Never would I have imagined when I was reading all those Texas Folklore Society publications over the years that I would one day gavel the society's meeting adjourned as its new president. Thank you, Paisanos, for this opportunity to help further the mission of collecting, preserving, and sharing the practices and customs of the people of Texas and the Southwest.
I recently found this photograph from when I worked in Yellowstone National Park in a box of old postcards. It took a second before I noticed the bull moose in the background. In my Yellowstone days, I wrote many pages, read many books, and had my fair share of adventures.
A new story set in Waylon County is hot off the press. Many thanks to Real South/West Magazine for publishing the piece.
https://realsouthwestmag.com/2025/05/fiction-rose-colored-sunglasses-by-heath-dollar/
For the last several months, I have been volunteering at the Larry McMurtry Literary Center in Archer City, Texas. It has been an absolute joy to be a part of the team that has reopened the doors to McMurtry's temple of books.
Looking forward to being a part of Dobie Dichos in Oakville, Texas, on November 1st. It should be a wonderful night beneath the stars.
I would like to thank CanvasRebel for the interview. I greatly enjoyed it.
https://canvasrebel.com/meet-heath-dollar/
