Under Kane's able leadership, the tenacious Bucktails once again face the Rebs as they fight their way from their winter camp, through the Shenandoah Valley, and on toward Alexandria, Virginia.
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William P. Robertson graduated from Mansfield University in 1972 with a BS in English. Since college, he has worked in factories, taught high school English, and run a successful house painting business. He began freelancing short stories, poetry, and articles in 1978, and his work has now appeared in over 500 magazines in the U.S., Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Romania, Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia. He has also published eleven poetry collections, two audio books of horror verse, four volumes of short stories, and eleven historical fiction novels. In his spare time Bill enjoys photography, trout fishing, deer hunting, and Civil War reenacting. He belongs to the Company I Bucktail unit of McKean County in Pennsylvania. For more information about Bill's writing, visit his website at http://bucktailsandbroomsticks.com. The author recently appeared on Mansfield University's TV talk show, "Conversations," to discuss the writing of the Bucktail novel series he penned with David Rimer. To view the show on YouTube, follow this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjAgre9uIyE.
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This review is from: The Bucktails' Shenandoah March (White Mane Kids) (Paperback)
A very good 2and book in the tales of the Fighting Bucktails. This episode has a larger number of intense yet non-graphic battle scenes. Covering the time from Dec 1861 through August 1862 including both battles of Manassas the story matches the historical records to a tee. This is how historical fiction should be done.
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