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Shortly before his death last June, Louis L'Amour completed writing his most unique adventure story: a personal reflection on his lifelong love affair with learning. Now, all L'Amour fans can catch a glimpse into the life and development of one of the world's most beloved western writers.

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Eight exciting tales, by one of American's most beloved Western writers, chronicles the adventures of the men and women who faced the dangers, challenges, and trials of Westward settlement with courage, strength, and humor. Reprint. PW. K.

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Now newly repackaged, this classic Western includes never-before-seen bonus material from Louis and his son, Beau L'Amour. Original.

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The popular western author brings together more than twenty-five of his essays, accompanied by more than one hundred color photographs, to recount the history of the American frontier.

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The Sacketts were men and women who challenged the wilderness with their dreams and courage. Pushing ever westward, they were a strong and united family.

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Pronto Pike and his partner Eddie Holt follow the trail of rustlers who are raiding the Bar J Ranch and who are so ruthless that they have no qualms about murdering a woman.

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After robbing the Obaro bank, Considine, and his band of outlaws head for the safety, of the Mexican border, but the trail of a lone girl pursued by Apaches leads them to an unexpected showdown.

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Based on the screenplay written by James R. Webb.

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The son of Barnabas Sackett, restless explorer Jubal Sackett journeys westward into the vast, unmapped wilderness of seventeenth-century America and discovers the perils of the rugged frontier, a new way of life among the Native American tribes, and the love of a beautiful Natchez Indian woman. Rei

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Guiding settlers across unknown territory, Dan Killoe takes on the added responsibility of helping a stranger who is being hunted by renegede Comancheros.

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It was no crime for a young cowboy to want to talk to a pretty girl, but that was what got Tom Lundy killed. The hard men wanted to burn the town down - but Kate Lundy had a better plan.

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The adventures of the Sackett family continue in this saga of the western frontier.

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When the desert oasis of Papago Wells is besieged by Indian warriors, Logan Cates tries to protect thirteen desperate strangers and a shipment of gold, while fearing that greed may lead to murder in his ranks. Reissue.

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A collection of stories by the masterful Western author introduces a cast of classic character, including a drifter who honors his deathbed promise to a stranger and a young thrillseeker who will settle down no matter the cost. .

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Louis L'Amour and Elmer Kelton are among the 12 acclaimed Western storytellers whose work is collected in this exciting anthology featuring stories about the Texas Rangers, spanning from the 1820s to the early part of the 20th century. Original.

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The Sackett Brothers--responding to a request from their cousin Logan--round up beef cattle for a treacherous and dangerous trek across enemy territory and unknown trails.

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An anthology of vintage tales of the American West features "No Man's Land," "The Cactus Kid Pays a Debt," "Ride or Start Shootin," the title story, and five other tales.

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A collection of twenty-one unfinished and never-before-released works from the "father of the American Western" includes short stories, film treatments, manuscripts, and personal notes.

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More unpublished works from the archives of L'Amour: complete short stories, partial novels, treatments, and notes that will transport readers from the Western frontier to India, China, and even the future.

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"In this second volume, Beau L'Amour examines how his father made the transition from struggling pulp writer to successful novelist and uses his father's notes, journal entries, and correspondence to continue the process of seeking out how and why many of these never-before-seen manuscripts were written as well as speculating about the ways they might have ended"--