L'Amour, Louis, 1908-1988

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Louis L'Amour revived the Western genre. His action-packed stories of adventure and survival are loaded with strong (traditionally male) heroes fighting for justice and making a way for civilization. Detailed descriptions of landscape-told in simple, clear prose-set the stage for constant adventure. Dangers arise from the natural hazards of a given place as well as the people in it. Cultural conflict is a pervasive theme, sometimes traced across generations of family experience: heroes respect the "old ways" of Native American peoples, yet realize change's inevitability as settlers flock westward. Start with: Hondo
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L'Amour, Louis, 1908-1988
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http://www.louislamour.com/
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1908-1988
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Louis L'Amour revived the Western genre. His action-packed stories of adventure and survival are loaded with strong (traditionally male) heroes fighting for justice and making a way for civilization. Detailed descriptions of landscape-told in simple, clear prose-set the stage for constant adventure. Dangers arise from the natural hazards of a given place as well as the people in it. Cultural conflict is a pervasive theme, sometimes traced across generations of family experience: heroes respect the "old ways" of Native American peoples, yet realize change's inevitability as settlers flock westward. Start with: Hondo
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