author
A. J. Bueltmann
Best known for writing White Queen of the Cannibals, this author focused on clear, faith-centered storytelling and biographical writing. The surviving record is fairly slim, but his work has remained available through library catalogs and Project Gutenberg.
1 Audiobook
White Queen of the Cannibals: the Story of Mary Slessor of Calabar
by A. J. Bueltmann
About the author
A. J. Bueltmann is the author of White Queen of the Cannibals: The Story of Mary Slessor of Calabar, a book that has stayed in circulation through library listings and digital archives. Catalog records also connect the name A. J. Bueltmann with Take the High Road.
A St. Louis Genealogical Society biography for Reverend Dr. August John "Gus" Bueltmann (1906–1970) strongly suggests that A. J. Bueltmann was August John Bueltmann, a Missouri-born Lutheran minister and writer. That biography describes him as a pastor, teacher, and radio speaker, which fits the religious tone of the works published under the A. J. Bueltmann name.
Even so, detailed biographical information about him is limited in the sources readily available online. What comes through most clearly is a writer interested in Christian lives and moral purpose, presenting biography in a direct style meant for general readers.