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James R. Thomas
James R. Thomas published his first children's story in 2004. His writing has been inspired by his military service and has developed into several series of children's books, to include science fiction, fantasy, conservation, and the deployment genres. Through his writing he addresses a variety... show more
James R. Thomas published his first children's story in 2004. His writing has been inspired by his military service and has developed into several series of children's books, to include science fiction, fantasy, conservation, and the deployment genres. Through his writing he addresses a variety of life issues for young readers, helping to cultivate strong minds. He is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering and holds an advance degree in Business Administration. James is married with a son and a daughter.
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I'll think of a damn title later
I'll think of a damn title later rated it 11 years ago
With most of these stories only being a page and a half long, I can't much see the point of reviewing all or most of them (plus there's 80 of them and dude, I don't have that much time and wrestling's on tonight!). Therefore here's a list of authors I discovered and want to read more of thanks to ...
Lisa (Harmony)
Lisa (Harmony) rated it 11 years ago
The rating is a compromise. The result of my conflicting sense that this is a landmark book that everyone interested in contemporary literature and professional writing should own--and well, the fact that I liked such a small percentage of these stories even a little. On the must-read/own side, at...
Turning Page Books
Turning Page Books rated it 11 years ago
I've never read flash fiction before but I think sometimes the form says a lot even with its limited space. Some of the stories that had the most impact on me are: "Level" by Keith Scribner (p. 79) and "Currents" by Hannah Bottomy (p. 51). "Level" is my favourite, though, because unlike the majourit...
Leslie's Book Fort
Leslie's Book Fort rated it 13 years ago
Generally very good and insightful essays, though I thought the last one was really a stretch.
Mining the Depths
Mining the Depths rated it 13 years ago
I don't know that there's much to say about the story collection, other than it's very complete. There are several classics, by big-name authors: Updike, Carver ('Popular Mechanics' is one of my old faves), Hemingway. Pretty much something for everyone, and you may well find something that you would...
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