James Elliott

James Elliott is a Canadian journalist and author with a keen interest in early North American history. He has written extensively on the American Revolution and the War of 1812 and worked as a consultant for the CBC series 'Canada: A People's History'. He is also the author of 'Strange Fatality: The Battle of Stoney Creek'. Another James Elliott is a native of Massachusetts, a graduate of Tufts University, and has worked in various professions before turning to crime fiction. His novel 'True Crime Widow' was published in 2025. There is also a James Elliott who is an accredited psychotherapist and resilience coach, with experience in training military personnel and athletes. He is also pursuing a Master's degree in Psychiatry and War at King's College London. Additionally, a James Elliott is a professional historian specializing in the Inquisition, Columbus's voyages, and piracy. Another James Elliott is an award-winning songwriter and music industry professional, teaching Music Publishing at Belmont University. He has received a Dove Award and multiple awards from ASCAP and the Nashville Songwriters Association International, with his songs featured on five Grammy Award-winning albums. There is also a James M. Elliott, a trauma researcher and keynote speaker, and a James William Elliott (1833–1915) who was an English collector of nursery rhymes. Finally, a James Elliott is a diabetes advocate and co-founder of the nonprofit Voices in Action.