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Conagher is a standalone Western novel by American author Louis L'Amour, first published in 1969. Its story follows drifting cowboy Conn Conagher and Evie Teale, a widowed mother struggling to sustain her family on an isolated homestead, combining frontier hardship with a restrained romance. The novel was adapted as a 1991 television film starring Sam Elliott as Conagher and Katharine Ross as Evie.
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Who wrote Conagher?
Conagher was written by American Western author Louis L'Amour. The novel was first published in 1969.
Who are the main characters in Conagher?
The story follows drifting cowboy Conn Conagher and Evie Teale, a widowed mother trying to keep an isolated homestead going. Their relationship develops through frontier hardship and the notes Evie leaves for an unknown cowboy.
Was Conagher adapted into a film?
Yes, Conagher became a 1991 made-for-television Western distributed by TNT. Sam Elliott and Katharine Ross starred in the adaptation.
Is Conagher part of a Louis L'Amour series?
Conagher is generally treated as a standalone Louis L'Amour novel rather than one installment in a numbered series. Its focus is the Texas frontier, cattle work, isolation, and the gradual bond between Conn and Evie.
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