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Date: 04/06/21 10:00
"Train's gone, son"
Author: ETFuller

Larry McMurtry passed away recently, and we share a wonderfully evocative quote about a train passing through the Texas prairie, from his first novel, Horseman Pass By.

http://thetracksidephotographer.com/2021/04/06/editors-notebook-42/

Edd Fuller, Editor
The Trackside Photographer
http://thetracksidephotographer.com/

 



Date: 04/06/21 10:13
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: MojaveBill

One of my favorite authors...

Bill Deaver
Tehachapi, CA



Date: 04/06/21 11:34
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: rev66vette

Nice post. 
 



Date: 04/06/21 11:56
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: santafe199

Thanks for the link! It is a very poignant snippet of a bygone era. Mr McMurtry, who invented one of my all-time favorite literary characters -Texas Ranger Captain Augustus McCrae- had the great talent of putting his readers right into the very situation in life that he was writing about. That's not easy to do. I am saddened to hear of his passing...

Lance/199



Date: 04/06/21 14:25
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: WAF

And the Last Picture Show



Date: 04/06/21 14:51
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: WrongWayMurphy

One of the best writers of our time.  His son is quite the singer-songwriter too.

Check out James McMurtry's masterpiece "Choctaw Bingo" on the U tube.



Date: 04/06/21 19:58
Re: "Train's gone, son"
Author: LocoPilot750

"We can't make it here anymore"

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