Study — bald cypress
Storytelling & Spoken Word
June Hollis is the Hill Country's quiet conscience. Her poems are short, plain, and devastating — about water rights, about the people who leave, about a heron that returns to the same bend every spring.
She reads at dusk, when the cliff swallows are out. Bring nothing. Take everything.
Selected Work
From the studio
At the Festival
Where to find them
- Sun 276:00 PMDusk readingStorytelling Oaks
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