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Louis L'Amour-Any other dedicated readers

Posted by draftingmonkey on July 20, 2005 at 20:51:56:
Just started re-reading Louis again. Have all his books that I know of. Remembering how I have always enjoyed the stories he wrote enough to read again and again. I especially like to follow his stories on old maps to see where events took place. Having worked in my younger days on a ranch I can relate to some of his characters. Some of my favorites are:
The Lonesome Gods
Bendigo Shafter
The Comstock Load
The Sackett Family series
What are your favorites? Let's get a little sharing of favorite authors and titles going on. Nothing I enjoy more in the evening than reading a good book while listening to jazz and blues. Can't think of a better forum to share this on.
James