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Hombre was written in 1959 and published in 1961. In 1977, Hombre was named one of the twenty-five best western novels of all time by the Western Writers of America. The motion picture, directed by Martin Ritt was produced in 1967. The  audiobook was produced by John Marshall Media and Caitlin Garing and released in February 2017 by Harper Collins.

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Audible has set up a special page for Raylan fans where you can get the best versions of all four audiobooks mentioned in the podcast (Pronto, Riding the Rap, When the Women Come Out to Dance ("Fire in the Hole"), and Raylan). Two of these audiobooks -- Grover Gardner's reading of Pronto, and Frank Muller's version of Riding the Rap -- had previously been hard to locate so we urge you to check them out and support Audible for making them available. Oddly, for Elmore Leonard -- and it's perhaps a tribute to the popularity of the TV show -- Raylan is also available on cassette and appears to be the first of his audiobooks to be seriously pirated.

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Update 2012: Great news: Audible has made available the George Guidall version of Touch. (At the time we did the podcast, there was no authorized digital download of Touch. Copies of the George Guidall audiobook could only be acquired via eBay or other second-hand sellers.) By the way, there is another 1996 audiobook of Touch from Books on Tape, narrated by Alexander Adams aka Grover Gardner. We had a copy of that one but it somehow disappeared from our collection.

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Recorded Books has licensed Mark Hammer's version of The Hunted to Audible. You can find it here. As we noted, The Hunted has not been made into a movie. There is another audio version of The Hunted read by narrator Alexander Adams (aka Grover Gardner) whom we featured when discussing Mr. Majestyk. We haven't been able to get a copy of the Adams version (originally released by Books on Tape as cassette only) so if readers know where one can be had, let us know.

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You can now find Frank Muller's unabridged version of Gold Coast at audible.com.

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Amazing but true ... there are three versions of Tonto Woman available at audible.com. Alfred Molina's version of The Tonto Woman is finally available and so are two other pretty cool versions including Wlliam Atheron's storytelling as part of The Complete Western Stories and Taye Digg's swell version as part of When the Women Come Out to Dance. Both are also available used at Amazon and eBay. And don't forget about Henry Strozier's resonant reading of The Tonto Woman, still available from Recorded Books. As for the short film of The Tonto Woman, good luck finding a version anywhere. You can see some clips from the film at YouTube, including the trailer, the "Do you know who I am?" sequence and the dinner sequence. Also, Lou Diamond Phillips read the story live in 2004, but no versions of that are circulating. Finally, the character of Ruben Vega also appears in the audiobook Gunsights though he meets an unfortunate demise.

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The audiobook of Up in Honey's Room is available as a seven-disk (eight hour) unabridged version narrated by Arliss Howard, and published by Harper Audio. It was publised in May 2007 and is widely available at bookstores, online and off, and as a download at Audible.com. The Hot Kid, also mentioned in the podcast. was released in 2005 and also was narrated by Arliss Howard. It's available from Harper Audio and can be downloaded from Audible.com as well. When the Women Come Out to Dance, which contains the short story, "TenKiller," is the subject of a separate podcast (Episode 5). You can see a list of all of the Dutch Treat podcasts at the Dutch Treat home page. Comfort to the Enemy is not available in audio format but a PDF version can be downloaded at the Elmore Leonard website. Cuba Libre, in which Virgil Webster, Carl's Dad, first appeared is avilable in two audiobook versions, a 1998 abridgment narrated by Henry Leyva, from Bantam Doubleday Audio, and a 1998 unabridged version from Recorded Books narrated by George Guidall which is available from audible.com. 

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There is one audiobook of Valdez is Coming, narrated by Keith Carradine and originally released as two cassettes (two hours and twenty minutes) in 2003. It's still available from Harper Audio for $9.99 (as well as a WMA download) and as a download from Audible.com.

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There are two Mr. Majestyk audiobooks: There is the Books on Tape version featured in our podcast and narrated by Alexander Adams (Grover Gardner) which was released in 1995 and is available only from used audiobook sources. There is also the Recorded Books version narrated by Frank Muller and released in 1995 is available for sale or rental in CD and cassette formats from Recorded Books. The 1974 film version of Mr. Majestyk, written by Elmore Leonard and starring Charles Bronson is available on VHS and DVD format and is also available for rent from Netflix.

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There is only one audio version of Mr. Paradise, a six-disk unabridged version narrated by Robert Forster, published by Harper Audio. As mentioned in the podcast, this gem is available at Amazon and is also available as a download from audible.com. The Lawrence Block audio book, Hit Man, also narrated by Robert Forster is available from Amazon in cassette format or as a download from audible.com.