I’ve had a couple of Renegade South readers message me regarding Curtis Wilkie’s When Evil Lived in Laurel: The “White Knights” and the Murder of Vernon Dahmer. I highly recommend this newly-released […]
I had a wonderful evening with the Mississippi Museum of History via zoom last night! You can watch my contribution to the “Many Stories” series here! (This is a repost of the […]
The livestream of my Many Stories presentation on Newt Knight of the Free State of Jones can be viewed directly from the Museum of Mississippi History Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/museumofmshistory). If you go […]
If a trip to the childhood home of Mark Twain in Hannibal, Missouri, is on your spring or summer itinerary, be sure and visit Faye Dant’s phenomenal “Jim’s Journey” museum! The Center […]
The New York Times’ 1619 Project and the Racialist Falsification of History David North and Thomas Mackaman, editors Published by Mehring Books PO Box 48377, Oak Park, MI 48237 Contact: inquiries@mehring.com About […]
“The State of Mississippi vs. Davis Knight” (1948): A Wolverine Theatrics Production! by Vikki Bynum I am delighted to announce that Playwright Marcus France and Producing Director Nathaniel Quinn have recreated the […]
My thanks to Anne Sarah Rubin and The Civil War Monitor for this honor! —vb The Five Best Books on the Confederate Homefront POSTED 10/23/2020 BY Anne Sarah Rubin For decades, books about the Confederate […]
BookLife Talks With Gregg Andrews Q&A with the author of ‘My Daddy’s Blues’ August 31, 2020 Gregg Andrews Andrews’s unique memoir, My Daddy’s Blues, examines his childhood in a poverty-stricken, alcoholic family in Missouri […]
I’m pleased to announce that The Free State of Jones (2016), directed by Gary Ross and produced by STX Entertainment, has returned to NETFLIX for another run! https://www.netflix.com/title/80080158 If you’re planning […]
By Ed Payne In 2009 Renegade South moderator Vikki Bynum posted a roster compiled in 1870 by Newton Knight that listed many of the men who served with him during the Civil […]
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