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James Whitfield Thomson
A former sales executive and U.S. Navy navigator, James Whitfield Thomson was a member of the writers' workshop at Andre Dubus. He lives in Natick, Massachusetts, and is currently working on his debut novel, Jukebox King. His previous fiction is set in New Orleans and is also adapted for film. He has been featured on NPR and the BBC, and has received awards from the National Book Critics Circle and the American Book Award.

Born in Pittsburgh, Ohio, Thomson attended Harvard College on a scholarship and served in the Navy. After college, he earned a Ph.D. in American studies from the University of Pennsylvania, and worked in the finance industry before becoming a novelist. He now lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston with his wife. He recently won a Massachusetts Council for the Arts grant for his novel, Agni, and is working on a sequel.

A native of Pittsburgh, Thomson studied at Harvard College and earned a Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. After the military, he worked as a salesman and became a navigator. He later wrote a novel called "The Road," which was published by Sourcebooks Landmark and received a Massachusetts Council for the Arts grant. In addition to his writing, he has published short stories in literary journals and won a national short-story contest.

James Whitfieldthomson lives in Natick, Massachusetts. He was born in Pittsburgh and attended Harvard College on a scholarship. After graduating, he went on to earn a Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. While at Harvard, he served in the Navy during two tours of duty in Vietnam. He then returned to his native city of Pittsburgh and began a career as a salesman for a start-up business. His novels have received critical praise, including a grant from the Massachusetts Council for the Arts.

A member of Andre Dubus' writer's workshop, Thomson grew up in the North Side of Pittsburgh. After earning his bachelor's degree, he served in the U.S. Navy for two years. Afterwards, he completed his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. After serving in the military, he worked in various fields including the insurance industry. Today, he lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston with his wife.

Thomson was born in Pittsburgh and went to Harvard on a scholarship. He then served in the Navy for two tours in Vietnam. He has also received a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant for his novel. He lives with his wife and five children in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. He has been a member of the Writer's workshop since the early 1990s. A recent award from the Massachusetts Council for the Arts recognized his work in a national short-story contest is for his latest work, Agni.

A member of Andre Dubus' writer's workshop, Thomson grew up in Pittsburgh. He attended Harvard College on a scholarship and served in the Navy during two tours. After earning his Ph.D. in American Studies, he went on to teach at the University of Miami and work for a start-up company in Atlanta. He now lives in Natick with his wife, and has published a novel and short story collections.

The author's first novel, "Agni," won the Massachusetts Cultural Council's literary prize. The author's novel was published in Naperville, Illinois in the sourcebooks Landmark. The novel was a prize-winner in a national short story contest. Its publication has earned him a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant. A native of Pittsburgh, he studied English at the University of Michigan.

The author grew up in Pittsburgh. He attended Harvard College on a scholarship. He served in the Navy in Vietnam. He earned his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. After earning his Ph.D., he worked as a salesman for a start-up. In addition to his novels, he has published many short stories and won the Massachusetts Cultural Council's literary grant.

The author of a popular crime novel, Lies You Wanted to Know, was published by the Massachusetts Cultural Council in 1996. The author was raised on a farm in Pittsburgh, and his parents raised a family in a Victorian farmhouse near Boston. His literary success is notable. He has won several awards, including a grant. He lives with his wife and three children in Natick, Massachusetts. After finishing his debut novel, he has won a national short story competition.
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