John A. Heldt

Even now, the questions come. Readers of the Time Box series want to know why I did what I did in creating the five novels. Some ask abou...

I dislike goodbyes. I particularly dislike long, drawn-out literary goodbyes that bring five-book time-travel series to a conclusion. The...

The chapter, the third in the biblical book of Ecclesiastes , has moved writers and thinkers for centuries. Even movie makers and recording ...

The first draft, I wrote a year ago, is the easy one. It's the "rough, unpolished blob a writer pushes out in a manic frenzy."...

As characters go, they are easy to spot. Though they vary in age, vocation, temperament, and even role within a series, they all have one th...

I don't upgrade covers often. In fact, since publishing my first book in 2012, I have replaced an original image with something signific...

For the first time in more than a year, I've added an audiobook to my growing library. Thanks to talented narrator Todd Menesses, The La...

As one who often writes about the things I've done and places I've visited, I rarely let an experience go to waste. Even when I can...

To many novelists, World War II is like catnip. With endless themes, storylines, and possibilities, it is a subject they can’t resist. I k...

The book has aged well. Even four decades after its initial release, it remains the definitive work on a defining American moment. That wa...