Jewish Review of Books Reviews Liberty Street

I like reviews that truly engage with my book, and I completely agree that it “pushes the bounds of propriety in a work of history”! The reviewer goes on to say, “Yet it’s not clear that any other form, or any one of the several forms this book deploys, would quite do the story justice.

Off the Deaton Path Podcast Features Liberty Street

I had a great time talking with Stan Deaton from the wonderful Georgia Historical Society, where I began my research for Liberty Street. https://www.deatonpath.georgiahistory.com/podcast-s7e15-liberty-street-a-savannah-family-its-golden-boy-and-the-civil-war/

The History Shelf Features Liberty Street

I love that the host admits she didn’t get through all the books she recommended. Also that she called Liberty Street “a really different type of Civil War book.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76sM8Nx3vio&ab_channel=TheHistoryShelf

Liberty Street Cover

Thrilled with the cover of my book Liberty Street, out in April from the University of South Carolina Press.  The modern sanserif font against the old picture, the overlay of a detail from the Solomon Cohen plot at Savannah’s Laurel Grove cemetery–or vines or whatever else people see–are meant to be mysterious, hopefully in a

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