Thanks, Don Hallstrom, for suggesting an update on my projects.
1- Brigades of Antietam: All but four of the entries (there are well over a hundred) have been penned and edited. Putting on the finishing touches as the authors proof (again) their entries and I get the maps, bibliography, notes, and index in order. I am still shooting for a publication date sometime in June.
2- Lee Invades the North: A Comparison of Robert E. Lee’s Maryland and Pennsylvania Campaigns: Is also finished and I am finishing the proofing, creating maps, and creating the end materials.
3- Maps of Shiloh: I continue working with Sean Chick on this volume. We are making good progress.
No further word on the Lincoln book– is supposed to be out by June, but is still being proofed. As soon as I get through #1 or #2, I will return to the Maps of Second Bull Run Campaign. I have been told that proofing of the Maps of Spotsylvania Through Cold Harbor will begin soon.
bradley gottfried 
Thanks for the update. I am certainly in the market to buy all of these with the possible exception of the Lincoln book. I am particularly interested in the Maps of Spotsylvania Through Cold Harbor book as I’m especially interested in the Cold Harbor fortifications. Other publications generally refer to “many miles of fortifications” but without any real detail and illustrations. I know your book is unlikely to delve any deeper in that regard, but good maps are a start.
Thanks, George. Have you checked out Earl Hess’ books on fortifications? He does a very nice job of describing them.
Wow! You’ve been/are busy!!!
On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 9:41 AM bradley gottfried wrote:
> civilwarcourses posted: ” Thanks, Don Hallstrom, for suggesting an update > on my projects. 1- Brigades of Antietam: All but four of the entries (there > are well over a hundred) have been penned and edited. Putting on the > finishing touches as the authors proof (again) their entri” >
Yes, thank you for the updates. They ALL sound interesting.
Brad,
I really appreciate your work. Many of us are especially looking forward to the continuation of your atlas series. Any idea when “The Maps of Petersburg”, which you were working on will be published?
Also, do you currently intend to publish the Shenandoah battles in one volume and, for completeness, will you include Big Bethel in your Peninsular CampaignAtlas