Moving on - Softcover

Larry McMurtry

3.82

1,739 ratings by Goodreads

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0671633201 ISBN 13: 9780671633202

Publisher: Pocket Books, 1987

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A republication of McMurtry's novel set in the aimless sixties and concerning a couple discovering adultery, drugs, and irresponsibility while following rodeo shows across the West.

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Review:

"The Boston Globe" There aren't many writers around who are as much fun to read as McMurtry. He is precise and lyrical, ironic and sad.

"The New York Times"

A novel of monumental honesty....Attention must be paid.

"The Boston Globe"

There aren't many writers around who are as much fun to read as McMurtry. He is precise and lyrical, ironic and sad.

"Los Angeles Times"

McMurtry can transform ordinary words into highly lyrical, poetic passages...He presents human drama with a sympathy and compassion that make us care about his characters in a way that most novelists can't.

"Saturday Review"

A Texas-sized book...Mr. McMurtry is blessed with an absolutely solid sense of place. His backgrounds and scenic descriptions are inherent parts of his story, contributing as much to the novel as does the completely natural dialogue.

"The New York Times"A novel of monumental honesty....Attention must be paid.

"The Boston Globe"There aren't many writers around who are as much fun to read as McMurtry. He is precise and lyrical, ironic and sad.

"Los Angeles Times"McMurtry can transform ordinary words into highly lyrical, poetic passages...He presents human drama with a sympathy and compassion that make us care about his characters in a way that most novelists can't.

"Saturday Review"A Texas-sized book...Mr. McMurtry is blessed with an absolutely solid sense of place. His backgrounds and scenic descriptions are inherent parts of his story, contributing as much to the novel as does the completely natural dialogue.

"Los Angeles Times" McMurtry can transform ordinary words into highly lyrical, poetic passages...He presents human drama with a sympathy and compassion that make us care about his characters in a way that most novelists can't.

About the Author:

Larry McMurtry is the author of twenty-nine novels, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning Lonesome Dove, three memoirs, two collections of essays, and more than thirty screenplays. He lives in Archer City, Texas.

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