John J. Geoghegan is an editor, journalist and author of three non-fiction books including, “Operation Storm” and the memoir, “Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow.” He's published over a hundred magazine and newspaper articles and as Director of The SILOE Research Institute's Archival Division reports on unusual inventions that fail in the marketplace despite their innovative nature. John's editorial services are available for hire by anyone interested in improving the quality of their writing.

Documentaries

I shepherded into production, was a contributing writer, and served as Technical Advisor on the PBS documentary, Japanese SuperSub. Based in part on research for my book, Operation Storm, the New York Times called, Japanese SuperSub, a “consistently interesting program serving up fascinating history.” To watch a preview of the documentary, click here.

The Smithsonian Channel documentary, America’s Lost Airship, was based in part on research for my book, When Giants Ruled the Sky, and included me as one of two on-camera presenters. To learn more about the documentary, click here.

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