Book cover of Louis L'amour: His Life and Trails

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Some very light spine creasing and light edge wear. Roller stamp on top edge. Age discoloring, but tight and no other marks. Shps very quickly and packaged carefully!

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I had read Last of the Breed by Louis L'Amour in high school and was pleasantly surprised at the time. When I picked up this book, admittedly a little on the cheap side, I wasn't expecting that much. I was pleasantly surprised. For a book about a writer, I gleaned some good writerly advice. For that, I am very thankful. Louis L'Amour seemed to be a prolific writer to me. Whenever I've gone to a garage sale or noticed his books at a library, there just seemed to be so many of his books. To find out that he wrote…

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