John A. Heldt

If there is one thing I like about being an indie author, it is having the freedom to dance to my own drum. Last spring, I faced a choice — ...

History, I think it is safe to say, favors the winners. It remembers and rewards those who try and succeed, not those who try and fail — or ...

While most news organizations this past week focused on two objects in the sky, at least a few paid lip service to an object in the ocean an...

For most of my life, Las Vegas, Nevada, has been a footnote. In 2001, I spent part of my fortieth birthday at Treasure Island and beat the ...

I admit it has always been a challenge. When you write multi-genre books in a single-genre world, you sail into the headwinds of an industry...

Summer, I think it is safe to say, is not the productive season. People take vacations in summer. They set school aside. They leave the heav...

Like most writers of fiction, I prefer to see a town before I write about it. There is nothing like walking the streets, smelling the air, a...

I like history. I like it so much that I majored in history in college, read a hundred historical fiction books as an adult, and wrote ten m...

For me, each new novel begins not with a keystroke on my laptop but rather with a book, a web site, or even a movie. It begins with an effor...

When it comes to reading thrillers, I must admit I’m a creature of habit. I am far more likely to read the ninth novel of an author I like t...