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James Whitfield Thomson
Author James Whitfield Thomson is a former U.S. Navy navigator and sales executive. He lives in Natick, Massachusetts. In addition to writing novels, he has written numerous articles and short stories, including several that have received awards. In 2009, Thomson was named one of the ten best new writers by the American Booksellers Association. He is a member of the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and a founding member of Andre Dubus' writers' workshop.

He is a member of Andre Dubus's writer's workshop and lives in Natick, Massachusetts. His first novel, Agni, was published in 2013, and he is now developing a film version. His latest project is Jukebox King, based on the tragic death of his sister in 1974. A native of Pittsburgh, Thomson grew up in a family with a strong sense of realism.

Thomson is a member of Dubus's writers' workshop, and his book "Agni" was published by Sourcebooks in 2013. He has also been a part of the writers' workshop of Andre Dubus since 2006. His fiction has been widely translated into many languages, and Thomson is also a member of the National Book Foundation. In addition to writing novels, he has also written screenplays for several movies.

The writer was born in Pittsburgh and attended Harvard College on a Fulbright scholarship. He later completed his Ph.D. in American studies at the University of Pennsylvania. He also served in the U.S. Navy as a navigator in Vietnam. His novel, Agni, received the Massachusetts Council on the Arts literary grant in 2013. It's set in a small town, and his wife lives in Natick, Massachusetts.

Thomson's first novel, Agni, was published in fall 2013 by Sourcebooks. His second novel, Jukebox King, is based on the tragic death of his sister in 1974. It has been adapted to the screen by the author. The novel is currently being developed into a movie. Currently, Thomson's work is in development for the big screen. The book is set in a rural area, and is a sequel to a short story, but a great first read.

Jim Thomson is a native of Pittsburgh, where he grew up. He later went to Harvard on a scholarship and earned his Ph.D. in American Studies. After his service in the U.S. Navy, he has published several novels, including Agni and The Runner. As a writer, he also writes short stories, including the autobiographical Agni. This is his second novel, and he lives in Natick with his wife, Susan.

The author's first novel, Agni, was published by Sourcebooks in fall 2013. The book is currently in development for the screen. The author's first novel, Jukebox King, is set in a fictional town based on the death of Thomson's sister in 1974. As an autobiographical writer, he writes from his own experiences and is proud of his past. While his writing is very personal, he has also published books about his family and his experiences with war.

A former sales executive, Jim Thomson is now a writer. He lives in Natick with his wife. He has published two novels, Agni and The Other Man. His first novel, The Other Man, is based on the life of his late sister. Both books are a must-read. The author is a native of the area. Andre Dubus's family and his hometown. Although he is a native of Boston, he is now based in Natick, Massachusetts.

In addition to his novels, Thomson has also written screenplays for films, including the acclaimed 'Ghostbus' by Andre Dubus. His first novel, Agni, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction and was adapted into two movies, The Other Man by John W.J. Amanpour. “James Whitfield-Thomson's work is an enthralling read"

A native of Pittsburgh, Massachusetts, Thomson is a member of Andre Dubus' writer's workshop. He has lived in Naperville, and his novel "Jukebox King" is in development for the big screen. His other works include the historical novels of World War II, and several other works of fiction. His other works include The Last Man (an acclaimed spy thriller). The first novel by Andre Dubus by James Whitfield-Thomson is an autobiographical narrative of his life.
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