New Books by Wild Bill Richter

[Rick Smith]

Just so that everyone knows, in the near future, William L. Richter, better known as "Wild Bill" on this forum, will be releasing a newly revised version of his epic, "Last Confederate Heroes." Also, Bill's book, "The Assassinator" is now available through the Surratt House Gift Shop.

[BettyO]

Fantastic! I'll have tohave a copy.....

[L Verge]

(03-17-2015 08:11 PM)BettyO Wrote:  Fantastic! I'll have tohave a copy.....

Bill will be signing The Assassinator as part of the Authors' Hour at the Surratt Conference. I also want to put a plug in for his small booklet, Sic Semper Tyrannis, because it is one of the best explanations of Booth's feelings and mission that I have ever read. We have it for sale also.

[GARY POPOLO]

(03-17-2015 07:47 PM)Rick Smith Wrote:  Just so that everyone knows, in the near future, William L. Richter, better known as "Wild Bill" on this forum, will be releasing a newly revised version of his epic, "Last Confederate Heroes." Also, Bill's book, "The Assassinator" is now available through the Surratt House Gift Shop.

Congratulations on your new book Bill. I read Last Confederate Hero and enjoyed it very much. Looking forward to reading the revised version. I will be at the Surratt house in May and will pick up a copy. Will also pick up a copy of The Assassinator. Congrats again Bill

[HerbS]

"Wild Bill"writes with historical research and hard evidence!We all need his"educational spinach".

[Rick Smith]

(03-17-2015 07:47 PM)Rick Smith Wrote:  Just so that everyone knows, in the near future, William L. Richter, better known as "Wild Bill" on this forum, will be releasing a newly revised version of his epic, "Last Confederate Heroes." Also, Bill's book, "The Assassinator" is now available through the Surratt House Gift Shop.

I want to be sure to let all our friends know that Wild Bill's "Last Confederate Heroes," is being re-released in a one volume format, with new cover & frontispiece, which I hope is good news for those who find multi volume tomes to be cumbersome. Bill's book is really a "meat on the bones" fictional history which relies heavily on the thesis of "Come Retribution." The two works go hand in hand. It is not to be missed.

[RJNorton]

Kudos, Bill. Thanks for posting, Rick.

[BettyO]

I'll be getting a revised copy!