is heading to Cedar Mountain (for the first time, I believe).
Looking through the list of back issues, only 2 out of the last 62 have tackled Trans-Mississippi Civil War topics. I understand the unforgiving market forces involved with magazine publishing but I was really hoping B&G could do much better than that.
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Sunday, March 20, 2016
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I find that the Civil War Monitor, which has only been published for some five years, treats the T-M theater much the same. In five years, and admittedly is is only a quarterly, a total of two articles on the theater have been published.
ReplyDeleteI wrote the editor (by e-mail) about the oversight, without ever receiving a response. I suppose us T-M enthusiasts don't carry much weight.
Such is life.