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 'WESTWARD THE TIDE'
'WESTWARD the TIDE'
Matt Bardoul was a good man to have as a friend and | Sackettter8 | Jan-23-24 05:49 PM
by Sackettter8 | 0 | 29029 |
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A little slow on the forum, no comm
Reading 'Westward the Tide' for my fourth read and enjoying the tales of L'Amour and
his adventurous writing.
On another note, just fi | Sackettter8 | Jan-22-24 04:21 PM
by milkbandit | 1 | 27639 |
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
Don't see that anyone has done this so far. So, let me just say a "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" to all. Hope we're all still foggin' the mi | john555 | Jan-10-24 01:32 AM
by Mik Shaffer | 1 | 27719 |
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ON THE HUNT
Been on the hunt for some time, from state to state, used bookstores, Friends of the Library and
just about any website, including eBay, and oth | Sackettter8 | Jan-01-24 03:14 PM
by Sackettter8 | 2 | 31956 |
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THE EMPTY LAND
'THE EMPTY LAND'
Another powerful novel that grabs you by your cowboy enthusias | Sackettter8 | Dec-28-23 11:35 PM
by Sackettter8 | 0 | 30180 |
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Callaghen
Callaghen Survival in the unforgiving desert.' A novel.
A tale of outlasting the bitter elemen | Sackettter8 | Dec-26-23 03:01 PM
by john555 | 4 | 31883 |
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Artwork in books
I am re-reading "Outlaws of Mesquite" and I am enjoying the art work in the book.
Do any of the other books have art work?
I don't remember any othe | 3rdGen | Dec-26-23 01:27 PM
by Sackettter8 | 6 | 31315 |
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Thought it might be time to say hey. Most of the folks I remember talking with aren’t with us any longer. One of the things I miss about this sevent | Mik Shaffer | Nov-23-23 11:05 AM
by Sackettter8 | 3 | 30368 |
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Formerly known as Unknown Sackett
Greetings,
I've been a member here for years.
I've used the handle Unknown Sackett, but for some time now every time I tried to reply to a post it w | 3rdGen | Sep-19-23 01:31 AM
by 3rdGen | 10 | 30910 |
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Fav LL Book (Full novel, not incl S
Hopefully this is ok to post, but I put together a poll of Louis L'Amour books (my top picks anyway) and would love for my fellow LL lovers to vote on | grizzlyff | Aug-20-23 12:44 AM
by 3rdGen | 5 | 28271 |
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Whatcha reading?
Just finished an old Perry Mason novel that I had read a few times, so decided to look at a Louis LAmour novel I haven’t read for awhile…which is a co | Mik Shaffer | Aug-20-23 12:41 AM
by 3rdGen | 9 | 28615 |
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Forgot A Book
I can not remember the name of the book or the main character but I do remember a lot about the book itself. Firstly there is a canyon or valley that | Jaytho | Aug-20-23 12:39 AM
by 3rdGen | 2 | 27524 |
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Footnote & Reference - In which b
Anyone know which book has a reference to and a footnote about English seamen who were put ashore due to low supplies on the ship near New Orleans (I | zigzug64 | Feb-13-23 07:56 PM
by john555 | 2 | 27704 |
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Season's Greetings
Just stopped in to see what condition everyone's condition was in. And, to wish all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
| john555 | Jan-12-23 02:51 PM
by milkbandit | 3 | 30800 |
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Happy New Year
Greetings everyone. I wish you all a wonderful 2023.
I wish we had more activity on this board. I know it will never be like the old days, but someti | milkbandit | Jan-10-23 02:21 PM
by milkbandit | 0 | 28949 |
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Wishing all a Very Happy Holiday!
Hope your Christmas' were great and your New Year is as well!
Paul
|  Paul | Jan-01-23 12:48 AM
by Les Down Under | 1 | 31036 |
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RECENT READS
I've been going back thru the non-Sackett novels. Most recently "Hanging Woman Creek", "Down the Long Hills", "Conagher" and "The Empty Land".
HWC | john555 | Dec-16-22 06:55 PM
by john555 | 16 | 36116 |
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The Proving Trail
I recently finished reading “The Proving Trail” and very much enjoyed it. However, I was left wondering about what appeared to be some unresolved issu | kentd | Dec-15-22 08:01 PM
by kentd | 0 | 26134 |
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Which L'Amour novel is this quote f
-Hi all,
I'm 60 and reading Louis L'Amour for the first time—a great little collection of stories called "Riding For The Brand."
I've seen this quot | ghulse | Dec-03-22 07:26 PM
by Les Down Under | 2 | 28633 |
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Beau: Biography Project
Just a quick question to see how the LL Biography project is coming along? Any idea on when it may be published? Thanks.
| TOM | Nov-07-22 05:08 PM
by TOM | 2 | 31827 |
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Kid Rodelo
LL can write about the desert and make you thirsty. Forgot how good this book was.
| NoogaStrong | Nov-02-22 07:28 PM
by blamour | 1 | 28904 |
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Question for Beau
Why do the names of fictional characters in a book get changed when the books becomes a movie? For example High Lonesome. Great book. The movie, Four | NoogaStrong | Nov-02-22 07:27 PM
by blamour | 1 | 31435 |
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Rustler Roundup
I'm reading this story in the End of the Drive short story collection. Anybody know if the setting is real? LL seems to give a good bit of detail abou | epeterd | Nov-02-22 07:01 PM
by blamour | 3 | 31109 |
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Oddity in FBtW
Just found something odd when reading Fair Blows the Wind. Page 211 in the LT edition. Tatton is talking to Jacob Binns about investing in shipping.
| epeterd | Oct-05-22 06:47 PM
by john555 | 6 | 31295 |
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Elisha Comes to Red Horse
Just read this again. (read it once before a few years ago) Fun little story, a bit humorous. A little different than LL's stories usually were. I can | epeterd | Aug-31-22 08:16 AM
by epeterd | 2 | 30575 |
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MOON OF THE TREES BROKEN BY SNOW...
Although I love the two expanded versions, I'm fond of the original issue of YONDERING with its then more seemingly eclectic selection of stories...in | Carcosa2004 | Aug-06-22 04:23 PM
by blamour | 1 | 31414 |
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Original paperback art...for Beau!
I know a great deal of original artwork was destroyed in a disastrous flood, but do you know what if any of Bantam's LL vintage cover art (or other we | Carcosa2004 | Aug-06-22 04:13 PM
by blamour | 1 | 30976 |
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SAMUEL H. WALKER
Re-reading "The First Fast Draw". LL has Cullen mention Samuel Colt inventing the "first successful repeating pistol". LL puts it that Colt designed | john555 | Jul-29-22 11:27 PM
by john555 | 4 | 32543 |
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The Haunted Mesa and Albert Einstei
I have a question about a comment made in "THM" by the novel's lead character, Mike Raglan. It's on page 151 of the most recent paperback edition wher | CougarSFC90 | Jun-20-22 08:30 PM
by Carcosa2004 | 3 | 31299 |
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Taggart
Finally finished reading Taggart. Good book. One of the few left that I hadn't read yet. I have read Trap of Gold in the past, and it seems like I hav | epeterd | Jun-20-22 06:43 PM
by Carcosa2004 | 5 | 31707 |
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