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 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 | Carcosa2004 | Jul-24-21 08:24 PM
by blamour | 1 | 65354 |
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Writing
Years and years ago I had some poetry published, as had a friend. So he and I decided to try our hand at a novel. When it came my turn I changed the | Mike Shaffer | Jul-21-21 03:17 AM
by epeterd | 7 | 59674 |
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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 Toothpick | Jul-21-21 01:29 AM
by Les Down Under | 4 | 57715 |
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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 Toothpick | Jul-20-21 09:52 PM
by Arkansas Toothpick | 1 | 56824 |
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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 | Carcosa2004 | Jul-19-21 12:44 AM
by blamour | 1 | 56446 |
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last of the breed
my question is simple maybe,,, is there a or what is the name of sequel to this book?
| scoutman | Jul-16-21 02:15 AM
by Les Down Under | 4 | 57174 |
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King Clancy
Don't know if anyone here follows hockey. I don't, but I happened to see that Pekka Rinne of Nashville won the King Clancy memorial trophy. I was just | epeterd | Jul-06-21 11:12 PM
by epeterd | 0 | 59145 |
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Holiday Greetings.
Happy 4th of July everyone. Stay Safe.
Les
The English Language is weird. It can be understood through tough thorough thought though.
:7
| Les Down Under | Jul-03-21 07:05 AM
by epeterd | 1 | 59737 |
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The Empty Land
Just finished reading this. I've read it once before, but it's been a few years so I didn't really remember it. I like how he puts Matt and Madge toge | epeterd | Jun-30-21 07:38 AM
by epeterd | 0 | 59507 |
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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 |  blamour | Jun-17-21 09:20 PM
by blamour | 17 | 67227 |
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The Romance of Piute Bill
No one should ever say that L'Amour was not an author of romance lest they be haunted by the ghost of Piute Bill.
| john555 | Jun-05-21 10:27 AM
by john555 | 0 | 57655 |
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THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND
Any history buffs out there who have been following this show on the History Channel? For those not familiar with it, the two Lagina brothers from Mi | john555 | May-12-21 09:42 PM
by john555 | 0 | 54653 |
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Since it’s been awhile and I am sitting near the dining room bookcase I see the book, but haven’t a clue what it is...gotta get my dead butt up...wait | Mike Shaffer | May-01-21 02:10 AM
by Les Down Under | 1 | 51393 |
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IRONWOOD STATION - SHORT STORY
Re-reading the short stories now and noticed something in "Ironwood Station". It's probably coincidence but, I just finished "Ironwood Station" whose | john555 | Apr-29-21 01:21 PM
by blamour | 1 | 53600 |
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BENDIGO SHAFTER - COMPROMISE
Just finished Bendigo Shafter for the, um, third or fourth time. I noticed a paragraph in Ch 28 (page 270 in my copy) where Bendigo discusses comprom | john555 | Apr-25-21 04:15 PM
by john555 | 11 | 64703 |
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THE WALKING DRUM - QUESTION FOR BEA
Beau, it looks to me like TWD was published about four years before you dad passed. In the Author's Note at the end, he writes that he intended two o | john555 | Apr-16-21 12:01 AM
by john555 | 5 | 52857 |
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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 | Paul | Apr-15-21 01:28 AM
by Les Down Under | 1 | 54086 |
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LAST OF THE BREED
I'm about to start this book for the nth time. I bought it slightly used. A previous owner wrote inside the cover, "I've read this 4 times since buy | john555 | Apr-08-21 07:13 AM
by epeterd | 1 | 53323 |
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Coronavirus Vaccine
Take care. So far positive responses. One lady friend ran a slight fever...over 100 less than 101. That is the only negative response I have heard | Mike Shaffer | Apr-04-21 10:42 PM
by Mike Shaffer | 1 | 50219 |
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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 | cowboybilliards | Apr-04-21 01:37 PM
by john555 | 1 | 54061 |
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Beau, Cowboy G-Men
Beau was this the series that Louis was involved in from the start?
https://www. youtube.com/results? search_query=cowboy+ g+men
Les
Every sixty seco | Les Down Under | Mar-17-21 10:13 PM
by blamour | 1 | 55984 |
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Where should we draw the line?
Just watched The Professionals" last night. It was promoted and has to my mind always been referred to as a Western. Set during the Mexican Revoluti | Les Down Under | Mar-14-21 11:05 PM
by thelegand45 | 28 | 66414 |
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CRISPIN MAYO'S PRAYER
In Ch 17 of "The Man From Skibbereen", Crispin Mayo offers up the following,
"Let us not lose this," Cris muttered aloud, "let us not lose this, God | john555 | Feb-24-21 02:11 AM
by Rick Abreu | 1 | 54813 |
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If only we could all win Lotto and
There's a discussion starting on a Face Book site that wanted a Mini Series on Barnabus so I suggested something that I have been daydreaming of for s | Les Down Under | Feb-12-21 07:56 PM
by john555 | 3 | 53080 |
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Nicknames...
Mike or Shafe were my only two...until I started dating Debby. We were married for nearly forty years...she is tall at 5’8”, auburn haired with freck | Mike Shaffer | Feb-06-21 02:43 PM
by Mike Shaffer | 6 | 52923 |
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REILLY'S LUCK
Just finished "Reilly's Luck" again. I think that this is my second favorite LL novel. It's just a really good story. Of course, "The Daybreakers" | john555 | Jan-31-21 12:41 PM
by Phyllis | 1 | 55427 |
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Catlow
So, I recently finished reading Catlow, the Lost Treasures edition. Funny thing is I could have sworn I'd read it before, but none of it was familiar | epeterd | Jan-21-21 07:35 AM
by epeterd | 5 | 53028 |
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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 | nraavi | Jan-15-21 06:54 PM
by blamour | 1 | 52367 |
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PASSIN' THROUGH - QUESTION FOR BEAU
Beau, I seem to remember reading something you wrote about "Passin' Through". As I recall, you wrote that your dad had at one point thought to make t | john555 | Jan-10-21 12:29 AM
by Les Down Under | 5 | 55080 |
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coffee pots
I'm watching The Streets of San Francisco on the Decades channel. Scene where Karl Malden character's daughter is home from college. She asks how his | epeterd | Jan-08-21 08:56 PM
by Rick Abreu | 2 | 52644 |
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