The recent publication of a well researched history of Clarkson's Battalion is a pleasant surprise, one most welcome to Trans-Mississipp...

Looks like we'll see some great future installments to go along with the guides authored by the professors over at Civil Warriors . Clea...

Both participants and later historians have penned military histories covering all or some segment of John Bell Hood's disastrous 1864 T...

As Brett and Dimitri have already pointed out, volume three of Russel Beatie's command history of the Army of the Potomac is schedule...

Below is a short question and answer session that I conducted by email with Eric A. Jacobson, co-author of the new book For Cause & for ...

Eric A. Jacobson, who (with co-author Richard A. Rupp) has written For Cause & For Country: A Study of the Affair at Spring Hill and the...

In today's posting on his blog, Dimitri is wondering where William Brooksher has gone. Last I heard, he was working on a history of Ste...

Donald S. Frazier has informed us that his next book dealing with the Sibley brigade ("sequel" to Blood and Treasure ) will be pub...

Much like the disconnect between scholarly coverage of Civil War events in southwest Missouri vs. southeast Missouri, NE Arkansas is a bit o...

[ The Fredericksburg Campaign: Winter War on the Rappahannock by Francis Augustin O’Reilly. (Baton Rouge, LA: Louisiana State University P...

Students of the Atlanta Campaign might be interested in this one, although from the book description on the Mercer University Press website...

Just heard of a new history of the Battle of Richmond, Kentucky titled Of Savage Fury and authored by Anthony Hawkins. Looks like we will...

That latest Camp Pope News (the infrequent, but always eagerly welcomed, newsletter published by Clark Kenyon's Camp Pope Bookshop ) con...

Retired army officer James Brewer's The Raiders of 1862 is one of my favorite 'cavalry books'. Sure, it's treatment of its ...