Bryan S. Bush

Bryan’s new book Louisville and the Civil War: A History & Guide is now available through Bryan’s store! All orders from there will be signed by Bryan.

Store availability in Louisville will be coming soon on the book’s page on Bryan’s site.

Bryan also told me that Louisville and the Civil War will most likely be making an appearance at the Kentucky Book Fair as well, along with his other new books Lincoln and the Speeds and Butcher Burbridge.

My Dear Fellow Readers:

My first booksigning and lecture for my newest book Louisville During the Civil War: A History and Guide will be at Destinations Booksellers in New Albany, Indiana at 4 PM. I really excited about my newest book and I think you will be too.

My Dear Fellow Readers:

I have added a new book signing for October. On October 6, at the Meade County Library at 6 PM I will be giving a lecture and book signing on Union General Stephen Gano Burbridge. Guerilla warfare ravaged Meade County and General Burbridge personally became involved in the executions of suspected guerillas for the guerilla activity in Meade County. I am also having a radio interview at 11 am that same day, so stay tuned for further developments. Also, Perryville has confirmed that I will be doing a lecture on Lincoln and the Speeds and a book signing at the Perryville Battlefield on Saturday Oct. 11 at noon.

Dear Fellow Readers:

The last two months have been busy. The History Press will be publishing my newest book: Louisville During the Civil War: A History and Guide, in about three weeks. The book cover looks fantastic and has been signed off on and the text has already been approved. When the release date is finalized I shall let my readers know.

My Dear Fellow Readers:

I hope everyone is enjoying their summer. For the last month I have had problems with my internet service, but all of that is now fixed and time to update everyone on my activities. On August 17 at 2 PM at the Conrad-Caldwell House at St. James Court, I will be giving a lecture on the Southern Exposition of 1883. This year is the 125th Anniversary. If you would like to find out more information you can go to the Louisville Historical League’s website or read my article on my site.