James Whitfield Thomson
James Whitfield Thomson is a writer and former sales executive. He received a Ph.D. in
American Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. A Navy veteran, he served in Vietnam
as a navigator. His work has been published in Agni and he has received grants from the
Massachusetts Council on the Arts.
James Whitfield Thomson
James Whitfield Thomson is a writer based in Natick, Massachusetts. He is a Vietnam
veteran and former sales executive, who was an early member of Andre Dubus's writers
workshop. His work explores the problems of love gone wrong and the desperation of a
divorced father.
Writer
James Whitfield Thomson is a writer living in Natick, Massachusetts. He is an early member
of Andre Dubus' writers' workshop. He was raised on the North Side of Pittsburgh and
attended Harvard College on a scholarship before becoming a Navy navigator. He has
received multiple awards for his writing and has received several grants from the
Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Thomson earned a Ph.D. in American Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. He later
joined Andre Dubus' writers' workshop and received a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant
for his debut novel. He lives in Natick and is currently revising his manuscript. His upcoming
novel is about a young boy who is obsessed with 1960s music.
Thomson has won several awards for his writing, including a Commonwealth Grant and the
National Short Story Contest. He has also published many short stories, ranging from
memoirs to fiction. His first novel, "Lies You Wanted to Hear," is available in paperback. He is
a self-confident writer who believes in his work.
Former sales executive
James Whitfield Thomson is an accomplished writer and an early member of Andre Dubus's
writers' workshop. A native of Pittsburgh, Thomson attended Harvard College on a
scholarship and later earned a Ph.D. in American Studies from the University of
Pennsylvania. He lived in Pittsburgh for a time before completing his first novel, Agni.
Thomson has won many awards for his writing and is currently working on a new novel about
the death of his sister. He currently lives in Natick, Massachusetts.
James Whitfield Thomson is a Vietnam veteran, U.S. Navy veteran, and writer. He has been
a member of Andre Dubus's writers workshop and is the author of several novels and short
stories. He earned his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and now
lives in Natick, Massachusetts.
Jim Thomson, a former sales executive, is also a writer. He has written short stories and
novels, and he has taught at Harvard and at a Boston start-up company. Thomson's life story
is based on a true story, and he has won several awards for his work.
Navigator in the U.S. Navy
James Whitfield Thomson is a writer from Massachusetts. A Vietnam veteran and former
sales executive, Thomson served as a navigator in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War.
He has published several novels and is currently developing his fourth novel, Jukebox King,
for film. Thomson currently lives in Natick, Massachusetts. He has a Ph.D. in American
Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, and his work has appeared in many literary
journals.
James Whitfieldthomson was born in Pittsburgh and graduated from Harvard College on a
scholarship. After serving two tours in the U.S. Navy as a navigator, Thomson earned his
doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. He later moved to Boston and lived in a
Victorian farmhouse west of Boston with his wife and five children. Thomson's novel was the
winner of a Massachusetts Cultural Council short-story competition and has been translated
into several languages. The book is based on a story that was published in the Boston Globe
in the late 90s.
Thomson grew up on the North Side of Pittsburgh. He attended Harvard College on a military
scholarship and served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. He also holds a Ph.D. in
American studies from the University of Pennsylvania. After leaving the Navy, Thomson
worked as a salesman and taught at the University of Miami. Thomson currently lives in a
Victorian farmhouse west of Boston. He is currently working on another novel about his late
sister.
