I had and sold the Leatherbound collection in the 90's

Have read everything he wrote...multiple times.

I have pretty well every book he's written

I think I have every one of his books. Might be missing one or two but that would be it. Great books!

Never have read one but my brother in law was a huge fan of his. To be fair I haven't read more than a dozen books in my life. I just can't keep my mind from wandering. I'll read 10 pages and then not even remember I was reading, lol.

Still have that leather bound collection boxed up around here somewhere.

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I reckon “ride the dark trail” and “mustang man” and “ride the river” are probably my favorites. Daughter named her oldest boy Jubal. She has all my paperbacks.
My wife found these at an antique store.

Louis L'Amour web site has a lot of interesting information- https://www.louislamour.com/

Ohh Yeah, I read alot of them and I had about 125 of his books and have them away. I still have some hard copies though. I couldn't get enough of his books.

.. got a little stack of them … my oldest boy is reading them now

I have all his books in paperback. Re-read them every few years. It’s about that time.

LL was incredible. Not only could he tell a heck of a story, but he also put so much truth in them that there was much to learn and gain from his writings.
LL is a True American treasure.

I'm pretty sure I've read all of his books and have worn many of them out when I was younger. I've started to replace those old ones.

Ride the Dark Trail

Black Spot I have that set also. Someone gave me the set as a christmas gift years ago. Treasure Mountain has always been my favorite LL book.

I remember when he died, my Dad was little upset because there were stories of people that LL wrote about that had gaps in their timeline that LL said he would was going to write about(Tell Sacketts civil war time). Also people he mentioned only briefly that he wanted to write about (like Mordecai, Trulove, or Emily Sackett). Or how did Finian, Dorian, Ronan, Owen, and Clive Chantry fit in the lineage of Tatton Chantry(Fair blows the Wind)?
Now there’s only speculation.

If you like the Sacketts, there’s a book called “the Sackett Companion” that is worth getting. Has a family tree in it.

First one I ever read was “Hondo”, love the book and the movie.

I think I have read and own everything he wrote. After he died there were several that came out that were from his magazine writings. Think I got them all but not positive.

I read most of them forty years ago

I’ve read a lot of them, one of my favorite authors

This is an extra copy I have. Three books in one. Anyone interested in having it?