Dude loved this. You even revealed some blind spots I had with the bloody British westerns. Will have to check those out. I think you’ll appreciate Max Brand. He wrote what I’ve dubbed the “Homeric” western, whereas L’Amour writes sort of a traditional classically liberal hero, Brand tended to have more classical sensibilities I think.
I wish you success with your new endeavor. BTW, I was once a dues paying member of Western Writers of America. Terry C. Johnston blurbed the first book in my 'Frontier Fiction' series, Calling Crow. If you ever want to know more about that, drop me a line.
Dude loved this. You even revealed some blind spots I had with the bloody British westerns. Will have to check those out. I think you’ll appreciate Max Brand. He wrote what I’ve dubbed the “Homeric” western, whereas L’Amour writes sort of a traditional classically liberal hero, Brand tended to have more classical sensibilities I think.
This sounds like great stuff all around. I'm really glad you enjoyed the episode.
Spaghetti Westerns and Louis
L 'Amour: You're speaking my language!
Great language, my friend.
I wish you success with your new endeavor. BTW, I was once a dues paying member of Western Writers of America. Terry C. Johnston blurbed the first book in my 'Frontier Fiction' series, Calling Crow. If you ever want to know more about that, drop me a line.
Thanks, Paul. Would love to read your western(s). Post a link here, if possible.
Here's a link...
https://www.amazon.com/Calling-Crow-Southeast-Book-1-ebook/dp/B004EYUI9G?ref_=ast_author_dp_rw&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.1KuLEmI_J0EpgjUYt6Xm829W0dYYAKVOLxL1od59nI7n4qJuBQfD63nalcsPuI1PrCn1KKXZBGEiHByuogtgrmautCLdDRANYxUS7zgi8mk8gchw90th0_pKrm2lhXtQGXXkQ_n2aSY9ts8oM3qe0drlGuwnxeN1TZ-KXq8vO5HQK84ybbMPWOcouDr6nBNo.CeJ_tCUjGFlJ6YZbf6I2f8UCdKjzjnRP01PSUnzw-W0&dib_tag=AUTHOR
Got a ton of great information from this article. Big Philly, thank you.
Thanks, Bob. That's what I love to hear.
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