Dallas: The Complete Ewing Family Saga

May 26, 2010

 

 

FAST FACTS

—Published June, 1985 by Doubleday & Company

—Alternate Selection of the Literary Guild

—Foreign Countries:  France, Germany, Great Britain, Spain

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Dallas: The Complete Ewing Saga, Including Southfork Ranch, Ewing Oil, and the Barnes-Ewing Feud – 1860-1985 by Laura Van Wormer. Introduction by Leonard Katzman. The official, stunning Dallas biograpy revealing the guilty secrets and passionate loves of America’s most influential family, featuring 24 pages of lavish, full-color photographs, and a selection of never-before published black-and-whites.

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2 Responses to Dallas: The Complete Ewing Family Saga

  1. RANDALL WIGGINS on December 9, 2011 at 2:00 pm

    I would SO love to get a copy of this DALLAS book. I am a huge fan of the show as well as Laura Van Wormer and I never even knew this book existed.

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  2. Margaret Hornback on January 19, 2012 at 8:45 pm

    Love ya website

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  • picture in Doubleday book shop 1985

    Ken Kercheval (the character Cliff Barnes), Loretta Barrett (the character of Doubleday), and aspiring novelist, yours truly, June 1985. This was taken in the famous Doubleday Bookstore on 5th Avenue and 59th Street. It is gone now, but look for it in the movie, "The Owl and the Pussycat."

  • Review

    Billie Rae Bates for Amazon.com

    "Very heavily illustrated with black-and-white stills from the show, and some color, the book focuses entirely on the characters and the action. There's no mention of the actors, which of course is not a fault -- it's just the focus of this particular book. There is a separate chapter for each one of the major characters, even little John Ross and Christopher, highlighting the events of that character's life up until 1985. It's too bad the book captures only half of the show's history, but I still appreciate the back story it shares, with even the 1800s history of Southfork Ranch."