Видео

Sorry man. Sucks when you are hyped and have invested time and it falls flat.

I probably won't read this one but nonetheless good job and I am sorry Stephen Graham Jones didn't deliver what you expected.

Sorry it didn't meet your expectations. It really stinks when that happens.

Very brave getting the whole series, without reading it before.

Hope the next one is better.

Great wrap up!! I’m excited to watch more of your videos! The Hellbound Heart sounds interesting. I’m going to have to check that out.

I love these books and I am eagerly awaiting the latest release later this year. They are just pure fun and adventure and make no pretense to any literary ambition. They are great reading slump busters and palate cleansers in the midst of other reading.

Great videos Austin! I'm over halfway through Spartan Gold and continuing on. Liking a good bit. Finished Zane Grey's Riders of the Purple Sage and enjoyed it a good deal. I'm also reading Carnacki, The Ghost Finder by Hodgson, as I'm trying harder to get into older pulp/mystery stories. Thanks and take care !

What a productive reading week! Excellent wrap-up. You are putting me to shame with your pace. However, tomorrow is Thanksgiving for us in Canada so I plan to settle in and get my reading back on track.

Even without horror movie obligations Im falling behind a bit this month. Finishing up Warriors Path at the moment, its excellent! Glad to hear you are going to read more Cussler, sometimes it takes more than one book to "get" an author. Have a great week 🤙

Very cool.

Good wrap up Austyn. Enjoy your vacation!

Would jump at any chance to read True Grit again. Ready whenever!

You're definitely outpacing me in reading. I always look forward to your reviews.

Nice stack of movies my friend. I love the cover on those jackets as well...

So glad you are enjoying the Randolph Scott films. Always happy to introduce someone to Scott's Westerns. The dude is underrated! 2 more Scott Westerns that are totally awesome: 7 Men From Now Ride The High Country One of my favorite Westerns is The Gunfighter starring Gregory Peck. The Big Country is another excellent Gregory Peck Western. Vera Cruz with Burt Lancaster & Gary Cooper is another great one. I won't bombard you with any more than that, but there are a lot of great Westerns from back in the day.

Some great pick ups there! The Tall T is one of my favourite Randolph Scott movies. Richard Boone is so great as the evil nemesis for Scott. I don't have that set but I have a boxed set of the Bud Boetticher directed movies with Scott and they are some of his best.

I would definitely read "The Searchers" with you. I don't own a copy so I'll have to try to get my hands on one.

Wow! Great book pics Austyn. So many to choose from! I may join up with you…

Hey Sir, as soon as I saw “the fly” on the thumbnail I had to click the video! Absolutely love that movie, takes me back to my childhood in that video rental store and looking at the awesome movie posters, the fly was one that pops into my mind and nightmare on elm street! I am a huge horror fan, thanks for sharing! Monster Squad is awesome hopefully you got chance to see it now 👍

1 month down. Few to go.

I dont own a single book from this author, will be correcting that soon.

Awesome that you really enjoyed this. Whenever I think about a book a lot, that's when I know it's a great book. So it makes sense that you rated this so high.

Only a quarter? Nice.

Wow, this one sounds great. Thanks for highlighting it.

Excellent reading month. As I told Kevin, I need to get a move on book 3 of the Sacketts. You all will be leaving me behind in this frontier wilderness!😨

I really need to bump American Psycho up on the TBR. My morbid curiosity is getting the better of me on that one.

I'm from Lamesa, and about a quarter of the way through the book. So far I'm excited that he's sprinkled in Lamesa stuff, it really feels like Lamesa and not just a generic small town with that name plugged in

Thank you brother. Too kind. Really enjoyed reading with you. Sacketts Land was amazing. Hope you are having a fantastic Halloween month.

My reading fell off a cliff. Good job. 👍

Great review of your solid reading month Austyn! Good stuff.

You really play me up 😂. I am winging it like most, but thanks Austyn. Good video and insight! Well done sir!

Love this video! My wife is very happy that I love Louis L’amour novels which I just discovered his books two months ago. I just picked up 5 more L’amour novels at the Goodwill. I have close to 20 now. My father in law passed away earlier this year, and my wife told me his favorite author was Louis L’amour. It’s like a tribute to him as well as me loving L’amour and the western genre of novel. I read Flint and the Key Lock Man. I’ll start the Sacketts this month

I like Hondo.

Great job in showing how LL is an author that wrote books everyone can find interesting and appealing. He was truly a great storyteller. In my used bookstore, there are a ton of LL's books (happy) but very few if any Sackett books (no so happy).

I just tore through the Daybreakers and Son of A Wanted Man and just started Haunted Mesa.

Great video Austyn. For anyone curious: Even his western stories are full of other genre plot elements. Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Survival, you name it. There really is a story out there for everyone. It is amazing to me that new bookstores do not carry this author. Just to throw in my .02 "Down the Long Hills" is a great place to start and appeals to young, old, male and female readers.

Wow, sir, awesome haul!!! I have several Louis L’Amour books and Johnstone books and an assortment of others. I picked them all up recently and haven’t read them yet. I’m going to try to binge read the Sacketts series and join yall come December. Maybe. We’ll see if I can! Definitely subbed to your channel when Kevin shouted you out!

Never enough westerns! Very nice haul Austyn!

Nice haul. Library hardcovers are the best for travelling and reading for sure. Great for the eyes too compared to some of the print in the old paperbacks. Bradford Scott's Walt Slade series is episodic so you can read them in any order whatsoever and enjoy them. Great to see you expanding your western library with more authors. Both Short and Patten are very good. Don't recall reading any of my J T Edsons myself yet, mostly cause I'm still unsure if the main series "The Floating outfit" by him needs to be read in order or not. Which would be fine if most of his books didn't fall under that series. Should check out my latest book haul I picked up aswell as my past ones if you haven't seen those too. Hope to see you dive even deeper into the genre soon. So much to enjoy

Spooky morning voice

Yes. You can always buy more westerns. Any excuse to watch O brother where art thou 👌 Nice finds, happy hunting.

nice haul!

I will save you a bone 🦴 just in case…Nice haul Austyn. You have to love library 📚 hauls and cheap prices on quality books!

Austin, the Spirit of the Border by Grey is the third in the Ohio River Valley trilogy. Betty Zane is the first! I'll have to continue with that trilogy. Great haul my friend!

Jackpot! That's how you do a library haul! I can never find used Sackett books so I am envious.

I picked up a Max Brand today, I think it was white wolf or something like that. And Jon Sharpe Trailsman, Longarm western, and 5 more Louis L'amours at Goodwill today. I loved Betty Zane by Zane Grey, Ohio River valley in Revolutionary times. Loved it

Awesome collection of books my friend. I love that you took it personal against whoever went in there last time and bought all the westerns. And you called them out. Told them not this time. I love it. I'm really glad to see your channel branching off into this genre. I know you always read it and talked about it in the past, but you really seem to be kicking it up a notch so it's good for us. Few Western fans out there. It means there'll be some good Western content coming our way.

$6 for Homer's works. Very nice. 👍