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Louis wrote novels and short stories in several different series.

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Stories of the American Frontier

"I do not distinguish Westerns at all from other kinds of novels. If you are going to characterize my stories I would prefer to have them called stories of the frontier."

The Real Characters,
Were Bigger Than Life

" These were not just people who lived and died in the West. They came from everywhere. Oliver Wollop came out to Wyoming from England and later went back there to serve in the House of Lords. Chris Madsen, a famous frontier marshal, was a Dane. Five of the men who died with Custer had been on the Vatican Guard. You cannot invent people like the real-life Molly Brown or the silver-mining baron Spencer Penrose who built his house in Virginia City, Nevada, with solid silver doorknobs throughout. They are all bigger than life and they did fantastic things."

History That Lives Forever

"What is attractive to people reading this kind of book is the idea of the freedom of the Western man, getting on a horse and moving on somewhere else. We all have dreams of wanting to be this kind of a free agent. To me there was no period in the world's history that is so fascinating as the era in which the American West was opening up. And these old characters were tough. If you didn't shoot them they lived forever."