgia O’Keeffe’s caregiver: A Painter’s Kitchen and Remembering Miss O’Keeffe.
Four of Nancy’s poems are in the Unitarian Universalist hymnbook, Singing the Living Tradition (1993):