Editor’s Note: I am always a fan of bringing in guest posters interested in the Civil War. I find these guest posters often look at the war through a lens far different than mine. With that said, TOCWOC guest poster and Civil War enthusiast Marion Davis wrote a self-published Civil War era novel as a […]
My First Civil War Reenactment: Marion Davis
September 16th, 2009 · No Comments
Categories: Guest Blogging
Tags: · civil war fiction, marion davis, tis agony to part
Civil War Odds & Ends: April 18, 2009
April 18th, 2009 · No Comments
It’s been quite awhile since I’ve done an Odds & Ends post, so I’ll go over exactly what it is again here. Civil War Odds & Ends posts are lists of interesting Civil War news stories I come across in my feed reader. The idea is to provide TOCWOC’s readers with some interesting blog posts […]
Categories: Civil War Odds & Ends
Tags: · antietam trivia, civil war fiction, cold harbor, gettysburg, gettysburg the battle and the address dvd, history carnival, legos, leigh ann's civil war, licensed battlefield guides, mclaws, stones river
Fiction Review- Journey to Honor by James C. Buck
February 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
Journey to Honor by James C. Buck, ISBN 978-1-60264-209-6, www.Virtualbookworm.com Jim Buck, a West Point graduate and former Washington State legislator, uncovered in his late father’s personal papers a diary compiled by a member of Company H of the 23rd New Jersey Volunteers. This was a 9-month unit hailing mainly from the Burlington County region […]
Categories: Civil War Book Reviews
Tags: · civil war fiction, james c. buck, journey to honor
Review: Bedlam South by Mark Grisham & David Donaldson
January 14th, 2009 · No Comments
Bedlam South: A Novel, by Mark Grisham & David Donaldson, ISBN 9780681497566, Borders Press, © 2007, Hardcover, 308 pages, $24.95 The struggle to stay sane during the insanity of war is often a staple metaphor of the “war novel” genre. In their novel, “Bedlam South,” Mark Grisham and David Donaldson have transformed that metaphor into […]
Categories: Civil War Book Reviews
Tags: · bedlam south, civil war fiction, david donaldson, mark grisham
Two Brothers: One North, One South
November 26th, 2008 · 2 Comments
David H. Jones new novel Two Brothers: One North,One South tells the true story of the Prentiss brothers William and Clifton whose familial love will be strained by the Civil War. The book opens in May 1865 with mortally injured William Prentiss admittance to the Armory Square Hospital. Despite being a Rebel the poet and […]
Categories: Civil War Book Reviews
Tags: · 2008, By David H. Jones, civil war fiction, One South, Published by Staghorn Press, Two Brothers: One North
Fiction Review: The Shenandoah Spy
November 15th, 2008 · 2 Comments
The Shenandoah Spy: Being the True Life Adventures of Belle Boyd, CSA, the ‘Confederate Cleopatra’ By Francis Hamit In his novel, The Shenandoah Spy, Francis Hamit weaves facts and fiction around the espionage activities of the legendary Confederate spy Belle Boyd, creating an entertaining storyline that includes her real-life encounters with other well known historical […]
Categories: Civil War Book Reviews · Civil War Individuals
Tags: · belle boyd, civil war fiction, civil war spy
Southern Seahawk: A Novel of the Civil War at Sea
November 4th, 2008 · No Comments
Southern Seahawk: A Novel of the Civil War at Sea Though I am a big fan of the War Between the States, I am not very knowledgeable about that part of the conflict that took place on the high seas. I found Southern Seahawk, the first novel in the Seahawk Trilogy, to be a great […]
Categories: Civil War Book Reviews · Civil War Books · Civil War Books - New
Tags: · civil war, civil war fiction, nautical, naval battles, rafael semmes
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