Author
Helen Mondloch
Helen Mondloch is a freelance journalist and a high school English teacher with a passion for history and literature.
She has written more than eighty feature stories and investigative reports on a wide variety of historical, literary, and human interest topics. Her articles have appeared in about a dozen publications, including World & I, Northern Virginia Magazine, American Scholar, Odyssey, English Journal, and a McGraw-Hill history text, Annual Editions.
The author was inspired to write An American Breeze while teaching a survey course of American literature. Her aim was to actively engage every student in the class on a meaningful and fun-filled journey through the literary ages.
She also wrote the play for the casual reader—anyone compelled by the march of history, the rich voices of our past, and a yearning to explore what Ralph Waldo Emerson called the “connection of events.”
Mondloch lives in Fairfax, Virginia, with her husband Rick and two sons, Chris and Teddy.
She has written more than eighty feature stories and investigative reports on a wide variety of historical, literary, and human interest topics. Her articles have appeared in about a dozen publications, including World & I, Northern Virginia Magazine, American Scholar, Odyssey, English Journal, and a McGraw-Hill history text, Annual Editions.
The author was inspired to write An American Breeze while teaching a survey course of American literature. Her aim was to actively engage every student in the class on a meaningful and fun-filled journey through the literary ages.
She also wrote the play for the casual reader—anyone compelled by the march of history, the rich voices of our past, and a yearning to explore what Ralph Waldo Emerson called the “connection of events.”
Mondloch lives in Fairfax, Virginia, with her husband Rick and two sons, Chris and Teddy.