James Garrison Bio
A graduate of the University of North Carolina and Duke Law School, James Garrison practiced law until returning to his first loves: w...mehr sehen
James Garrison Bio
A graduate of the University of North Carolina and Duke Law School, James Garrison practiced law until returning to his first loves: writing and reading good literature. His novel, QL 4 (TouchPoint Press 2017), set in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War, has won awards for literary and military fiction, and it was a finalist for the 2018 Montaigne Medal. His second novel, The Safecracker (TouchPoint Press 2019), has won legal thriller awards, and it was a category finalist in the 2020 Eric Hoffer Book Awards. His third novel, What Seems True, (TouchPoint Press September 2021), was inspired by the 1979 murder of the first Black supervisor at a Texas Gulf Coast refinery, a crime for which the shooter was never convicted. His most recent work is Ruminations: stories, essays, and poems, published by TouchPoint Press in February 2024. His creative nonfiction and fiction works and poems have appeared in literary magazines and anthologies. Sheila-Na-Gig nominated 'Lost: On the Staten Island Ferry' for a 2018 Pushcart prize.
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