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Donate Anne Hillerman Books — Free Albuquerque Pickup

Clearing out a Hillerman shelf? Don't sort it, don't price it, don't toss it. I take the whole collection free — the Manuelito, Chee & Leaphorn novels and her New Mexico books — and the first printings and signed copies get recognized.

I accept Anne Hillerman donations anywhere in the Albuquerque metro with free pickup — the whole collection: the Leaphorn, Chee, and Bernadette Manuelito mysteries that continue her father Tony Hillerman's series (from Spider Woman's Daughter onward), plus her New Mexico photography and nonfiction. You don't sort or price anything. Bring it all: I check every book by hand, and readable copies go back to readers.

Published June 2026 · By Josh Eldred, New Mexico Literacy Project

Anne Hillerman, a Santa Fe writer, took up her late father Tony's beloved Navajo-country mysteries and carried them forward — moving Officer Bernadette Manuelito to center stage alongside Leaphorn and Chee. Her readers here in New Mexico often shelve her books right next to her father's, and when a collection gets cleared, most people just want it to go somewhere good. That's exactly what I'm for: I take the whole thing, free, and I check every book.

What I take: all of it

The Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito novels

The continuation series — Spider Woman's Daughter, Rock with Wings, Song of the Lion, Cave of Bones, The Tale Teller, Stargazer, The Sacred Bridge, The Way of the Bear, and onward.

The New Mexico nonfiction

Her photography and travel books on New Mexico and the Southwest, including Tony Hillerman's Landscape and the Santa Fe and Gardens of Santa Fe books.

Any condition

Reading copies, signed copies, the "Dark Winds" tie-in editions, and incomplete runs — bring whatever's on the shelf, and the Tony Hillerman books alongside them.

Yes, even that. Cracked-spine paperbacks, a run missing a couple titles, book-club hardcovers — bring it. Common Hillerman is a joy to put in a new reader's hands here at home.

Why bring the whole shelf

Donating takes one call or text: no research, no pricing, no listings, no shipping. Free pickup in the Albuquerque metro, or the covered 24/7 drop box outside the gate at 5445 Edith Blvd NE, any hour. I check every book by hand, readable copies go back to readers, and no readable book goes to the landfill. Here's where donated books go.

How free pickup works

Call or text 505-250-3804 (or schedule online), tell me roughly how much there is and where you are, and I add you to the next route through your area. I come to you and load it all. I cover Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, the East Mountains, and the surrounding metro, and I handle whole-house and estate cleanouts regularly.

One ask: bring the Tony Hillerman books along with Anne's — collectors and readers want the combined saga together, and I'll keep them as a set where it makes sense. Just point me at the shelf.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I donate Anne Hillerman books in Albuquerque?

Right here — free pickup anywhere in the metro for the whole collection: the Manuelito/Chee/Leaphorn novels and the New Mexico nonfiction. Call or text 505-250-3804.

Can I drop Anne Hillerman books off instead of waiting for a pickup?

Yes. The covered 24/7 drop box outside the gate at 5445 Edith Blvd NE takes them any hour, and someone is at the warehouse from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help unload a bigger load.

Paperbacks and incomplete sets too?

Yes — worn paperbacks, book-club editions, incomplete runs, plus the Tony Hillerman books alongside. Just don't throw any of it out first.

Cite This Guide

Eldred, J. (June 2026). Donate Anne Hillerman Books in Albuquerque — Free Pickup. New Mexico Literacy Project.

https://newmexicoliteracyproject.org/donate-anne-hillerman-books-albuquerque

Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

The Hillerman saga, both generations?

I'll take the whole collection — free.

Free pickup across the Albuquerque metro. Anne's novels and her New Mexico books — and Tony's right alongside. You sort nothing and toss nothing — I check every book, reading copies go to new readers, and first printings and signed copies get set aside.

Request Your Free Pickup

Tell me what you have and where it is. I do the lifting, any condition, no sorting. Tell me your timeline and I’ll do my best to work with it. Texts go straight to my phone at 505-250-3804.

Prefer to drop off? Open 24/7.

The covered box outside the gate, by the road, at 5445 Edith Blvd NE takes books, DVDs, CDs, records, video games and cameras, any hour. Too much for the box? Come 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., when someone is there to help unload.

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