About Me

I am an author who shares real-life experiences through captivating non-fiction storytelling.

Born in Washington, D.C., in 1954 and raised in suburban Maryland, Jim Loveless has always pursued a wide range of passions—from athletics and architecture to creative writing and dog training. Though he began college on a senatorial scholarship to study architecture, it was his English instructor who first recognized his storytelling talent. Ultimately, Jim followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather to enjoy a long, successful career as an electrical estimator.

Throughout his life, Jim maintained his love for writing, especially when it involved topics close to his heart. His first book, Big Paws, Bigger Heart, was inspired by years of humorous and heartfelt adventures with his beloved dogs and received glowing praise from reviewers. After retiring from a 50-year career in electrical contracting, Jim turned his focus to fulfilling a personal promise: to preserve and share his father’s extraordinary experience as a WWII bombardier.

The result is Avoiding Muddy Foxholes: A Story of an American Bombardier, a moving and true account of duty, love, and survival that blends memoir with historical narrative. A labor of love and legacy, the book reflects Jim’s dedication to storytelling and his deep respect for the Greatest Generation. Today, he continues to write from his home in Maryland, always with a dog or two nearby.