David E. Knop

Welcome to the novels of David E. Knop, novelist and lifelong student of the American Southwest.

We welcome you to enter the world of mystery, mysticism, and suspense in novels, Mining Sacred Ground & Poisoned by God’s Flesh. And now, the exhilarating new mystery, Animal Parts.

Mining Sacred Ground by David E. Knop

Available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, and iTunes.

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Poisoned by God’s Flesh by David E. Knop

Available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, and iTunes.

The award winning new thriller, Animal Parts.

Available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, and iTunes.

New Blog Post on Marilyn’s Musings

August 2, 2020 by David E. Knop, posted in News

Readers waiting for my latest novel can get a sneak peek at https://marilynmeredith.blogspot.com/2020/08/dead-horses-by-david-knop.html Good reading!

The Battle of Hundred-in-the-Hands (Part 1)

July 3, 2020 by David E. Knop, posted in News

It has been a popular misconception that Native Americans’ sole victory was against George Custer and his 7th Cavalry, otherwise the tribes suffered an endless string of defeats. The truth is, although they ultimately lost their lands and way of life, Indians won significant battles along the way. In this and other entries to my … Continue reading The Battle of Hundred-in-the-Hands (Part 1)

“Romero knew he was on his own.”

June 28, 2020 by David E. Knop, posted in News

Here is the latest review I have received for Animal Parts from the US Review of Books: Peter Romero, an officer with the Cochiti Pueblo Police Department, has been having a hard enough time as it is lately, what with a struggling marriage and local officials breathing down his neck. But his life is really … Continue reading “Romero knew he was on his own.”

Anatomy of Disaster: The Villasur Massacre

March 26, 2020 by David E. Knop, posted in News

World War Zero Between 1689 and 1763, there were no less than four colonial wars (often called World War Zero) involving France, Britain, Spain, and their respective colonies. These conflicts were expressions of European competition over balance of power, expansionism, mercantilism, and Native American alliances. In the summer of 1720, colonial New Mexico Governor Antonio … Continue reading Anatomy of Disaster: The Villasur Massacre

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New Blog Post on Marilyn’s Musings

The Battle of Hundred-in-the-Hands (Part 1)

“Romero knew he was on his own.”

Anatomy of Disaster: The Villasur Massacre

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