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James Whitfield Thomson
James Whitfield Thomson is a former sales executive and U.S. Navy navigator. He was a member of Andre Dubus's writers' workshop, and lives in Natick, Massachusetts. His debut novel, Jukebox King, was published by Sourcebooks in the fall of 2013. The author is currently working on the screen adaptation of his first novel. The Ledge is his first novel. It has been praised by critics and readers alike.

Born in Pittsburgh, Jim Thomson studied at Harvard College and served in the Navy for two tours of duty in Vietnam. Afterwards, he earned a Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. He then taught at the University of Miami and worked for a start-up company in Atlanta. Currently, he lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. His work has been hailed by numerous awards, including a Massachusetts Council for the Arts grant.

Thomson grew up in a Pittsburgh neighborhood. He attended Harvard on a military scholarship. He served in the Navy for two tours of Vietnam. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, where he focused on Raymond Chandler. During the 1990s, he was working for a start-up company in Atlanta and teaching at the University of Miami. He lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston and has received grants for his writing.

Although Thomson is a writer of short stories, he does not publish them on his website. However, he has been recognized by the Massachusetts Cultural Council for his short stories. Those who read his work should expect a witty story about life in an urban environment. The main character, Jim, is a young man whose innocence is questioned by the world around him. He is a man of few words, but he is a strong, likable man who will not brook rejection or criticism.

He is a writer who grew up in Pittsburgh and later attended Harvard on a scholarship. He served in the Navy during two tours of Vietnam and then earned his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. His dissertation focused on Raymond Chandler. He teaches at the University of Miami and works for a start-up company in Atlanta. He lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. He has won several literary prizes and has won a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant.

The author grew up in Pittsburgh and attended Harvard College on a scholarship. He later served in the Navy for two years. After completing his Ph.D., Thomson joined a start-up venture and became a salesman. He has published numerous stories in literary magazines and has been awarded a Mass Cultural Council grant. Besides his fiction, he has also been awarded a number of literary awards. After earning his Ph.D. in American Studies, he is now a professor at the University of Miami.

A native of Pittsburgh, Thomson attended Harvard on a scholarship and served in the Navy in Vietnam. He earned his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and is now living in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. He has won many literary contests and received a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. His work has also been published in literary journals. This year, he won the national short story contest.

Born in Pittsburgh, Jim Thomson attended Harvard College on a scholarship and went on to serve in the Navy for two years. He later earned a Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, where his dissertation focused on Raymond Chandler. While he is a writer, he has written several novels. The latest one, Lies You Want to Hear, is his latest work. In this genre, he has a wide-ranging audience.

This is a novel about a man who lives in a Victorian farmhouse on the North Side of Pittsburgh. The story focuses on a man who lives with his wife and five children. He has published three other novels, as well as short stories. His latest novel, "Mad Men and Women in Black and White," is a psychological thriller. The author has won numerous awards, including the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
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