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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
3rdGenSep-19-23 12:31 AM
by 3rdGen
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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
3rdGenDec-26-23 12:27 PM
by Sackettter8
62674
Trail to the Seven Pines book
I am in search of the leather bound (not leatherette) with the gold leafing on the edges of the pages Trail to the Seven Pines book. I want to make my
aeparrish76Nov-16-19 01:19 AM
by Les Down Under
42524
Sitka
What a wonderful work. It is so abundantly clear how Louis loved the sea. His sentences, phrases, sayings and expressions, sailing terms...all writt
Arkansas ToothpickMay-31-20 05:42 PM
by Arkansas Toothpick
02101
Sitka
What a wonderful work. It is abundantly clear how Louis loved the sea. His sentences, phrases, sayings and expressions, sailing terminology...all wr
Arkansas ToothpickMay-31-20 06:16 PM
by Les Down Under
12270
Plutarch and LL
Seems LL was an admirer of Plutarch, more than a few times favorably mentioned in his books. In Plutarch’s “Lives” and “Moralia”, one has to be highl
Arkansas ToothpickJul-21-21 01:29 AM
by Les Down Under
42160
Name the LL novel:
Old Man Merridew lifted a skinny arm and pointed it the way his hawk-beak nose was already pointing. “They’s a-comin’,” he said. “There’s the dus
Arkansas ToothpickJul-20-21 09:52 PM
by Arkansas Toothpick
12264
I've lost track of a short story
In the story a character takes papers to the town's lawyer that prove that the man is the rightful owner of the town. The town's hotel and saloon owne
bass1199Jul-29-21 01:50 AM
by Les Down Under
12357
Two of this year's movies ...
If you are interested in the life and times of Louis L'Amour and his family there are two good films out this year that touch on the environment that
blamourDec-05-19 12:11 PM
by blamour
92309
Alert -- To the Far Blue Mountains
I'm working on the LLLT Postscript edition of TTFBM. Central to the PS is the fact that the book's original hardcover edition was heavily edited and
blamourJun-17-21 09:20 PM
by blamour
172748
Alert - Fair Blows the Wind
Does anybody know where the mention in FAIR BOLWS THE WIND of the wrecked ship appears? This is the wreck that also shows up in Sackett's Land, the o
blamourNov-21-20 12:09 AM
by cowboybilliards
92331
Portal into another land
In The Haunted Mesa, L'Amour wrote of a portal into a world of evil. He also wrote a book about a portal into a world of good. Can anyone tell me wh
BryanOneMillionApr-22-20 06:51 PM
by blamour
22190
YONDERING question for Beau...
Seems like I only post about YONDERING... Beau, given the development of of this book over the years, what was the rational of including MOON OF THE
CarcosaNov-26-19 12:34 AM
by blamour
12372
SITKA...Beau question
Because I'm interested in such things... How did Bantam seem to lose the rights to SITKA for a time, which was published by Signet in the early 2000s
Carcosa2004Jul-19-21 12:44 AM
by blamour
12396
Jon Tuska
I just read western critic Jon Tuska passed away a few years back. I didn't know. Jon seemed pretty dismissive of LL's work in general, but I notice
Carcosa2004Jul-24-21 08:35 PM
by blamour
32372
LL and Stephen King...for Beau
In years past I've read Stephen King make a few comments regard LL, always very warm (at least what I've seen). Did your Dad ever meet or correspond
Carcosa2004Jul-24-21 08:24 PM
by blamour
12366
Publishing and branding...Beau!
Having bought LL books you going on forever now, I've always been curious about publisher decisions and cover styles, etc over the years. About the l
Carcosa2004Oct-04-21 02:04 PM
by blamour
52520
Louis L'Amour and the movies
Generally, LL has fared almost as poorly as Stephen King in translation to film. In many cases, the nuts and bolts of their stories are there, but wha
Carcosa2004Oct-16-21 05:35 PM
by blamour
92583
Sky Ring Water...Beau.
So I heard this dropped in the introduction of Lost Treasures Volume 2...and I'm intrigued of course! Beau, can you give us some insight into this n
Carcosa2004May-15-22 11:50 PM
by john555
162847
Thank you Louis, and thank you Beau
This will be a little self-indulgent, but given my recent hospital stint with covid pneumonia. I'm feeling sad, relieved, overwhelmed with nostalgia a
Carcosa2004Dec-02-21 12:44 AM
by blamour
12309
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
Carcosa2004Aug-06-22 03:23 PM
by blamour
12389
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
Carcosa2004Aug-06-22 03:13 PM
by blamour
12275
THE HAUNTED MESA audio....Beau?
I think you had mentioned once that THE HAUNTED MESA was unlikely to get an audio release, and I'm hoping that we could twist your arm to consider oth
Carcosa2004Mar-31-24 01:12 AM
by blamour
32713
Titles with Logan Sackett
Which books have Logan Sackett in it?
chilipepperkidJan-10-20 11:22 PM
by chilipepperkid
22432
What are you reading?
I've just finished reading the novel Andersonville by MacKinlay Kantor, about the infamous Civil War prison for Union soldiers. Best book I've read i
ChrisEnglandDec-09-19 04:26 PM
by mesadelvadre8
242819
Gold tooth with a diamond
Is there a character in one of Louis L'Amour's novels who has a gold tooth with a diamond ? Any details would be appreciated. Thanks for any help yo
ClaytonH3Oct-06-19 01:34 AM
by Tennessee Dave
42310
When and Where?
I just completed reading "Meeting at Falmouth" again and it's unexpected ending. I was wondering when and where it was first published?
CougarSFC90Feb-29-20 11:53 PM
by Les Down Under
12412
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
CougarSFC90Jun-20-22 07:30 PM
by Carcosa2004
31966
Kilenny
Paul has his history incorrect. Kilkenny's list should go: #1 - The Rider of Lost Creek #2 - The Mountain Valley War #3 - Kilkenny The reason for all
cowboybilliardsApr-04-21 01:37 PM
by john555
12388
New to the forum
Hi all. I'm new here, and just wanted to say hello before posting anything else. I came to Louis a bit late (I was 30) when I inherited my grandmother
dbrown73Jun-26-20 06:31 PM
by Mike Shaffer
92321
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