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Need A "Specific" L'Amour Paperback:
This may be an impossible ask or task, but here goes.... Years ago a friend showed me a L'Amour paperback, that had a small section on a gentleman na
rah4736Jun-06-24 05:13 PM
by Paul
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Make sure you LOG IN to see all old posts.
The forum has been updated and one of the new security aspects means you must LOG IN to be able to see all the posts and replys. Sorry for the cha
Paul J ODellFeb-12-24 09:17 PM
by NoogaStrong
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CLICK the little PLUS Symbol (+) to see replies and the...
If you click the little plus symbol you should be able to see the VIEW all replies.
Paul J ODellFeb-12-24 07:46 PM0265601
May 22nd 6:00PM Facebook Live!
Join Katherine L'Amour and son Beau on Facebook Live for an entertaining event! Bring your questions and enjoy the conversation! Frida y May 22nd, 202
PaulMay-28-20 07:55 AM
by epeterd
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Charlie Daniels 1936 - 2020
Sadly we say "so long" to a Country Western icon and dear friend of the L'Amour family, Charlie Daniels. https://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=ijVz3I OREdA
PaulJul-19-20 12:47 PM
by TOM
499933
Louislamourpage Facebook Hacked
Our Facebook Louis L'Amour page has been hacked and hijacked. Starting on April 7th we were locked out of the account and then beginning on the 10th o
PaulApr-15-21 01:28 AM
by Les Down Under
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Wishing all a Very Happy Holiday!
Hope your Christmas' were great and your New Year is as well! Paul
PaulDec-31-22 11:48 PM
by Les Down Under
1246899
Discussion Forum Update . . .
Howdie all, Just a little heads up, we are (as you can see from the main site) in the process of updating the website and that means eventually the D
PaulFeb-01-24 04:34 PM
by Paul
0171097
Tatton Chantry
Hi yall. It's past time that I register here, I've been reading Louis for thirty years. I'm currently rereading To the Far Blue Mountains and got a b
Old GorillaNov-21-20 12:26 AM
by cowboybilliards
385615
Trying to find story or novel
As I recall. A man is sitting in an eating place. A woman is arguing with a different man. She has come west to marry the man but sees him beating his
NrpardeeJun-01-24 04:31 PM
by john555
1325586
Story about an orphan who travels t
Long time ago, I read a story about an orphan who is picked up by a English gentleman. This gentleman is killed. The orphan visits the English gentlem
nraaviJan-15-21 06:54 PM
by blamour
1120919
LL
Reread several LL books in the last couple of weeks. Never gets old. Like an old friend.
NoogaStrongOct-03-21 09:15 PM
by NoogaStrong
3721112
Tennessee Dave
Where art thou, TD? By the way, this is OtisTom. I had to change my User ID because I couldn’t get website to agree with the password. Easier this way
NoogaStrongDec-22-21 11:49 PM
by NoogaStrong
10580038
Kid Rodelo
LL can write about the desert and make you thirsty. Forgot how good this book was.
NoogaStrongNov-02-22 06:28 PM
by blamour
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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
NoogaStrongNov-02-22 06:27 PM
by blamour
1760857
A book from my childhood
I read a book of my fathers when I was child and I can only remember the hero of the book reflects at the end of the book how “something happens to
Nicnac54Jul-08-26 02:38 PM05016
Regarding Character Named Neisha
I was named after a character in one of Louis L'Amour's novels. My mother kept the book for years, but she has passed away and I cannot find the book
NeishaMar-14-20 05:51 PM
by Les Down Under
3117756
Cap Roundree
Coburn Sackett is the father of Tell, Orin, Tyrel, etc. Coburn was a mountain man. Cap Rountree was a mountain man. I wonder if they knew each othe
Mustang RobertsOct-04-24 09:25 PM0325974
Judge Charles P Moore
My grandfather was a Louis L'Amour fan and Louis put his name in one of his books, but I don't know which one. He is an itinerant judge traveling by w
moore_teOct-07-21 12:19 AM
by Les Down Under
3877370
Physically disabled kid that still gets the upper hand
Protagonist is a young man with a bad leg or arm. It starts with him betting he can tame a horse, which he does by hand feeding it He wins the horse
MJBMilwaukeeJul-29-26 09:59 AM0986
Do you have a favorite 'setting' ?
Hi All, Was talking with a friend the other day and got around to sharing my lifelong experience reading Lamour's westerns. In the course of that con
milkbanditApr-08-20 05:43 AM
by epeterd
13121632
It's been a helluva ride
I started reading his westerns around 1976 and read them all, and reread many. His work has been such a constant thread through my life that, honestly
milkbanditNov-03-21 08:20 PM
by john555
5690392
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
milkbanditJan-10-23 01:21 PM
by milkbandit
0238084
I don't want to let go
i guess i am somewhat sentimental. the older i get, the more i think about the past and things gone by, people who are gone. just now a strange thing
milkbanditMar-04-24 09:58 PM
by Carcosa2004
4323576
Old posts gone?
I don't see anything.
milkbanditFeb-12-24 07:42 PM
by Paul J ODell
1248959
Sackett
From memory the Sacketts came out of the fens. So, are they descended from the Iceni? And if so, are they then descended from Bouadicea? If so, tha
Mike ShafferFeb-08-20 01:32 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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NO TRAVELER RETURNS
After losing a good friend, former Marine sniper, Viet Nam veteran, reader, single malt scotch enthusiast, and debater over the past week, I decided n
Mike ShafferJan-08-20 05:53 AM
by Tennessee Dave
2195044
Dungarees
Had to smile at a picture of Louis this evening. He had a walking stick he’d picked up, most likely along the way, and his dungarees/jeans caught my
Mike ShafferFeb-06-20 02:30 PM
by milkbandit
2160151
Hey Beau
Saw a picture of your Dad today and noticed a tattoo on his right forearm. Can you share what it was? I have one of my unit Insignia from Nam on my
Mike ShafferJan-28-20 08:08 AM
by Mike Shaffer
2189723
Observations
Working at Fort Detrick after returning from Nam back in the 1960s was a unique experience...long story, so hold on tight. Big building in a secluded
Mike ShafferApr-08-20 05:45 AM
by epeterd
5110610
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