Bryan S. Bush

My Dear Fellow Readers:

I am real excited about tomorrow. The Peterson House, Louisville Historical League, Preservation Louisville, and Carmichaels Bookstore will be holding the first annual Louisville History Authors Book Fair. I personally feel that Louisville has enough talent to showcase their own bookfair. Please come out and support this event. History books about Louisville’s history make great Christmas gifts. Some of Louisville’s best history authors will be in attendance, including myself, Tom Owens, Steve Wiser, and many other authors. The event will be held at the Peterson House on 301 S. Peterson Ave. from 12 noon to 3 pm. There will also be a discussion panel at 12:15. So come out and have fun and meet the authors.

It has been over a year since Bryan has released a book, but the time has now arrived once more.  Bryan is today announcing his new book Haunted Battlefields of the South, which was co-authored with Thomas Freese.

Here’s info about the book from Bryan’s main site:

Co-Authors Historian Bryan Bush and Storyteller Thomas Freese bring exciting and chilling tales of the ghosts of the War Between the States!

The ghosts of Civil War soldiers still inhabit the battlefields of our Southern States.  Veteran re-enactor and historian Bryan Bush traveled to battlefields and researched both tactical history and on-the-ground life of soldiers on both sides of the War.  He and co-author Thomas L. Freese interviewed re-enactors and photographed the places and people who immersed themselves in recreating the soldiers’ camp, social, travel and martial activities.

Read more on the book’s information page.  It’s also now available for sale in Bryan’s store.  Bryan’s store is the only way you can order the book and get his signature!

For your holiday enjoyment, Bryan has just released a new article on his main site entitled “Morgan’s Christmas Raid”.

On edit: Also, check out Bryan’s earlier article related to Morgan’s Raid: “The Battle of Corydon, Indiana”.

For those who love the Civil War, this weekend, December 5-6, the second largest Civil War Show in the country will be held in Nashville, Tennessee. I will have a booth set up and I encourage everyone to come out and say hi. This is always a good show. Hope to see everyone out there.