Print Publications
Members of the 9th Mississippi Infantry review a pre-release copy of the Insiders' Guide to Civil War Sites in the Southern States
John has written and published five books (available in Amazon.com and most bookstores), has two others currently in production, contributed to an academic encyclopedia, and published numerous magazine & journal articles, short stories, essays, reviews and even some poetry.
Tomahawks & Muskets: The Backcountry Revolutionary War in Georgia (working title, initial research & writing under way, not currently scheduled for release)
To the Banks of the Chattahoochee: A Tactical Battlefield Study of the Atlanta Campaign, 1864 (long term project, continued research & writing under way, not currently scheduled for release)
Speaking Ill of the Dead: Jerks in Georgia History (released in November, 2012, available at your local bookseller, or Amazon.com)
It Happened in Atlanta (released in August, 2011, available at your local bookseller, or Amazon.com)
Brave Men in Desperate Times: The Lives of Civil War Soldiers
(released in October, 2006, available at your local bookseller, or Amazon.com)
The Insiders' Guide to Civil War Sites in the Southern States (now in the 3rd Edition)
The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta
(now in the 7th Edition)
The Atlanta Campaign, Encyclopedia of the American Civil War A five-volume, 2,733 page comprehensive encyclopedia of the Civil War, I wrote the general military chronology section on Sherman's Spring-Summer 1864 Northern Georgia Campaign. An abridged, single-volume desktop version of the full work, which does not contain my rather lengthy entry, is available from Amazon.com.
Two commercial magazine articles that are available online:
Georgia's Blue Ridge Rangers (Georgia State Line Regiment), America's Civil War, May 1999.
An Army of His Own: Georgia Governor Joe Brown and the Georgia State Line, Civil War Times Illustrated, December 1994
All of my books are available at Amazon:
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Older suggested readings are here.