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    • The Colonel and Little Missie (Audiobook)

    The Colonel and Little Missie (Audiobook)

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      from majdad40

      An interesting look at the celebrity that was Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley. Buffalo Bill gets the lion's share of the book's modest 227 pages (not including appendices). The problem I have is with McMurty's writing. Inasmuch as he is a Pulitzer Prize winner I expected a bit more. His narrative i...

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      from HenryKrinkle

      Breezy account of the origins of American celebrity. Apparently dime novels were the "People" magazine of their day.

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      from booklog

      Not a sequential biography, but a thematic treatment of why Cody and Oakley were the first superstars. Excellent treatment of national and international zeitgeist and technology. "New Yorker" style writing; more like a collection of extended and related essays.

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      from wordsampersand

      I couldn't put this down, despite the fact that McMurtry bounces all over the place.

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