About Larry McMurtry
Larry McMurtry, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Lonesome Dove, is the author of twenty-seven novels, two collections of essays, three memoirs, and more than thirty screenplays, and is the editor of an anthology of modern Western fiction. He lives in Archer City, Texas.
Series
Last Picture Show
1. The Last Picture Show (1966)
2. Texasville (1987)
3. Duane's Depressed (1999)
4. When the Light Goes (2007)
5. Rhino Ranch (2009)
1. The Last Picture Show (1966)
2. Texasville (1987)
3. Duane's Depressed (1999)
4. When the Light Goes (2007)
5. Rhino Ranch (2009)
Lonesome Dove
1. Lonesome Dove (1985)
2. Streets of Laredo (1993)
3. Dead Man's Walk (1995)
4. Comanche Moon (1997)
1. Lonesome Dove (1985)
2. Streets of Laredo (1993)
3. Dead Man's Walk (1995)
4. Comanche Moon (1997)
Berrybender Narrative
1. Sin Killer (2002)
2. The Wandering Hill (2003)
3. By Sorrow's River (2003)
4. Folly and Glory (2004)
The Berrybender Narratives (omnibus) (2010)
1. Sin Killer (2002)
2. The Wandering Hill (2003)
3. By Sorrow's River (2003)
4. Folly and Glory (2004)
The Berrybender Narratives (omnibus) (2010)
Novels
Horseman, Pass by (1961)
aka Hud
Leaving Cheyenne (1963)
Moving On (1970)
All My Friends Are Going to Be Strangers (1972)
Cadillac Jack (1982)
Somebody's Darling (1987)
Anything for Billy (1988)
Some Can Whistle (1989)
Buffalo Girls (1990)
Pretty Boy Floyd (1994) (with Diana Ossana)
Zeke and Ned (1997) (with Diana Ossana)
Boone's Lick (2000)
Loop Group (2004)
Telegraph Days (2006)
aka Hud
Leaving Cheyenne (1963)
Moving On (1970)
All My Friends Are Going to Be Strangers (1972)
Cadillac Jack (1982)
Somebody's Darling (1987)
Anything for Billy (1988)
Some Can Whistle (1989)
Buffalo Girls (1990)
Pretty Boy Floyd (1994) (with Diana Ossana)
Zeke and Ned (1997) (with Diana Ossana)
Boone's Lick (2000)
Loop Group (2004)
Telegraph Days (2006)
Omnibus
Collections
Anthologies edited
Still Wild: Short Fiction of the American West--1950 to the Present (2000)
Lone Star Literature: A Texas Anthology (2003) (with Don Graham)
Lone Star Literature: A Texas Anthology (2003) (with Don Graham)
Non fiction
In a Narrow Grave: Essays on Texas (1968)
Film Flam: Essays On Hollywood (1987)
Crazy Horse (1999)
Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen (1999)
Roads: A Millennial Journey Along America's Great Interstate Highways (2000)
Paradise (2001)
Sacagawea's Nickname: Essays On the American West (2001)
Oh What a Slaughter: Massacres in the American West 1846-1890 (2005)
The Colonel and Little Missie: Buffalo Bill, Annie Oakley, and the Beginnings of Superstardom in America (2006)
Books: A Memoir (2008)
Literary Life: A Second Memoir (2009)
Hollywood: A Third Memoir (2010)
Custer (2012)
Missouri River (2012)
Film Flam: Essays On Hollywood (1987)
Crazy Horse (1999)
Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen (1999)
Roads: A Millennial Journey Along America's Great Interstate Highways (2000)
Paradise (2001)
Sacagawea's Nickname: Essays On the American West (2001)
Oh What a Slaughter: Massacres in the American West 1846-1890 (2005)
The Colonel and Little Missie: Buffalo Bill, Annie Oakley, and the Beginnings of Superstardom in America (2006)
Books: A Memoir (2008)
Literary Life: A Second Memoir (2009)
Hollywood: A Third Memoir (2010)
Custer (2012)
Missouri River (2012)
Awards
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Larry McMurtry recommends
Bigfoot Dreams (1986) Francine Prose "One of our finest writers... She is deft and deep, and the fun she has here with popular culture is wonderful." | Boomerang / Never Die (1993) Barry Hannah "The best fiction writer in the South since Flannery O'Connor." | Private Altars (1995) Katherine Mosby "A beautiful first novel." | |
Eden (1997) Frederic Bean "Well-paced, readable, vivid." | Moloka'i (2003) Alan Brennert "A moving story - a vivid picture of Hawaii before it became the Touristland it is today." | Texas Gold (2004) Tim McGuire "Tim McGuire writes a good western, the story fast-paced, the characters vividly drawn." | |
The Weight of Smoke (2006) (In the Land of Whispers, book 1) George Robert Minkoff "[The Weight of Smoke is] an excellent evocation of the beginnings of the Jamestown Colony. And, in a broader sense, it is a story of the Europeans encountering full-face the might of the American wilderness and the peoples who inhabited it." | Texas Cowboys (2009) Tim McGuire "Writes a good Western." | The Bridge At Valentine (2010) Renée Thompson "The Bridge At Valentine is very original and very appealing, Renée Thompson has an angle of attack that is all her own." | |
Lime Creek (2011) Joe Henry "A wonderful book." |
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