Book about Actual Survivor of Custer's Last Stand Set for Revision

New Documents, Photos, Adds to Definite Proof

History Publishing Company has set June 25, 2014 for the pub date of Custer Survivor Revised, a revision of  John  Koster's  book Custer Survivor the book  that dispelled the myth  that all the troopers with Custer  died with him at the Last Stand. The announcement came from   Publisher Don Bracken who referred to President Kennedy's statement "The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie, deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive and unrealistic."

"It is unrealistic to think that there was not the probability of one survivor from that battle" Bracken said." At History Publishing Company It is reality we bring the serious researcher not the perpetuation of persistent illusion. We will continue to dispel myth whenever it gets in the way of reality, John Koster's new material will bring additional resource to the serious researcher."

Custer Survivor was published in January 2, 2010 and was acclaimed by Publisher's Weekly, Library Journal and numerous publications. It is also the resource used by the History Channel for its feature Custer's Last Man. It is available at Barnes and Noble bookstores and independent bookstores nationally. It is also available at BN.com, Amazon. Com and in e-books.

Contact: Thomas Ryan, info@historypublishingco.com. 845-398-8161

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