Horseman, Pass By is Larry McMurtry’s very first novel, published in when he was only 25 years old. I recently read an older article in Texas Monthly written about McMurtry and how he came to write this novel. I cannot sum up McMurtry’s introduction into 4/5(). · Much of McMurtry’s Western writing was elegiac, even wistful. In his debut novel, Horseman, Pass By, the aging rancher Homer Bannon clashes with his stepson, Hud. The old man is the embodiment of the roughhewn integrity McMurtry obviously associated with men like him. His son is the new, modern West. For him, integrity is just another item. HORSEMAN, PASS BY By Larry McMurtry. arry McMurtry's "Horseman, Pass By," owes its title to a line from a great poem by William Butler Yeats and its spirit, perhaps, to something of what Yeats called "still, the indomitable Irishry." But the scene of Mr. McMurtry's excellent first novel is Texas--far from Yeats' Dublin or Ben Bulben or Innisfree.
Horseman, Pass By is a Western novel by American writer Larry bltadwin.ru first novel, it was published when he was This Western portrays life on a cattle ranch from the perspective of young narrator Lonnie Bannon. Set in post-World War II Texas (), the Bannon ranch is owned by Lonnie's grandfather, Homer bltadwin.ru's ruthless stepson, Hud, stands as the primary antagonist of. Horseman, Pass By by MCMURTRY, LARRY Seller Peter L. Stern Company, Inc. Published Condition First Edition of the author's first book. A fine copy in dust jacket. the book has been inscribed by the author to Harold Bill. Larry McMurtry died on Ma. Back in , my boss - Tom Lloyd - at the Idaho State Correctional Institution - where I was a teacher and librarian - introduced me to McMurtry's novels. I quickly became enamored and he was my favorite author for decades. Horseman Pass By, Leaving Cheyenne, The Last Picture Show, and.
Horseman, Pass By, which takes its title from the closing lines of William Butler Yeats's poem "Under Ben Bulben" (as did Mary McCarthy's first novel, Cast a Cold Eye), was a breakthrough in Texas literature and in regional literature in general: by telling a raw, unadulterated story entirely fitting to its contemporary West Texas setting, McMurtry not only brought the regional novel out of its quaint gentility but gave it a universality it could not have had otherwise; it has been called a. horseman, pass by. (New York: Harper Brothers, ). x mm. (8 3/8 x 5 3/4"). 3 p.l., , [5] pp. FIRST EDITION. Publisher's black paper boards backed in mustard yellow cloth, upper cover with the publisher's circular stamp containing initials "H B" and a torch motif, spine with black lettering, original dust jacket. Horseman, Pass By is Larry McMurtry’s very first novel, published in when he was only 25 years old. I recently read an older article in Texas Monthly written about McMurtry and how he came to write this novel. I cannot sum up McMurtry’s introduction into the Texas literary scene with a novel that caused a stir any better.
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