Any fans out there? I've read 40 or 50 of his books. Love them! Particularly the Sackett series! I know it's not very challenging literature, but I love it just the same.
Louis L'Amour
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Lamour is well-respected, I think, even though the reading is light. I have never been disappointed in one of his books, although I have not read them ALL!!
He wrote one book called The Walking Drum, that takes place in the 1100s in Europe and the near east: the protagonist travels with a trading caravan. Very good.
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ALABAMA: Tradition; Class; A name to respect in College Football
He wrote one book called The Walking Drum, that takes place in the 1100s in Europe and the near east: the protagonist travels with a trading caravan. Very good.
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ALABAMA: Tradition; Class; A name to respect in College Football
Louis L'amour books are the ONLY books I have ever seen my husband read for pleasure. He has all of the Sackett books, and never misses a Sackett movie (ah Tom Selleck). TNT gets watched alot at my house; they always seem to have a L'amour movie on! But he did learn some western history and longs to go gold hunting!
Owning Louis Lamour books is like owning a piece of Americana. I haven't read one in years, but I probably read 20 of them. My favorite was Hondo. Lamour's books were short, to the point, and always entertaining. Maybe I should start collecting and reading them again.
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