I think some SAGA members will be glad to know that Neil Ann Stuckey Levine's long-awaited work, *Anabaptists at Strasbourg: A(ugspurger) to Z(immermann): A Source Book for Napoleonic France* is now available. Neil Ann's decades-long research is characterized by both tenacity and rigorous attention to accuracy and detail. Pieces of her research have appeared in articles in Mennonite Family History and elsewhere. This work pulls together and often expands on her previously-published work. See Masthof's website <https://www.masthof.com/products/anabaptists-at-strasbourg-augsburger-to-zimmerman-a-source-book-for-napoleonic-france-volumes-1-3?_pos=1&_sid=bbcda1432&_ss=r> for ordering information and the contents pages to see the more than 40 surnames included in this work. There are nearly 1000 pages in the 2 volumes of genealogical information. The 120-page index is bound separately in a third volume so users can easily move back and forth between index and text. Joe Springer, Curator Mennonite Historical Library Goshen College 1700 S Main St Goshen, IN 46526