Reviews
Review in Health Security:
“I highly recommend the book, especially to those wanting a first-person account of what it was and is like being on the leading edge of biosecurity.”
Review in Journal of Military History:
“Inside the Hot Zone is a well-written and extremely insightful book that sheds light on a largely unknown coterie of researchers and scientists who are on the front lines of America’s fight against biological threat.”
Review in Mid-American Review:
“Truly one of the most relatable and engaging works I have interacted with this year.”
Review in Wild West History Association Journal:
“As part of (I hope) a larger series—The Papers of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody—Bison Books has set a wonderful benchmark of quality that is a testament to their respect of the life and times of this frontier showman.”
Review in The Fortnightly Review:
“Throughout the book, Mimi Nichter remains true to her role as anthropologist, resisting moral convictions, political verdicts, or therapeutic closure . . . All that makes Hostage a worthwhile read.”
Benjamin Franklin and the American Revolution
Review in The Naked Historian:
“Benjamin Franklin and the American Revolution by Jonathan R. Dull does something that many others can’t, take a subject that has been written about a hundred times before and come up with a fresh perspective.”
Author Interviews
