This fall, award-winning author Andrew Waters returns to the page with his latest, Backcountry War: The Rise of Francis Marion, Banastre Tarleton, and Thomas Sumter. conta.cc/3Rfm2PQ

The weekend before last, at the Fort Plain Conference on the American Revolution, I had the pleasure of meeting many enthusiasts and scholars of the American Revolution era, including four of our authors who were presenting their books. conta.cc/4cfxKm0

West Overton Co-Director Aaron Hollis Jr. (left) discusses whiskey bottled at West Overton with speaker Brady Crytzer, who spoke at West Overton this week about the Whiskey Rebellion. dailycourier.com/news/special-v…

This spring my book was reviewed in the German magazine "Whisky-Botschafter.” I couldn’t have said it better myself!

This week's book club newsletter remembers the Fourth of July and 1776. conta.cc/45NgvpL

Let's revisit three Newbery Award Winning classics that showcase the complexity of the American Revolution. Here are five strategies to help students explore the concepts of duty, family loyalty, fighting for a cause, and more. allthingsliberty.com/2024/07/teachi…

The story of the recent Medal of Honor awardees Philip Shadrach and George Wilson is told in a masterful way in Russell S. Bonds’ Stealing the General: The Great Locomotive Chase and the First Medal of Honor. conta.cc/4cVTtiE

Scottish Prisoners. The first American special operations. A case of mass hysteria. Epic Chinese battles. Exciting paperback editions out now! conta.cc/46dhakn

"Steve Smith’s “The Battles of Fort Watson and Fort Motte, 1781” is a concise book that tells the story of less than a month of the American Revolution in South Carolina — from the middle of April to the second week in May 1781." Read the full review here postandcourier.com/features/ameri…

In The Soldiers Fell Like Autumn Leaves, author and historian Rick M. Schoenfield presents a unique perspective on an often-forgotten part of American history: the Battle of the Wabash, November 4, 1791. allthingsliberty.com/2024/07/the-so…

We are very proud of our authors and books and it is gratifying when our hard work is rewarded with glowing reviews. Here are four recently distinguished titles for you to check out! conta.cc/3zSIDvH

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What are you reading? Find your next great read in this week's book club newsletter. conta.cc/3ymBIdW

What happened on August 7, 1942? On that date, US Marines landed on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, beginning a war of attrition that would last three years. Read about WWII in the Pacific with these book club picks. conta.cc/3WWIBej

The history of the American West is as complex as any region on the globe. Read more about its history with this week's book club picks! app.constantcontact.com/pages/campaign…

As Jacob Kiper writes, "Whiskey history is American history." Order your copy today! drinkhacker.com/2024/08/13/boo…

10 Whiskey Books to Read While You Sip--including Historian Brady Crytzer 🇺🇸's THE WHISKEY REBELLION. msn.com/en-us/lifestyl…

August 1780 was a critical month in the American Revolution in the Carolinas. Three battles in succession set the final stage for the future of the region: Hanging Rock on August 6, Camden on August 16, and Musgrove’s Mill on August 19. conta.cc/4fZwG83