When I browse “best of” lists associated with the literary work of Louis L'Amour , a few books seem to always make the list – Hondo , Fl...

High Lonesome , a 1962 stand-alone novel by Louis L'Amour is a “chase the chasers” western . It's a rarely used formula where a rid...

"Riders of the Dawn" originally appeared as a short story in Giant Western's June, 1951 issue. L'Amour expanded the stor...

Louis L'Amour's fourteenth novel was The Burning Hills . It was published in 1956, sandwiched between the end of the innocence nove...

The Iron Marshal , L'Amour's 94th novel, was originally published by Bantam in 1979. It is the traditional L'Amour storytelling...

From 1950 to 1987, Louis L'Amour produced some of the finest westerns of all time. Considered America's storyteller, L'Amour...

Paperback Warrior recently covered Louis L'Amour's quartet of books focusing on the early days of the fictional Sackett family. ...

Deemed "America's Favorite Frontier Writer", Louis L'Amour's chronicle of the fictional Sackett family was a bestsel...

Famed frontier storyteller Louis L'Amour  had a successful series of westerns starring various members of the Sackett family. While ...

After 80+ western novels of range-wars and quick-draw gunslingers, iconic author  Louis L'Amour decided to branch out and try a d...

Louis L'Amour  remains the most popular and mainstream western author with sales exceeding 300 million books. With over 100 original n...

Saddle up for a wild ride as Paperback Warrior presents an All-Review Western Roundup. We discuss and review our favorite westerns including...

Louis L'Amour's  name is synonymous with the glory days of the American West. Authoring over 100 novels and countless short storie...

Deemed as “America's Favorite Storyteller”, Louis L'Amour wrote 89 western novels in his lifetime. Many fans and genre enthusiasts...

Iconic American author Louis L'Amour is prominently associated with his western legacy. His short-stories and novels delighted western...

“Utah Blaine” is a 1954 western by genre heavyweight Louis L'Amour. It was originally released as part of an Ace double under the pseu...

“The Trail to Peach Meadow Canyon” is a short Louis L’Amour novel (about 73 modern pages) that originally appeared in the October 1949 iss...

Louis L'Amour (1908-1988) is considered a cornerstone of western fiction. During his prolific career he penned 100 novels and around 4...

Louis L'Amour took a break from range wars and rustlers in 1972. “Callaghen” is a departure from his patented shtick, setting the acti...

‘Hanging Woman Creek’ was released in 1964 by Bantam Books. For me, it’s considered one of L’Amour’s early books due to being released abo...