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Louis L’amour

An author known for his many (120 to be specific) western novels. Some of his novels include Hondo, Man From The Broken Hills, and The Walking Drum. He worked many jobs, including seaman, lumberjack, elephant handler, skinner of dead cattle, miner, and officer in the transportation corps. He was the first novelist to ever receive the Congressional Gold Medal by the U.S congress. He was also awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Reagan. He died on June 10, 1988.
I just finished The Man From The Broken Hills my Louis L’amour. It was so good.
Louis L’amour by Cheese 6 7 April 14, 2026
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Louis L’amour

An author known for his many (120 to be specific) western novels. Some of his novels include Hondo, Man From The Broken Hills, and The Walking Drum. He worked many jobs, including seaman, lumberjack, elephant handler, skinner of dead cattle, miner, and officer in the transportation corps. He was the first novelist to ever receive the Congressional Gold Medal by the U.S congress. He was also awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Reagan. He died on June 10, 1988.
I just finished The Man From The Broken Hills my Louis L’amour. It was so good.
Louis L’amour by Cheese 6 7 April 14, 2026

Louis L'amour 

Come from French, means love story, or love novel.
He likes reading Louis L'amour before going to bed.
Louis L'amour by subjugater September 9, 2006
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