D.M. Haggard, also known by the pen name D.M. Horridge, is set to present an author talk on Saturday, September 9th at 11am. The event will take place at the Jeff Davis County Library located at 100 Memorial Square in Fort Davis, Texas.
Born in the Lone Star State, D.M. Haggard’s upbringing was intertwined with the rugged Texan landscape and a close-knit family. Childhood memories include visits to his uncle’s San Antonio farm, where he worked alongside seven cousins, engaging in activities such as baling hay, swimming in a makeshift cow trough, and even hunting rattlesnakes. He boasts an extensive history of hunting and fishing across the United States, along with dedicated work on his own Texas ranch.
While D.M. Haggard has written various short stories and professional articles for diverse marketing and professional publications, his venture into the realm of western adventure tales is a more recent development. His writing approach involves weaving fictional narratives around authentic figures from the annals of western history. In this manner, he aims to pay homage to their memory and the legacy they’ve bequeathed over time.
With a rich tapestry of life experiences, including 55 years of a fulfilling marriage, two exceptional children, and a vast network of friends, D.M. Haggard places family at the forefront of his priorities. He cherishes his role as a grandfather to four remarkable grandchildren and values the enriching connections brought by the spouses of his children.
D.M. Haggard’s literary pursuits often center around the Texas Rangers, a revered group of individuals characterized by their resolute honor, strength, and commitment to upholding the law. The author believes that his stories carry a profound message for readers—one that underscores the importance of collective effort in preserving the world we share.
For those interested in meeting the author and delving into his Western adventure narratives, the author talk is a prime opportunity. The Jeff Davis County Library, situated at 100 Memorial Square in Fort Davis, Texas, will serve as the venue for this engaging event. For further details or inquiries, interested individuals can reach out to the library at (432) 426-3802.
