Heber on one of his many walks on Georgia trails.
Books By Heber Taylor —
A video introduction to Heber Taylor’s books
Little Things Worth Keeping is a collection of essays by Heber Taylor that explore ideas, experiences and other authors such as Thoreau, Wittgenstein, James Baldwin and Richard Wright. The collection is an invitation to readers to have a conversation about life, about living and about being human.
Little Things Worth Keeping ebook
Little Things Worth Keeping print book
Little Things Worth Keeping Kindle book
Enjoy a humorous read with La Casita, finalist for humor in the Georgia Independent Author Association book contest.
King Fisher: The Deadliest Man in Texas
Heber Taylor at Narrativemagic Press
See below for a YouTube discussion by Heber of his book: King Fisher: The Deadliest Man in Texas
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King Fisher: The Deadliest Man in Texas
The Old Farm: A Tale of East Texas
Introducing Heber
Heber Taylor is a native of Texas, served honorably in the U.S. Navy and worked as editor of the Galveston County Daily News. He is the recipient of many awards for journalistic excellence. His interest in philosophy and the sciences were nurtured at the University of Texas at Austin. Much of his career was spent at the Galveston County Daily News and the Lufkin Daily News. Taylor is the author of historical narratives and spends his free time interacting with specialists in various scientific and natural areas. Heber, who now resides on the East Coast of the United States, enjoys hiking in the woods with his wife, Dale Marie, and spending time with his dog, Gunter. He is working on several different projects, including Pacific War narratives, essays and philosophical texts.
The Old Farm
Heber Taylor is published by Narrativemagic Press
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To contact Heber Taylor, write to hebertaylor3@gmail.com