John A. Heldt

As a reader, I am not easily impressed. I have read more than 500 books and wouldn’t consider more than 30 great works of literature. Every ...

If there is one American holiday that never seems to get its due, it is Veterans Day. Lost in the maze between Halloween and Christmas, it i...

If there was one event that dictated the primary setting of Mercer Street , released last week, it was a radio broadcast that was supposed t...

I admit I resisted writing this book. Even as one who had written six novels set in the twentieth century, I resisted writing about the 1930...

It’s been a while since I’ve seen Back to the Future Part II . Maybe twenty years, in fact. But today, the movie is fresh in my mind, if not...

Of the six time-travel novels I have published in three and a half years, The Journey is perhaps the least like the rest. It is easily my s...

I never tire of reading Nelson DeMille . There is no one in the business who combines suspense and humor as well as the New York novelist, w...

As a sports fan, I generally root for the underdog. If my favorite team is not playing in a game or in the hunt for a playoff spot, I side w...

One of the first things I learned as a self-published author three years ago was that I was more than an author. I was a businessman who had...

As I noted in a review of Timothy Egan’s The Big Burn more than two years ago, I don’t read many non-fiction books. And, when I do, I tend ...