A large percentage of the students of the Civil War have come into the field of study in the past couple decades, and the advent of social media has made doing so faster and easier.Sadly, many have ne…
This is all true--except for the New York Times part (but you knew that). UNIVERSITY
PRESSES. DARK CLOUDS FORMING . . .According
to Publisher's Weekly, University presses are facing some significant…
When people find out I collect Civil War books and own more
than 3,000, I’m usually asked two questions: “Why would anyone collect Civil War
books?” and “Have you read them all?”No, I haven’t read t…
Helping folks understand this fact, this year, is one of our missions.
We get a lot of reviews--more on average per book than any other Civil War publisher. We want to double it. Why?(Aside: Di…
Charlie Knight's From Arlington to Appomattox: Robert E. Lee’s Civil War, Day by Day, 1861-1865 (coming May 2021). TEXT EXCERPT JUST PUT UP: May 1862: https://tinyurl.com/ttvusjo Don't…
So this was so weird. I was walking around the front yard yesterday when a lady in a flashy black Corvette drove past and called out to me by name."Kenya! Look, it's that publishing p…
THE BACHELDER PAPERS / UPDATE TIME(Keep in mind that these clarifications are necessary because the virus messed things up; we calls and emails every day so we are trying to keep you informed.)1. We…
SHIPPING UPDATE...
The next Savas Beatie Military Atlas book by Brad Gottfried will be here at the end of July. Jump over on the link below, scrolls down, and you click and see the full dust jacket,…
ANOTHER MAJOR AWARD.Congratulations to James Hessler Hessler and Britt Isenberg for winning the highly prestigious Bachelder-Coddington Literary Award for their study Gettysburg's Peach Orchard: Longs…
