@@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk thanks. Definitely got plenty to read that's for sure. 🤠 Plenty of Tall Tales to be told

Hahaha thanks man. Just catching up on your videos now. And thanks, I try to share as much knowledge on the genre I can with those interested. I'll have to get to that collection tour soon but sadly the room their in is a bit of a mess so I'll try and get to it soon as it's tidy haha

Thanks for sharing the video. You can always find these books in the Linford Western Library series over in the US. Tom did say you have those over there so worth looking for and can get them pretty cheap, atleast you can in the UK. Avalon westerns are a good series to look for in the US. I currently don't have any since they're so expensive to ship across the pond.

Definitely a shame. Feel like the death of the Black Horse series had made a huge dent in the western genre. All we seem to have now is Wolfpack, Dusty Saddle and a handful of self published authors.

Thanks again for watching, Roy. There are definitely some great titles to be found in The Black Horse Western series. As well as plenty to choose from for June On The Range.

Thanks for watching. The covers on these Hales aren't anything special compared to original print Hales. You'll see them in the next book haul which hopefully will come soon

@@HideAndRead Thanks for watching. I do hope the little knowledge I share and displaying some of my collection online helps more people get into the genre and find it easier to look for this stuff for sure. I need to get back L'amour, Grey and Brand again. You and some other channels seem to be flying through L'amours work. Feel like I need to catch up.

@@royreadsanything Hi Roy, thanks for watching. It's definitely one of the best places to find new western authors. Hopefully June On the Range next year we'll see some booktubers reading some newer authors

@@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk I might be starting another L'amour soon. Thanks for watching

Always happy to serve! Thanks for watching, Michael

Thanks for watching. I do have one or two of Tom's Black Horse Westerns but unfortunately I haven't got to them as of yet but I do need to change that soon

Thanks Tom. I would like to someday do a couple collection videos and go through it all. This video was made in a bit of a rush and thinking about doing a part 2 since I missed out a couple authors I did want to include also. Would be great to see more people inspired to read westerns through our videos.

Thanks for watching, Ste. Me and missus are planning to get down there one day for a visit, maybe in the summer. Thanks for the heads up, and it's North Wales if you are at all interested haha

@@Six-Shooter Oh you should be alright for a trip then. Don't go during the festival, it's a nightmare. Thursday is best avoided too- market day, very busy. Weekdays out of school holidays are best. Keep up the good work on the channel!

Thats fantastic. If you have a link to one of you're finished books I'd love to check it out! Thanks for watching. Would love to influence more people, especially around my age to give westerns a try rather than only reading fantasy and sci fi

Can't go wrong with Marty Robbins 😉🤠

Thanks for watching, Roy. I know I can be a hard watching 😂

And no I didn't no John Harvey wrote Crime later on

Thanks for watching, Tom. Appreciate it

Thanks Michael. Appreciate you watching again

Thanks Olly for watching the video. Wish the production was up to your standards haha hope it wasn't a hard watch.

Thanks for watching. Havent read the Kiowa Trail by L'amour. Will have to find it and check it out

Thank you Michael. Although you have seen it plenty of times I'm sure on discord Hahaha. Hopefully get a some collection videos up soon.

Thanks for watching my video, Billy. I know most do read Lonesome Dove and Blood Meridian and never read a western after that. I wouldn't start with Blood Meridian for sure but Lonesome Dove I can't comment on since I haven't read it to be honest 😅. If you are interested you can start with Shane by Jack Schaefer or True Grit by Charles Portis. Or even pick any western from either Zane Greys, Louis L'amour or Max Brand, they are basically the three Kings of the genre in my opinion. If you even go to your local library I'd just pick anything from the shelf there since you don't really have to begin anywhere. Just big up a western and start reading. Hope you find and enjoy one and maybe end up reading alot more westerns in the future 🤠

I don't think I have that one of Pattens. I'll have to go have a look for it, thank you. Really want to read one of his bases on title alone, that being, "Death Rides A Black Horse"

@@Six-Shooter i've read Gallows, and Man Outgunned by him both are worth your time. Who is the publisher on that copy of The burning Hills that you have? I've been searching for one but I can't find it anywhere (in the States).

@@kevinclancy1416 cant say to be honest. It's a UK Western Book Club, that's all I've ever seen printed on them, no official publisher other than the previous one of the novel.

Oh that's great to hear! I didn't know they had Gunsmokes in the states. I typically thought they were a British library book series like Hales Black Horse Westerns and Linford Libraries Westerns.

Love hearing stories like this! Ernest Haycox is great too, although I've only read his short stories

They're one in many Library western published book series that I believe are only UK based. I'm sure you mentioned on Roy's Black Horse Western video that you had something similar in the States.

Thanks again, Gary. Hope to see more western content on your channel again also