More shameless self-promotion...

[Eric Wittenberg]

I am pleased and proud to announce that my new title, Five or Ten Minutes of Blind Confusion: The Battle of Aiken, South Carolina, February 11, 1865, is now available for purchase on Amazon. I haven't gotten my copies yet, but should have them soon. It's been published in both hardcover and softcover editions, and is the first detailed tactical study of the only Confederate victory during Sherman's Carolinas Campaign of 1865. It's available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1945602074/?tag=civilwartalkc-20. I should have copies for sale in a week or so if anyone is interested in a signed copy.

 

[unionblue]

Way to go, Eric!

Another great story for all to read.

Looking forward to buying my copy as soon as it becomes available to me here in the wilds of central Florida.

Sincerely,
Unionblue

 

[MaryDee]

I always hasten to read your "shameless self-promotion"! It always leads to another interesting book!

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

I always hasten to read your "shameless self-promotion"! It always leads to another interesting book!

There's another one coming in a few weeks. My Chickamauga study, which has been in the hands of the publisher since June 2016, is finally in final production. It's going to seem like two at once--which it is in terms of release--but I did the bulk of the work on the Chickamauga project in 2015 and early 2016, and it's been sitting there gathering dust ever since. I'm waiting to receive the page galleys on that one in order to do my final proofread.

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

Way to go, Eric!

Another great story for all to read.

Looking forward to buying my copy as soon as it becomes available to me here in the wilds of central Florida.

Sincerely,
Unionblue

Thanks, Neil. I very much appreciate it.

 

[luinrina]

Congratulations! I saw your talk on the Battle at Trevilian Station via C-Span and enjoyed it very much. And I have Plenty of Blame to go Around on my Amazon wish list. Haven't yet gotten to Gettysburg in my studies though ; still hanging just after Chancellorsville timewise. But that'll change come September when my first Gettysburg book arrives.

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

Congratulations! I saw your talk on the Battle at Trevilian Station via C-Span and enjoyed it very much. And I have Plenty of Blame to go Around on my Amazon wish list. Haven't yet gotten to Gettysburg in my studies though ; still hanging just after Chancellorsville timewise. But that'll change come September when my first Gettysburg book arrives.

Thank you for the kind words--I hope you enjoy the books. There are several other of my talks available on CSPAN if you do a search for them. Perhaps you will enjoy those as much.

 

[Bee]

Lookie what just showed up in my "IN" box

 

[rpkennedy]

There's another one coming in a few weeks. My Chickamauga study, which has been in the hands of the publisher since June 2016, is finally in final production. It's going to seem like two at once--which it is in terms of release--but I did the bulk of the work on the Chickamauga project in 2015 and early 2016, and it's been sitting there gathering dust ever since. I'm waiting to receive the page galleys on that one in order to do my final proofread.

That's the one that I'm waiting on. Congratulations on another work, Eric.

Ryan

 

[jackt62]

Enjoyed your study of Trevilian Station. Looking forward to the new work.

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

That's the one that I'm waiting on. Congratulations on another work, Eric.

Ryan

Thanks, Ryan. I appreciate it. I placed all maps and images last week, so am now waiting for the page galleys. I leave for my trip to the Rosebud and the Little Big Horn a week from today, and I've told Ted Savas that if he wants me to get through them before I go, he's got to get them to me, or otherwise it will have to wait until I get back from Montana.

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

Enjoyed your study of Trevilian Station. Looking forward to the new work.

Thank you!

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

Lookie what just showed up in my "IN" box

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I hope you enjoy it, Queen Bee!

 

[redbob]

If you've got it, flaunt it and you certainly have the talent to back up the right to flaunt it.

 

[unionblue]

There's another one coming in a few weeks. My Chickamauga study, which has been in the hands of the publisher since June 2016, is finally in final production. It's going to seem like two at once--which it is in terms of release--but I did the bulk of the work on the Chickamauga project in 2015 and early 2016, and it's been sitting there gathering dust ever since. I'm waiting to receive the page galleys on that one in order to do my final proofread.

The more, the better, Eric!

 

[Legion Para]

I am pleased and proud to announce that my new title, Five or Ten Minutes of Blind Confusion: The Battle of Aiken, South Carolina, February 11, 1865, is now available for purchase on Amazon. I haven't gotten my copies yet, but should have them soon. It's been published in both hardcover and softcover editions, and is the first detailed tactical study of the only Confederate victory during Sherman's Carolinas Campaign of 1865. It's available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1945602074/?tag=civilwartalkc-20. I should have copies for sale in a week or so if anyone is interested in a signed copy.

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[MaryDee]

Sounds as though amazon's release date for the Chickamauga book (currently Oct. 3, but I swear the last time I looked it was mid-September) might be a bit optimistic?

 

[Eric Wittenberg]

Sounds as though amazon's release date for the Chickamauga book (currently Oct. 3, but I swear the last time I looked it was mid-September) might be a bit optimistic?

It's going to be really tight to hit that October 3 target, Mary Dee. October 15 may be more realistic.

 

[rpkennedy]

It's going to be really tight to hit that October 3 target, Mary Dee. October 15 may be more realistic.

Just a few days before my birthday. Nice.

Ryan

 

[War Horse]

I am pleased and proud to announce that my new title, Five or Ten Minutes of Blind Confusion: The Battle of Aiken, South Carolina, February 11, 1865, is now available for purchase on Amazon. I haven't gotten my copies yet, but should have them soon. It's been published in both hardcover and softcover editions, and is the first detailed tactical study of the only Confederate victory during Sherman's Carolinas Campaign of 1865. It's available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1945602074/?tag=civilwartalkc-20. I should have copies for sale in a week or so if anyone is interested in a signed copy.

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Of course you know, I'm ordering a signed hard cover copy