We will write about matters in several spheres that resonate with us, to wit: the arts generally; movies; major personalities and players in Hollywood, sports, and the world in general; the higher journalism; the firearms debate; style in politics and fashion; the Coen brothers; advances in the digital age, and why Larry writes on a manual typewriter; the human spirit as it manifests itself in public life, and on and on.
– Larry and Diana
Flash & Filigree 
I think this will be fascinating to follow. I love your topics above. Can’t wait to hear more.
Truly one of the highlights of my life was helping to bring your beautiful words to life I love you both for giving me that opportunity, it changed my life. Hope you are well, miss you both.
Your friend Jerry Wanek
I can’t wait to read your words about all the above topics. Words so brilliantly used in the past make me anxious to read yours in the future.
Looking forward to this!
Thoroughly enjoyed your forum at Tucson Festival of Books, 2013. Look forward eagerly to The Berrybinders as a series like Downton Abbey, please do!!!!!
I worked with a woman in Washington, D.C. years ago who didn’t think my sister was thoughtful enough. She said “If you were my sister, I wouldn’t have slept ’till I arranged for you to have lunch with Larry McMurtry.” She understood.
What kind of manual typewriter?
A Hermes 3000, if I recall correctly.
Big fan of you both,
Hope
Very excited about finding this blog! I can’t wait to read more.
I am a 54 year old native Texan transplanted to Virginia when I was 28. Family from Lubbock & DFW area. I watched HUD tonight for the first time and it knocked me between the eyes how relevant it is now! I am reeling. As a part of a long journey to reconnect with my home state I have recently discovered Mr. Mcmurtry’s work and wanted to contact Larry to personally thank him!
Larry, I have an old hardbound copy of Sin Killer. I would love to have you sign it and I’ve wanted to for years, but somehow never tried. Crazy thing is, I live in Lubbock… not far from Archer City!
Correction… it is not a hardbound, but a 2005 paperback.