Peter Gormans Office
Peter Gorman is a noted and award-winning journalist who has been named 2007 and 2010 "Texas Print Journalist of the Year" (The Houston Press Club Lone Star Awards) and won dozens of other state and national prizes. He has won three 1st Place awards and two 2nd Place Awards from the AAN in the past several years. The Association of Alternative Newsweeklies represent nearly 90 alternative press newspapers around the United States. Every year they award prizes to the best writing in the association nationwide.
Trophy Table in Peter Gormans Office.
Peter Gorman talks about the Mysteries of the Incas...
For nearly 30 years, Peter Gorman has worked with Ayahuasca, the visionary vine of the Amazon.
Base camp
What he has to say about the Healing Power of Ayahuasca...
More Infos: Check out his Blog!
Two Matsés men struggling to hold a huge anaconda they'd just killed.
Peter, Moises and two Matsés men holding a 22' 5" anaconda that had recently been killed.
Sunset on the Rio Galvéz.
Dusk on the Rio Javari, the border between Peru and Brazil.
Peter Gorman's boat, the Jacare, at a stop on the Javari River.
George, a member of Gorman's crew, climbing high into a Lagarto Caspi tree.
On the Rio Supay in Peru.
Iquitos Sunset
Peters Shop! Books:
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Sapo In My Soul: The Matsés Frog Medicine
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Ayahuasca in My Blood
$25.00–$35.00
Gorman’s New Book!
The story of the Western world's discovery of Sapo/Kambo and a guidebook to using the medicine traditionally
Senior Editor
Executive Editor
Editor-In-Chief
"High Times"
1986 to 1998
April 1997
Who but Gorman would have the guts to put Mexican Revolutionary Pancho Villa, for whom the song "La Cucaracha" was written, riding through the universe a hundered years after his death on the cover of a magazine...
June 1986
Gorman's first story for High Times and the first national magazine story on ayahuasca published in the United States...
October 1992
Gorman and the HighWitness News Team focused on Native American rights throughout 1992 to recognize 500 Years of wrongs inflicted on Native Americans since the arrival of Columbus...
In the deep Amazon...
Coi-ya, a Matsés man, out hunting in the early morning.
A beautiful old Matsés woman with her jaguar whiskers in place.
Gorman and several Matsés friends returning from a wild boar hunt.
Gorman getting served nü-nü by his Matsés friend Pablo.
Gorman at the wheel of his boat, the Jacare.
Gorman being served nü-nü by his friend Alberto.
Loaded bow of a riverboat headed up the Amazon.
Pepe, a Matsés man, scraping sapo/kambo from a Phyllomedusa bicolor frog.
Woman on a riverboat, headed into a storm on the Rio Ucayali.
Peter Gorman's great friend and teacher, Moises Torres Vienna.
Gorman leans over the railing of a riverboat.