Current Works

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The Latest Works of Brian Heinz
Nathan of Yesteryear And Michael of Today Compare the everyday lives of Nathan in the 1880’s with his great-great-grandson Michael of today.
Red Fox at McCloskey's Farm The whimsical romp of a wily fox and his chicken raid on a haunting moonlit night.	Cheyenne Medecine Hat A stunning tale of struggle and survival in the American West
Other Books in the Brian Heinz Collection
Butternut Hollow Pond Butternut Hollow Pond is an ecological study disguised as a beautiful picture book
Kayuktuk: An Arctic Quest A coming-of-age tale set on the tundra of northern Alaska.	The Monsters' Test You're invited to a party at a haunted mansion !
. The Barnyard Cat A rollicking romp told in narrative verse.	The Alley Cat The stark and gritty world is brought to life in rich language and evocative rhyme.  The story is further enhanced by atmospheric illustrations laced with the moods of the night.
Nanuk: Lord of the Ice A powerful story of suspense and adventure with a thrilling climax. Set in the high arctic.	The Wolves Join a starving wolf pack on a mid-winter hunt in the Canadian Rockies.
Beachcraft Bonanza    Beachcrafts, Too! For parents, teachers, students, craftspeople, children, and beachlovers. A wide assortment of year-round arts, crafts, puzzles, experiments, and how-to activities for the seashore. Both fun and educational!  Highly illustrated in clear black and white line art.

Works In Progress

Wilderness Arrival
When the coming of winter carries the season’s first great snowstorm to the mountains,
the animal residents seek shelter in myriad ways, before venturing out in surprising celebrations over the transformed land.

King of the Okefenokee
The birth of a baby alligator in his mother's nest begins an eighty-year odyssey that immerses readers not only in the detailed behavior and survival techniques of these magnificent and primitive predators, but, as the young 'gator grows and develops into the swamp community's largest and most elder member, the long, rich history of the Okefenokee Swamp in southern Georgia is evocatively revealed in rich prose and a strong narrative voice.

A New House for Little Witch
Little Witch has outgrown her sagging gingerbread house.  Along with Cat and Broom, she sets out to locate a more suitable home.  Her search is far from uneventful when she lands among the surprising folk of the Haunted Forest.

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Flying Goblins from The Monsters' Test illustrated by Sal Murdocca