John A. Heldt

I admit I considered another course. After writing the Carson Chronicles, an exhaustive five-book set, I was ready for a change. But as I ...

Like others, I suspect, I put this one off. I prefer other genres and wasn't eager to jump into a long novel when I was in the middle of...

The row houses of F Street were more colorful and ornate. Ford's Theatre had a smaller lobby and a bigger stage. Even the forests of Nor...

New Year’s resolutions, according to a popular saying, are a bit like babies. They’re fun to make but extremely difficult to maintain. Thoug...

Those who know me best know how to process the pledge. When I say I won't start a new book for eight to twelve weeks, they know they can...

If there is one thing I like about researching a new book, it is learning about people, places, and times I have never met or experienced. I...

As one who has written fifteen novels that blend both fact and fiction, I know firsthand the importance of getting it right. Writing about t...

Camp Lake makes its first big media splash this morning at the Reading Cafe . The Canadian blog, which has reviewed all but one of my fifte...

I admit I miss the characters already. Even though the proverbial ink has not yet dried on the Carson Chronicles series, I miss the fiction...

Some important updates . . . For the fourth time in three years, I will work with talented actor and voice-over artist Allyson Voller on ...