Samuelson will also be signing her latest self-help book, “Hypnotize Yourself Happy in 3 Easy Steps,” and a coffee-table photography book, “Wild Mustangs of the Onaqui Mountains.” Visit

Charmayne Samuelson, author of “The Lost Kingdom of Gold.” LCWG describes the book as “a treasure hunt and murder mystery set entirely in New Mexico about “ancient legends of dazzling kingdoms of gold that eluded the Spanish Conquistadors” – if they really existed.

Pintar will also be signing “A Peak at Old West Country, When Is It Too Late?” and “Musings of an Ostrich Farmer.” Visit New and veteran members of the group who will participate in the signing include: Pintar will be signing his newest book, “Fascinating New Mexico Stories: Told by Chile Charlie.” The book includes “a description of a Mexican wedding, battles for the love of a woman, a history of sombreros, slavery issues in New Mexico, ghost towns and history lessons of the Old West,” according to a LCWG news release. “Since the last book signing in July of this year, we are excited that our group has attracted many new members of every age group, many of whom are published authors and we are still accepting new members,” Pintar said. Perhaps nothing describes Pintar and his personal mission to help other writers more than the title of one of his books, “Never Too Late.”

LCWG President George Pintar, 89, is the author of 12 books featuring Chile Charlie and the history of New Mexico in fact and fiction. Las Cruces Writers Group (LCWG) will host Holiday Booknanza book signing and sale, 2 to 5 p.m.

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