The Louis Lamour Official Website
Looking for a good book to curl up with tonight? Today’s FamSite has a recommendation for you that I am sure you will find most enjoyable.
It is the Louis L’Amour Official Website. For those of you that haven’t heard of him, he is one of the best selling authors of western literature who has ever put pen to paper. The author of over 100 books, his tales capture the feeling and spirit of the American West. Some of his titles include the Sackett series, Hondo, Rivers West, and the Shadow Riders. You can view all the titles he wrote here, the story locations, a trivia contest, articles and a bulletin board.
So hitch up you saddle, and ride off into the sunset with a good book. Enjoy your stop here.
http://www.louislamourbooks.com/

In the last page of the book the walking drum, louis lamour said thet he planned to continue the story line with two more books based in Asia. Dose anybody know if he did write thease books and what are they called
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Colum
Can someone tell me where to find a total list of Louis L’Amour books (in the order of their release)? It seems to me that that would be the best order for reading.
Thanks for any help.
I would like a printable list of all of Mr.Lamours books.Is there one available?
I am trying to prove that Louis is pronounced Louie, but I can’t find a source. I just know that when I was at the University of Iowa in the English department, his name was pronounced Louie L’Amour. Any help out there?
Can anyone tell me what Louis LaMour books are on DVD? I know Tom Selleck starred in most if not all of them.
Can anyone tell me what Louis LaMour books are on DVD? I know Tom Selleck starred in most if not all of them.
I am seeking information on the sequel to The Walking Drum. As stated previously Mr. L’Amour mentioned at least another book pertaining to the hero of The Drum.
I am looking a complete list of Louis L’Amours books. Can someone help me. Thanks
There is no sequel to The Walking Drum. He planned to write two more books following Kerbouchard but never got around to it. The first book was going to be titled A Woman Worth Having, and that’s all I know about them.
I have 110 leatherbond, gold sealed Louis L’Amour books in perfect shape with unbrooken bindings. Is this the complete set? And could someone tell me approximately what they are worth? Thanks so very much.
i too am looking for a copmlete list of louis lamour’s books, anyone have one? wouldn’t mind a list of the books that were made into movies too. thanks
I know this is an old post but wondering if anyone has found an author comparable to Louis L’Amour that they would recommend. Thanks