Do you folks like western novels? I just finished Dead Man’s Walk and I’m going to get through the rest of the Lonesome Dove quartet, but I’m wondering what others westerns are worth reading. Maybe some Louis L’amour and the old pulp books? Naturally Corncob will be on the list at some point also.
Butchers Crossing Drop Edge of Yonder The Big Sky (trilogy) WarlockBlood Meridian True Grit The Time it Never Rained
why shouldn't i just order the "the western: four classic novels of the 1940s & 50s" from library of america, huh?
>>25583479>what others westerns are worth reading The VirginianThe Ox-Bow IncidentShaneValdez Is ComingThe Shootist>Maybe some Louis L’amourSackett's Land and To the Far Blue MountainsThe Lonesome GodsFlintHondo
>>25583757You should
>>25584009ok then maybe i will!
I like the Berrybender books
I've watched this thread reappear in many formats and I'm amazed that no one has ever mentioned the single greatest western of all time. If you haven't read Thomas Berger's "Little Big Man" then do yourself a favor and stop whatever you're doing now and get a copy and read it immediately. If you 'have' read it, isn't it time to read it again?
The Complete Western Stories of Elmore Leonard
>>25583479Bloody Season by Loren Estelman
>>25586782just finished this one. pretty damn good. easy to tell why Tarantino has considered adapting it.
