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more than two decades of ski writing, ski teaching, and ski publishing by Lito Tejada-Flores

Ski Books from Lito & a few of his friends

Each of the book covers on this page is a link.

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about that book, with ordering information, reviews, and more.  Good reading!

In THIS IS SKIING, the Impossible Romance of Sliding over Snow,

Lito partners with his wife, photographer Linde Waidhofer, to paint a poetic picture of their shared life on skis.

You'll enjoy the full spectrum of skiing emotions in evocative prose, pictures, and poetry.

A collection of some of the most beautiful mountains and moments of a skiing life deftly captured in word and image.…

Now also avaliable for download as a handsome eBook.

When you order any of these books you will be taken to a page on the Western Eye Press website.

Western Eye Press is Lito's own publishing imprint. To see many other books that Lito has published, and non-skiing books he has written, please visit WesternEyePress.com

Breakthrough on the NEW Skis Lito's classic – all the secrets of expert skiing, and the fastest, easiest way to get there. Now back in print.

Soft Sking was originally written for older skiers. but Lito's perfect recipe for relaxed and truly effortless skiing has proved to be valuable for all skiers, of all ages.

Lito writes: I'm a ski writer as well as a skier, as well as a life-long ski teacher. I love and value good ski writing. That's why, in addition to sharing my own ski books with you, it's been my great pleasure to showcase well crafted books by other ski writers whom I admire, writers like Peter Shelton and Dick Dorworth.  These books belong on every skier's bookshelf.

Tracks in the Snow is a fabulous collection of short pieces by ski writer extraordinaire, Peter Shelton. Peter's new book constitutes a virtual autobiography of a full life on skis, richly lived, beautifully told.

The Perfect Turn is full of great stories of unforgettable days on the slopes, portraits of legendary skiers, and even a rare and haunting work of skiing fiction. The first book-length collection of ski stories by Dick Dorworth

The Straight Course tells the story of speed skiing in the 60s. First person tales from one of the most exciting chapters of skiing history, by one of America's best ski writers.