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Edna, had moved away to pursue a career as a schoolteacher.
Book Publishing
Beginning with back-country exploration and research for his father, he then moved into editing and art direction and has been responsible for over 250 video, book, and recording covers, managing a fiction magazine, and much more.
And, much more important, he had just begun selling material to the pulps, high adventure and crime stories, that were more visceral and melodramatic than his other work. . Lichenfield
Fate is a Ship ...
When Louis was very young his grandfather, Abraham Truman Dearborn, came to live in a little house just in back of the LaMoore's. Aboard are thirty-three officers and crew.
Louis at 12 years old. He was making a name for himself in the Oklahoma poetry scene and other literary circles. .
Though the land around Jamestown was mostly given to farming, Louis and his older brothers often met cowboys as they came through on the Northern Pacific Railroad, traveling to market with stockcars full of cattle or returning to their ranches in the western part of the North Dakota or Montana.
The twins, Clara and Clarice, had died while infants and his beloved sister Emmy Lou had succumbed to the 1918 epidemic of Spanish influenza. .
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My father,
Dr. L. C. La Moore
(He altered the spelling). . His home, for the first fifteen years of his life, was Jamestown, North Dakota, a medium sized farming community situated in the valley where Pipestem Creek flows into the James River.
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Thirty-three lives intertwined, by friendship, respect, and a mysterious network of circumstance. Emmy Lou had taught him how to read.
My father,
Dr. L. C. La Moore
(He altered the spelling). . His home, for the first fifteen years of his life, was Jamestown, North Dakota, a medium sized farming community situated in the valley where Pipestem Creek flows into the James River.
Learn More .
Thirty-three lives intertwined, by friendship, respect, and a mysterious network of circumstance. Emmy Lou had taught him how to read.