Warren "Sandy" Barnard
(Full 2007 & 2008 Schedule below)

For the rest of 2007 and in 2008, Sandy Barnard will be continuing his busy schedule of research, writing and publishing on topics associated with the Indian wars, the Little Bighorn battle and the Civil War. He hopes to finish the manuscript for his own next book, Custer and Elliott: Comrades in Controversy, by late 2007 or early 2008. Publication should follow in 2008. We'll keep you apprised of the production schedule on this long planned biography of Major Joel Elliott, killed with Custer at the Battle of the Washita in 1868.
He also hopes to complete work on one to two new books for other authors. The first will be a new edition of the 1985 book by Craig Repass, Custer for President? No date has been set for it. However, the next edition of Greasy Grass magazine, the annual publication of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association, will be published in May 2008.

Sandy will continue to make appearances at book signings and speaking engagements. See his calendar below. Despite his busy schedule, he is still accepting some requests to speak. If you would like Sandy to attend a book signing or speak to your organization, please feel free to contact him. His major talks range from the life of Custer, the Battle of the Little Bighorn and major players in Custer’s career, such as First Sergeant John Ryan, reporter Mark Kellogg and Major Joel Elliott, to other aspects of the 7th U.S. Cavalry and its activities in the years following the Civil War. Two of his most popular topics are “Digging into Custer’s Last Stand,” the story behind the archeological projects at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, and “Where Custer Fell,” the story of the historical photographs of that famous battlefield. Both are adaptations from what are probably his most popular and best known books.
In addition, he is adept at speaking about events of the Civil War, including Custer's own career, as well as the Irish Brigade of Brig. Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher and the 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He also has a fascinating talk that he recently added — a comparison of the Great Sioux War campaign of 1876 and the Little Bighorn battle to the British campaign against the Zulus.

Sandy Barnard 2008 Calendar

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