Eric

It does. The regimental quartermaster was killed by some of Mosby’s men, and there are a few mentions.

Eric

I just finally got around to getting your three last published books amazoned to me and here come the lancers…

This has been quite a year for ya…

Congratulations are in order – and a sincere thank you from a humble (sometimes) ehthusiast ;).

Thanks.

Warmest congratulations on lucky #13! I know that this has been a long time coming for you, and I can’t wait to see the finished product–including the last-minute material! (It’s great that Bruce at Westholme worked with you to get that stuff in there.) I’m even looking forward to the illustrations (I love that Winslow Homer painting of Rush’s Lancers).

Best regards,
Russ Bonds

He certainly is. Bud’s had some personal stuff to deal with over the last couple of years that has, sadly, further slowed the project. However, he certainly assures me that the plan is to complete it and get it out there sooner than later.

Eric

Thanks. You’re correct, of course. We’ve had lots of changes in our lives and in the world over the course of those 12 years. I stuck with this project and was thrilled just to get it finished after all of these years of work.

Eric

Ever think back to what your life was like when you started this project so long ago? Undoubtedly lots of changes since then, but one thing remained constant for you, your interest in the war and in this project in particular. It’s that way for me, and I suspect, for many of your readers. My life has taken lots of twists and turns in 49 years, but that trip to Fort Macon when I was 6 years old sparked an interest that remains strong to this day. I change, but my passion for that time and those events never diminishes. Congratulations on the completion your long project.

Randy

LOL. I really need to take a break. 🙂

Thank you, Joshua. After a year plus, it was time for a change of scenery.

Eric