William P. Robertson

Bill's early and recent books are available here.

Bill's horror story collections, his poetry book GHOSTS OF A BROKEN HEART, and three of his Bucktail novels are available from Infinity Publishing.

Order Bill's UNTIL DEATH DO IMPART  and BUCKTAIL TALES CDs here.

Lists William P. Robertson Bucktail Novels, Horror Story Collections & Writing Influences.

This book trailer for the Alleghenies novels by William P. Robertson and David Rimer was designed by Comcast Spotlight.  It first aired during Pittsburgh Pirate games on Root Sports and is now available on You Tube.

This book trailer for THE BUCKTAIL BROTHERS Series by William P. Robertson and David Rimer was designed by Comcast Spotlight. It first appeared during Pittsburgh Pirate games on Comcast cable and is now available on You Tube.

This book is meant as a brief history and introduction to the famous Civil War sharpshooters known as the Bucktails. Their heroics, colorful leaders, weapons, and legacy are presented in an easy to read format. Photos of Bucktail reenactors and monuments help bring the story of the 42nd, 149th, 150th, and 190th Bucktail Regiments to life. Come have a cup of popskull and grab a root with these bully Bucktail boys.

GHOSTS serves as a guidebook to haunted sites in Pennsylvania and Western New York. The author visited these places himself to take photos and suck up their scary atmosphere. The tales he tells come from local folklore, friends' testimonies, and internet research. Spooky highlights include the Shadow People of the Hinsdale House, the headless ghost of Old Fort Niagara, and Luke the Spook who terrified teens in Bradford, PA. Equally scary are accounts of the North Hall ghost at Mansfield University and the phantoms that roam Goodleburg Cemetery--the thirteenth most haunted place in America. Add in the spirit children of the Halton Baby Cemetery and a specter that lurks in the Devil's Den at Gettysburg, and this book becomes truly spooktacular!

Follow this link to buy a copy of TOMBSTONES & SHADOWS, William P. Robertson's book of eerie photos.

Follow this link to buy a copy of GRAVEYARDS: GLORIOUS & GHOSTLY, William P. Robertson's photo book of tombstone symbols, cemetery scenes, and stone ladies of sorrow.

Follow this link to buy ABANDONED DWELLINGS, William P. Robertson's photo book of decayed, dilapidated, and doomed old houses and barns.

AN EYE FOR THE EERIE includes ghost stories and photos from Old Fort Niagara, Fort Ticonderoga, and the Gettysburg and Antietam battlefields. Pics of ice wheels, glistening streams, and snowbound woods make this picture book way cool!

Want to read the first 8 chapters of THE BUCKTAIL BROTHERS: BRAVE MEN'S BLOOD for free?  Follow this link.

Learn more about This Enchanted Land, the first novel in the Dane Wulfdin series.  The fast-paced action book was written by William P. Robertson of the United States and Fiona Ingram of South Africa.  Illustrations and the cover design were created by David Cox of Bradford, Pennsylvania.  Read excerpts, view pics, and order merchandise from this highly entertaining, interactive site.  Key words that characterize This Enchanted Land include Vikings, Sword & Sorcery, Dark Fantasy, Witches, Dragons, and Adventure.

William P. Robertson's horror writing has found a new home here.

This video features an excerpt from The Bucktail Brothers of the Fighting 149th recited by William P. Robertson and deals with the first day's battle at Gettysburg.

This video deals with the role of the 149th Bucktails in the Battle of the Wilderness.  It features a spoken word excerpt by William P. Robertson from The Bucktail Brothers of the Fighting 149th.

This video describes the horrors faced by wounded men on a Civil War battlefield.  The spoken word excerpt comes from The Bucktails' Antietam Trials.

This video explains where William P. Robertson and David Rimer got the title for their first Bucktail novel, Hayfoot, Strawfoot: The Bucktail Recruits.

This video features a spoken word excerpt by William P. Robertson from The Bucktails at the Devil's Den. The scene details a skirmish fought by the 42nd PA Volunteers on Day Two at Gettysburg.

This video features an excerpt from The Bucktails: Perils on the Peninsula by William P. Robertson and David Rimer and deals with the suffering soldiers endured while on a forced march to battle.

This video features an excerpt from The Bucktails' Shenandoah March and discusses the games favored by Civil War soldiers.

This video comes from The Bucktail Brothers of the Fighting 149th and gives the soldiers' reaction to a bogus attack made by the regiment.

This video features an excerpt from The Bucktails: Perils on the Peninsula and includes sensory details to describe the battle action of Second Bull Run.

Elmira Prison Camp was every bit as bad as Andersonville.  In this case, though, the villains were Yankees.  Hellmira also housed Union draftees who were waiting to be sent to the front.  Often, these men were more dangerous than the Rebel prisoners.  Learn why in this video.

Robertson is interviewed by Book Tour Radio host, Julie Joyce, about his writing career and latest horror story collection, SEASON OF DOOM.

Robertson's page here includes a list of his books and an in-depth author interview.

This is a great site for students wishing to learn more about the Civil Wa.

A good reference for Civil War guns.

Author, Dennis Miller, has compiled a list of 30 Great Books About Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee that historians and reenactors alike will find helpful.

More info about the 14th Amendment that defends all Americans.