My grandfather used to enjoy those, my mother put some of his favorites in his casket or thats what I recall, not sure if that was something that was done or still is, but she had a small amount of his things gathered up, and I did get to look at them, I think I was 11 years old or so. I don't know what genre that is of, say literature, (which is not the correct term, maybe it is ? LOL) I had wondered if these were in any way similar to Elmore Leonard's material, there is a television show "Justified" that is kind of based on some of Leonards works, he actually directed or was involved with the production, of this show, which a good part I liked, but its not family or G rated, and I am sure theres more to it, knowing they add in violence and similar things to get ratings, whereas the books are clean which seems to be a rarity today. I've not read either of their works, so that would be cool with all what he did being new to me. I did look up Elmore Leonard on the web and for some silly reason I thought that Louis L'Amour and Leonard's works may have been similar, or had similarities enough that they would be worth reading. I had wondered, knowing Louis L'Amour was well worth reading, but was Leonard's works worth reading, its kinda why I responded. From the show I can see how they could have been similar, knowing more of Louis L'Amour's work than Leonard's. Leonard was a WWII veteran, maybe the books were clean, or I would hope they are, as I'm not so much a fan of the other aspects contained within it if so, that are portrayed in the show, though I do like and appreciate some of the actors, I've enjoyed some of their interviews, previous works, as what they do and what writers do interest me more than the actual television production, and TV I don't watch all that much of, rather do other things. Maybe I'm way off, but I was trying for the life of me to remember Louis L'Amour, my grandad was a dedicated fan for sure and I could not remember who he was, thanks for posting that regardless of the above !!!
Don't mind me, I can't do a darned thing today, tore up my knee while clearing snow yesterday, on the injured reserve list today and stalking YTmag more than usual LOL !!
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