Biography Western Star Explores Larry McMurtry's Contradictions as Novelist and Bookseller
In *Western Star: The Life and Legends of Larry McMurtry*, David Streitfeld focuses on McMurtry's impact as a bookseller and his involvement in Hollywood, rather than conducting a literary critique. McMurtry, who passed away in 2021 at the age of 84, amassed a collection of 28,000 books and ran Booked Up in Georgetown, D.C., eventually expanding to four buildings in Archer City, Texas, housing over 400,000 volumes. He received a Pulitzer Prize for *Lonesome Dove* (1985) and wrote popular novels such as *The Last Picture Show* (1966) and *Terms of Endearment* (1975), often minimizing his accolades. Additionally, he shared an Oscar in 2006 for *Brokeback Mountain*. Streitfeld's 464-page biography is available from Mariner Books for $35.
Key facts
- Larry McMurtry died in 2021 at age 84
- David Streitfeld's biography Western Star focuses on McMurtry as bookseller and Hollywood figure
- McMurtry's personal library contained 28,000 volumes
- He operated Booked Up bookstore in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood
- McMurtry won a Pulitzer Prize for Lonesome Dove (1985)
- He shared an Oscar in 2006 for adapting "Brokeback Mountain"
- Film adaptations like Hud (1963) and The Last Picture Show (1971) boosted his fame
- McMurtry criticized Texas literature's nostalgia in a 1981 Texas Observer essay
Entities
Artists
- Larry McMurtry
- David Streitfeld
- Louise Erdrich
- Ann Patchett
- Emma Straub
- Tracy Daugherty
- Irving Ravetch
- Paul Newman
- Patricia Neal
- Timothy Bottoms
- Jeff Bridges
- Cybill Shepherd
- Peter Bogdanovich
- Debra Winger
- Shirley MacLaine
- Jack Nicholson
- Robert Duvall
- Tommy Lee Jones
- Diana Ossana
- Annie Proulx
- Steven G. Kellman
- Henry Roth
Institutions
- Mariner Books
- University of North Texas
- Rice University
- The Texas Observer
- University of Texas at San Antonio
Locations
- Archer City
- Texas
- United States
- Washington, D.C.
- Georgetown
- California
- Lubbock
- Amarillo
- Wichita Falls