Larry McMurtry and Audio CD Genre Fiction

It is 1830, and the Berrybender family -- rich, aristocratic, English, and fiercely out of place -- is on its way up... more

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  Sin Killer

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  • Posted:Feb-15-2009

  • Mildly amusing
  • This is a lot like Abbott and Costello times six go west. The comedic acts of the Berrybender family are numerous and many are amusing if not believable. What was most disappointing about the book...
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  • Posted:Jan-29-2009

  • Read With a Smirk of My Face
  • "Sin Killer" chronicles the wild west experiences of the English Berrybender family, who have left their comfortable Newhamptonshire to come to the new world on a "whim," and for Lord Albany...
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  • Posted:Jan-12-2008

  • A Wild Saga
  • Sin killer is part-one of a four-part series chronicaling the adventures of the aristocratic, English Berrybender family exploring the American West in the 1830's on a steamship on the Missouri...
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Academy Award-winner Larry McMurtry offers his most ambitious Western novel since Lonesome DoveNobody writes better... more

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  Telegraph Days: A Novel

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  • Posted:Aug-23-2009

  • Thoroughly Modern...Nellie- A Modern Man Looks At The Old West
  • This is something of an encore by the reviewer of the work of Texas writer, bibliophile, pack rat and Old West aficionado Larry McMurtry. This space is strewn with reviews of his work, good and...
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  • Posted:Apr-15-2009

  • Classic Larry McMurtry
  • This is classic Larry McMurtry..along the lines of the Berry Bender novels, which were great!
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  • Posted:Feb-05-2009

  • Read If You Must
  • I love McMurtry's writing--I feel that "Lonesome Dove" will go down in history as one of the great American novels.But this novel just doesn't make it.You keep anticipating and hoping for something...
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In The Wandering Hill, Larry McMurtry continues the story of Tasmin Berrybender and her family in the unexplored Wild... more

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  The Wandering Hill : A Novel

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  • Posted:Jul-30-2009

  • The humor of differences
  • I adore McMurty's westerns, and having read and enjoyed "Sin Killer", I promised myself to read more of the Berrybender series, and now, several years later, have read the second of the four books....
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  • Posted:Nov-04-2008

  • The Wandering Hill
  • This is quite a vivid depiction of life on the frontier and the contrast between the wealthy, spoiled Europeans, the frontier men who fed and protected the Europeans and the Indians. The character...
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  • Posted:Oct-26-2008

  • Distinctive characterization, fine story-telling
  • I want to give this 4 stars but a computer glitch is preventing it!
    
    Once again, as is the case in most McMurtry books, I was entranced by the characters in The Wandering Hill and by...
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