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Larry McMurtry's 1961 debut novel set on a Texas cattle ranch, exploring generational conflict between a rancher and his stepgrandson; adapted into the Academy Award-winning 1963 film Hud.
Written by Larry McMurtry in 1997, Comanche Moon is a notable Western novel that serves as the sweeping prequel to his Pulitzer Prize-winning Lonesome Dove.
Larry McMurtry's 1963 novel tracing a decades-long love triangle among two cowboys and a rancher's daughter in Texas, later adapted into the 1974 film Lovin' Molly.
Larry McMurtry's 1990 novel told partly through letters by Calamity Jane, portraying the twilight of the Wild West alongside historical figures such as Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull.
By Sorrow's River is a 2003 Western novel by Larry McMurtry, continuing the frontier adventures of the Berrybender family in the American West.
The Wandering Hill is a 2003 Western novel by Larry McMurtry, serving as the second installment in his historical Berrybender Narratives series.
Sin Killer is a 2002 Western novel by Larry McMurtry, notable as the first book in his four-part historical series, The Berrybender Narratives.
Larry McMurtry's 1988 novel retelling the story of Billy the Kid from the perspective of a dime novelist who follows the outlaw across the New Mexico Territory.
