Subject: Larry McMurtry

• Last Night, Larry McMurtry Was All Booked Up at the Nasher

  July 18, 2008

• Events for the week

  November 24, 1994

• Farewell from Cracker Eden

  May 4, 1995

• Archer County Justice

  May 25, 1995

• Love story

  July 6, 1995

• Final chapter

  May 23, 1996

• Events for the week

  September 12, 1996

• Buzz

  October 17, 1996

• Aurora Bore ya silly

  December 26, 1996

• Events for the week

  September 25, 1997

• Night & Day

  October 8, 1998

• Night & Day

  October 22, 1998

• Odd Man Out

  January 28, 1999

• Draper's prison blues

  May 20, 1999

• Legendary Larry

  July 17, 2008

• Identity crisis

  Boys Don't Cry, unless he's a she in this heart-wrenching true tale

  October 21, 1999

• James McMurtry

  Saturday, April 21, at the Granada Theater

  April 19, 2007

• Levelland

  December 28, 2006

• Homo on the Range

  Ledger and Gyllenhaal are cowboys in love in Ang Lee's wrenching Brokeback Mountain

  December 15, 2005

• History Teacher

  Elmer Kelton is likely the best Texas author you've never heard of

  December 11, 2003

• Star Bright

  Plus: Gimme Some Skin; Dude, You Owe Us, Like, $304

  November 13, 2003

• Lazarus, Reborn

  Peter Bogdanovich wasn't dead. He was just acting like it.

  April 25, 2002

• Sam and Larry

  The Winedale Tavern has an eclectic clientele. And at least one impostor.

  November 15, 2001

• Skip It

  Why the best teen movie of the year, based on a beloved novel, won't be in theaters

  May 31, 2001

• Ranch Hams

  Matt Damon and cast tackle Cormac and give us a predictably mythic Cowboy flick. Yeehaw.

  December 21, 2000

• Evolving idiom

  El Nuevo Leon offers subtle, delicious Mex-Mex mutations

  January 25, 1996

• Lone Star Face

  June 26, 2009

• Down On The Grass-Fed Farm: The Beef May Be Better, But It's Still Damn Hard Work

  Jayme RutledgeMarguerite Robbins with her cattle.​ Sweat pours down Marguerite's sun-baked face. She feels briars scratching through her dusty jeans. The buzzing and biting of mosquitoes is maddening. So is the old fence lining one of the back pastures. It's broken again. Marguerite stops what she's doing. Why in the heck am I doing this? she asks herself. Running the 142-acre east Texas cattle ranch she owns near Greenville with her husband Doug is back-breaking work. Marguerite, 55,

  September 9, 2009