Recommendations of SW Books?

[Dean]

Which bit was it? I’ve never watched the shorter version but I know from the Italian audio which bits were cut out. I don’t remember any audio changing there.

The part where Cuchillo is hiding in the cane field and watches the men pass him. There’s no dialogue but it cuts out a big chunk of the music and some nice cinematography.

[dave1]

I’ve got Once upon a time in the Italian West. Great book.

[Bill_Willer]

I’ve got Once upon a time in the Italian West. Great book.

Probably my favourite on the genre so far. Looking forward to Death in the Desert.

[Novecento]

Not about SWs, but “High Noon” by Glenn Frankel is a fantastic read (especially if you love the film like I do). He’s also written one about “The Searchers” which I haven’t read yet.

I just finished Frankel’s “The Searchers”. I think I actually preferred his book “High Noon” (I also prefer the film itself too), but this one still comes very heartily recommended. His ability to combine real historical events/periods with film criticism is great.