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Larry McMurtry: Critical Review by Thomas Flanagan

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SOURCE: "Lonesome Dove: The Prequel," in New York Times, September 10, 1995.

In the following review, Flanagan compares Dead Man's Walk to Lonesome Dove, praising McMurtry handling of atmosphere and theme in both novels.

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