James Whitfieldthomson

James Whitfieldthomson is an award-winning author who writes a variety of genres. His

novels include The War That Saved My Life and The Long Dark Night of the Soul. He's a
prolific writer with a knack for character development. If you're interested in reading his work,
check out his website. You can also follow him on social media.

Writing career

James Whitfield Thomson is an American writer. He writes a novel about a love gone wrong.
The book is written from both sides of the issue. It's a nuanced portrait of the conflict.
Originally published in 2013. This book is now being developed for the screen.

Jim Thomson has a Masters in American Studies and a Ph.D in American Studies from the
University of Pennsylvania. His writing has appeared in publications such as The Washington
Post, The Baltimore Sun, and The Miami Herald. One of his stories was included in the
anthology The Million's Most Anticipated Novels of 2018. He was a winner of the national
short story contest.

After his time in the Navy, he worked for a start-up company in Atlanta. He then earned a
PhD in American Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. He later taught at the
University of Miami and at the Massachusetts Cultural Council. He was a member of Andre
Dubus's writers' workshop.

Awards and honors

The first novel to ever hit the shelves of a major publisher is by none other than James
Whitfield Thomson. A former sales executive and US Navy navigator who spent his early
years in Pittsburgh, he now lives in a Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. In the early
nineties, he graduated from Harvard, followed by a stint in the burgeoning tech industry in
Atlanta and a stint as a writer for the University of Miami. He is currently writing a novel
based on the death of his sister. It is one of the more notable things he has accomplished,
and he has been rewarded with a slew of awards and honors.

One of the most prestigious accolades the neophyte author has received is a grant from the
Massachusetts Cultural Council. The award honors a student majoring in Theology who is
able to demonstrate outstanding performance in the fields of academic and extracurricular
activities. jameswhitfieldthomson.com is a scholarship awarded to a Mount St. Mary's
University senior who has exemplified Mount St. Mary's core mission and has shown a keen
interest in the liberal arts.

Social media presence

James Whitfield Thomson is a writer who has won the Massachusetts Council for the Arts
grant and has been published in literary magazines. He has written his first novel, which was
published in 2007. A former sales executive, he has also served in the U.S. Navy as a
navigator in Vietnam. Currently, he lives with his wife Elizabeth outside of Boston. They have
five children. Their Victorian farmhouse is a few miles from the Boston Common.
In addition to writing, Whitfield has taught at Harvard College and Iowa State University. He
has a Ph.D in American Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, and his dissertation
was focused on Raymond Chandler.