21. Larry McMurtry Papers Listing of the authors papers donated to the Texas State University collection. http://www.library.txstate.edu/swwc/archives/writers/mcmurtry.html

Larry McMurtry Papers 1968, 1987-1991, n.d. Collection 014 4 folders (.25 linear feet) Click here for complete inventory Note: Additional Larry McMurtry archives have been received since this on-line inventory was compiled. Contact the archivist for the latest information on our holdings. Acquisition: Gift donated by Larry McMurtry, 1988. Access: Direct inquiries to Archivist, Southwestern Writers Collection, Albert B. Alkek Library, 601 University Drive, San Marcos, Texas 78666-4604. Processed by: Amanda Oates, 1999; Inventory revised by Brandy Harris, 2005. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Novelist, essayist, and screenwriter Larry McMurtry was born June 3, 1936 in Wichita Falls, Texas. He grew up on a ranch just outside of Archer City and graduated from Archer City High School in 1954. He attended North Texas State University (B.A. 1958), then Rice University (1954, 1958-60, M.A. 1960), and studied for one semester outside of Texas at Stanford University as a Stegner Fellow (1960-61). McMurtry published his first novels while working as an English instructor at Texas Christian University (1961-62), Rice University (1963-65), George Mason College (1970), and American University, (1970-71). In 1962, he won the Texas Institute of Letters Jesse M. Jones award, and in 1964, he won a Guggenheim grant. In 1970, he bought a rare-book store in Washington D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood, named it Booked Up, and relocated to run the store. A second Booked Up was opened in Archer City, Texas, in 1988.

22. Larry McMurtry Books Reviews Detailed analysis of the plot, theme, setting and characters of his books, plus links to similar books. Sign up to be a mcmurtry scholar on the site. http://www.allreaders.com/topics/Topic_545.asp

Larry McMurtry Read a book review online (click here to search reviews) Books Movies Sci-Fi/Fantasy ... History Author McMurtry's Book Reviews Message Board Boone's Lick Shay is a 15 year old boy living in Boone's Lick, Missouri, in the wild, wild west days. Wild Bill Hickok is a frequent visitor as other wild characters. One day "Ma" gets it in her head to take a wagon train out to Wyoming to hunt for her wandering husband. Why they are going, no one knows but Ma. With her are her sons Shay and G.T. and daughter Marcy and brother in law Seth. The story is told from Shay's point of view.... Comanche Moon This is the immediate prequel to Lonesome Dove and while it does not rise to the qualitative heights that Dove does, it is great fun to revisit Gus and Woodrow again. In my replies to this review's questions, I amalgamated Gus and Woodrow since they are simply co-subjects of the story. The main issue in this book is a huge raid launched by a Commanche chief named Buffalo Hump into the settlements of the whites. McMurtry does a good job of keeping his fic... Crazy Horse Master storyteller Larry McMurtry, most famous for the Lonesome Dove books, wrote this very slim biography of Crazy Horse, the Sioux warrior who battled against the U.S. Army to keep his people free but ultimately decided they had to surrender. McMurtry begins by describing the monument that is still being built to Crazy Horse in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Other scholars have written biographies of Crazy Horse hundreds of pages long. McMurtry ...

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Skip navigation Web MSNBC Entertainment Gossip Celebrities Television ... Comics, Sudoku Categories U.S. news World news Politics Business ... Local news Browse Video Photos Community Today Show ... MSNBC TV ‘Brokeback’ writer says life isn’t for ‘sissies’ ‘You need strength; love is not easy,’ says Larry McMurtry David Livingston / Getty Images Writers Diana Ossana and Larry McMurtry pose in the press room with the theatrical adapted screenplay award for "Brokeback Mountain" during the 2006 Writers Guild Awards on Feb. 4. NEW YORK - Larry McMurtry, who co-wrote the Oscar-nominated screenplay for “Brokeback Mountain,” says the film’s meaning can be summarized: “Life is not for sissies.” McMurtry, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose books include “Lonesome Dove,” adapted Annie Proulx’s story with Diana Ossana for “Brokeback Mountain.” The film, nominated for eight Academy Awards, has elicited some controversy for its gay cowboy plot — something McMurtry thinks is off-base. “It doesn’t present any kind of agenda, any politics at all, one way or the other at all. It just says life is not for sissies,” McMurtry says in an interview with “CBS News Sunday Morning,” to air Sunday (9 a.m. ET). “Brokeback Mountain” stars Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal as two cowboys who maintain a secret relationship in difficult circumstances. As the years go by, one is more willing to sacrifice than the other.

25. Telegraph Days By Larry McMurtry Telegraph Days is a delightful bagatelle of a novel. Bagatelle is used in the sense of a short, light piece of work. It is a most enjoyable read, http://contemporarylit.about.com/od/historicalfictionreviews/fr/telegraphDays.ht

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26. Larry McMurtry On Film Chron.com - Houston Chronicle Five movies suggest that novelist larry mcmurtry has a golden touch for characters and dialogue that can be adapted to film. • The Last Picture Show (1971) http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ent/tv/5448160.html

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28. NPR: From Page To Screen: 'Brokeback Mountain' NORRIS larry mcmurtry and Diana Ossana wrote the screenplay for Brokeback Mountain. mcmurtry is known for his novels Lonesome Dove, The Last Picture http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5046849

29. Writers Larry McMurtry And Diana Ossana Discuss Their Collaborative Process | Da GuideLive.com, from The Dallas Morning News, is an arts and entertainment guide to the DallasFort Worth area. Restaurants, movies, theater, concerts, http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/ent/stories/DN-mcmurtry_0112gl.ART.S

contentId = "ENT"; Member Center E-mail Newsletters Subscribe to the Newspaper Special Offers mboxCreate('DMN_utilitybar'); Weather dallasnews.com Web Search Shopping Story Archive 1885-1977 Archives Obituary Archive Local/News Columnists Blogs/Chats/Forums Nation/World ... Sign Up for Special Offers Keyword: Health Your Health Matters Cars Buy a Car ... Dating Center Celebrations Browse Place Sign Up for Special Offers Place Ads ... Sign Up for Special Offers ENTERTAINMENT Columnists Mr. Dallas Bill Addison Scott Cantrell ... Advertising Writers Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana discuss their collaborative process 05:54 PM CST on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 By ALLEN BARRA / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News books@dallasnews.com Successful literary collaborations are rare. There are a few exceptions, including Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner ( The Gilded Age ), Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall ( Mutiny on the Bounty ), Bud Abbott and Lou Costello ("Who's on First?"). And they usually involve just a single genre. Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana have now mastered two: fiction (the novels Pretty Boy Floyd and Zeke and Ned ) and film (their Academy Award-winning screenplay for Brokeback Mountain , adapted from Annie Proulx's short story).

30. Salon Books | "Walter Benjamin At The Dairy Queen" By Larry McMurtry The novelist s memoir is an elegy to vanishing breeds like novelists. http://www.salon.com/books/review/1999/11/29/mcmurtry/

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32. Books Blog: Texas Pages: Larry McMurtry And Diana Ossana Discuss "Comanche Moon" larry mcmurtry and Diana Ossana discuss Comanche Moon . Find the whole story here. And below find an additional comment from Ms. Ossana about the nature of http://books.beloblog.com/archives/2008/01/larry_mcmurtry_and_diana_ossan.html

Books blog: Texas Pages Dallas Morning News book reviews, plus: News about Texas writers, the Dallas literary scene, author events in North Texas, Dallas and Texas writing events, and more. Main Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana discuss "Comanche Moon" Find the whole story here . And below find an additional comment from Ms. Ossana about the nature of literary collaboration. Q: Diana, your short story "White Line Fever" is set in the contemporary West and shows a remarkable empathy with a pregnant girl who strikes out on her own to make a new life in Arizona. on the novels and screenplays you’ve done with Larry, do you look immediately to the female characters involved or, as a writer of fiction, do you sometimes find yourself more drawn to the males, in terms of identifying with them? Ossana: Larry seems to feel I have an affinity for the male characters in projects we co-write, but I think that’s because he feels more for women characters.When I create fiction, I can’t recall that I feel more drawn to the men; what I do feel is that I am the character I happen to be writing. I feel whatever it is they’re feeling, as if I am the man or the woman or the child, whatever sex or age the character happens to be. Trying to explain where fiction comes from is difficult, if not impossible. It comes from some obscure place in one’s imagination. I just know that when I’m engaged in the act of fiction writing, the world I’m creating is as real to me — sometimes more real — than the world around me.

33. The D-word--dysfunctional--came To Mind As Larry McMurtry Limned Clinton REVENGE OF THE DWORD larry mcmurtry’s proper subject seems to be larry mcmurtry. In his review of the latest Clinton bio—a review in the current New York http://www.dailyhowler.com/dh101303.shtml

Point. Click. Search. Contents: Definition of term About the editor Our current howler Archives: Search this weblog Search WWW by Bob Somerby bobsomerby@hotmail.com E-mail This Page A companion site. Site maintained by Allegro Web Communications, comments to Marc Caveat lector MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2003 REVENGE OF THE D-WORD: a review in the current New York Review of Books higher than yours is: This scribe can be found in high places! But McMurtry is also eager to say that his station is lower than yours: did have some food? That part is never made clear. New York Review TUESDAY: McMurtry seems to lack the first clue about his rough subject matter. THE CURSE OF THE JABBERWOCK: He discussed what Arnold said to Tom about those groping allegations: Meanwhile, there they go again! THE DAILY HOWLER, 10/10/03 Andrew Pollack and David Leonhardt provide the belated critique the economy is doing relatively well. Say what? During the campaign, Schwarzenegger went on and on about how bad Meanwhile, at least a dozen states, joined last month by California, have taken the opposite tack, When Davis signed the California bill, it was spun and spun as his latest vile antic. But did you know that

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35. 38553. McMurtry, Larry. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996 38553. mcmurtry, larry. The Columbia World of Quotations. 1996. http://www.bartleby.com/66/53/38553.html

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36. Larry McMurtry Criticism (Vol. 127) Lonesome Dove is larry mcmurtry s loftiest novel, a wondrous work, drowned in love, melancholy, and yet, ultimately, exultant, said John Horne, http://www.enotes.com/contemporary-literary-criticism/mcmurtry-larry-vol-127

utmSetVar('lit_all'); Larry McMurtry Criticism and Essays Welcome, guest! Login Join eNotes Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Literature Science History Business ... Z Search All Criticism: Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page Larry McMurtry 1936– (Full name Larry Jeff McMurtry) American novelist, essayist, and screenwriter. The following entry presents an overview of McMurtry's career through 1999. For further information on his life and works, see CLC , Volumes 2, 3, 7, 11, 27, and 44. INTRODUCTION McMurtry was known in the 1960s and 1970s as a regional author of distinction and acclaimed as a new voice from Texas. In his works, McMurtry reexamines the frontier myth, introducing more fully developed characters and a darker mood to the Western novel. However, with the publication of Lonesome Dove (1985)—his Pulitzer-Prize-winning, epic-length saga of a nineteenth-century cattle drive—McMurtry became a household name, praised by the public and critics alike. His works continue to focus on tensions between urbanization and the myth of the Texas frontier, as well as disillusionment among aging characters resistant to change. Many of McMurtry's novels, including Horseman, Pass By

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38. HOFblog » Larry McMurtry On Wednesday night, Comanche Moon concluded the miniseries saga of Lonesome Dove created by the immortal words of the great larry mcmurtry. http://blog.hofmag.com/category/larry-mcmurtry/

@import url( http://blog.hofmag.com/wp-content/themes/minima/style.css ); Friday, January 18, 2008 Lonesome Dove: An Epic’s End Some 19 years ago now at a professional wrestling card of all things, my Dad jumped from his seat and quickly made his way to a pay phone. That’s right, a pay phone. During the next five minutes, he gave my Mom a detailed account of how he’d forgotten to set the VCR and how she needed to. That’s right, a VCR. Two hours of television that would change my life were saved. I was 10 years old and Lonesome Dove was some long western I didn’t want to give a chance and my Dad absolutely loved. Maybe we made a deal that since he took me to see wrestling, I’d give Lonesome Dove a chance - I can’t really remember. But, I’ve since watched that tape - and the six other hours that went with it - too many times to count, before doing the same with the DVD, read the book that inspired it at least three times, read every sequel and prequel and watched them just the same. On Wednesday night

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40. Larry (Jeff) McMurtry Biography larry mcmurtry by Thomas Landess, Austin, Texas, Steck Vaughn, 1969; The Ghost Country A Study of the Novels of larry mcmurtry by Raymond L. Neinstein, http://biography.jrank.org/pages/4585/McMurtry-Larry-Jeff.html

Other Free Encyclopedias Brief Biographies Contemporary Novelists Vol 12 Larry (Jeff) McMurtry Biography Find all books written by Larry McMurtry on Amazon.com Nationality: American. Born: Wichita Falls, Texas, 1936. Education: Archer City High School, Texas, graduated 1954; North Texas State College, Denton, B.A. 1958; Rice University, Houston, 1954, 1958-60, M.A. 1960; Stanford University, California (Stegner fellow), 1960-61. Career: Taught at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, 1961-62, Rice University, 1963-64 and 1965, George Mason College, Fairfax, Virginia, 1970, and American University, Washington, D.C., 1970-71. Since 1971 owner, Booked Up Inc., antiquarian booksellers, Washington, D.C., Archer City, Texas, and Tucson, Arizona. Regular reviewer, Houston Post , 1960s, and Washington Post , 1970s; contributing editor, American Film , New York, 1975. President, PEN American Center, 1989. Awards: Guggenheim grant, 1964; Pulitzer prize, 1986. P UBLICATIONS Novels Horseman, Pass By. New York, Harper, 1961; as Hud , New York, Popular Library, 1963; London, Sphere, 1971.

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