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My debut Civil War novel, Year of Crows, is now available in paperback and ebook via Lulu, Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and wherever fine books are sold. Or "name your price" via PayPal (brendanchamilton[at]gmail) and I'll email you an epub doc directly.
Cover design by Robert L. Kroening.
It's Pride Month, so I'm once again hawking my queer ass Civil War novel, Year of Crows. Links to ebook and paperback versions on my website below:
brendanchamilton.weebly.com
Deadeye in Drag – A Mystery Solved?
In this article, I explored these amazing images of Civil War soldiers in drag and was able to confidently ID one of them (on the far right) as John H. Brown of the 1st US Engineers (and previously Andrew's Sharpshooters), who was wounded in action at Antietam. Click the link above to learn more.
Horace Bristol Dust Bowl Refugee, from the “Grapes of Wrath” Series, Central Valley, CA 1938
23rd New York Infantry. Source.
Men of Co E, 93rd New York Infantry in camp near Bealeton, VA in August 1863. Note the $5 greenback the soldier at center is proudly displaying. Also, his pard’s hobnails are arranged in a heart shape on the sole of his shoe! Detail from Timothy O’Sullivan original, LOC.
Cicero Ward, an FSA client borrower, Greene County, Georgia, June 1941 in a photograph by Jack Delano for the Resettlement Administration, Library of Congress.
Mess House on Flickr.
Government mess house boys, Washington, D.C., April 1865. Source.
Portrait of Edmund Quincy, half-plate daguerreotype attributed to Samuel Masury (American, 1818-1874), made ca. 1850-1852.
The Banjo Player by William Sidney Mount, 1856
Soldiers of Co. H, 3rd Indiana Cavalry, holding bouquets of flowers on Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Source: LOC.
Outside Libby Prison, RIchmond, Virginia, April 1865. Detail from LoC original.
More Yankees at Appomattox. Source: LOC.
Yankees with a very blurry dog. The dog petter also appears to be wearing either dark blue or civilian trowsers. Appomattox, VA, April 1865. Source: LOC.
