Authors

Jim Newman

1 book

Jim Newton

1 book

Jim O'Connor

3 books

Jim O'Gorman

1 book

Jim Ottaviani

3 books

Jim Pascoe

4 books

Jim Paul

2 books

Jim Peterik

1 book

Jim Peterson

1 book

Jim Pipe

3 books

Jim Pitman

1 book

Jim Pullen

1 book

Jim Rasenberger

1 book

Jim Ravel

1 book

Jim Razzi

9 books

Jim Rion

2 books

Jim Roberts

1 book

Jim Robins

1 book

Jim Rogers

1 book

Jim Rohn

5 books

Jim Rugg

1 book

Jim Rugg

2 books

Jim Salicrup

2 books

Jim Samson

1 book

Jim Schleckser

1 book

Jim Schutze

4 books

Jim Semivan

1 book

Jim Seward

1 book

Jim Sharman

1 book

Jim Shepard

6 books

Jim Shooter

1 book

Jim Smith

1 book

Jim Stanford

1 book

Jim Starlin

4 books

Jim Steinmeyer

1 book

Jim Stelljes

1 book

J. I. M. Stewart

"John Innes Mackintosh Stewart was a Scottish novelist and academic. He is equally well known for the works of literary criticism and contemporary novels published under his real name and for the crime fiction published under the pseudonym of Michael Innes. Many devotees of the Innes books were unaware of his other 'identity', and vice-versa." - Wikipedia

25 books

Jim Stone

1 book

Jim Stovall

Jim Stovall (born on 1958) is an American writer.

1 book

Jim Sukach

1 book

Jim Supangkat

1 book

Jim Supica

1 book

Jim Theis

1 book

Jim Thomas

1 book

Jim Thompson

Jim Thompson was born in Anadarko, Oklahoma, the son of a county sheriff. His family relocated to Texas during his childhood. His first short stories were published in his teen years. As a hotel worker, he had access to bootleg liquor and drugs, and he smoked and drank heavily. At 19 he had a nervous breakdown. In 1926 he took work in an oil field laborer, then returned to Fort Worth to to attend school and write. In 1929 he began attending the University of Nebraska, but he dropped out two years later and married. Their first child was born in 1932. Thompson worked as a true crime reporter and as a journalist for the next few years. His first novel, Now And On Earth, was published in 1942. His writing developed into the hardboiled style of crime fiction in the 1950s. His most famous book, The Killer Inside Me, was first published in 1952. In 1955 he moved to Hollywood, CA to work on film scripts. He remained in California even after his career in film ended and his popularity as a novelist waned. He died at the age of 71 after a series of strokes.

9 books

Jim Tierney

2 books

Jim Trelease

2 books

Jim VandeHei

1 book

Jim Vander Wall

1 book

Jim Wallace

Jim Wallace lived in Norway for a year on a Fullbright, taught school in Kampala, Uganda for three years, and worked in Tokyo teaching English and writing English language textbooks. Later, Jim was senior editor at McGraw-Hill for six years and then acquisitions editor for two years. Jim moved to Vermont in the 1970s and kept up with an eclectic set of hobbies: riding motorcycles, editing books, DJing on the radio, fixing cars, and chainsawing lumber. Jim contributed many hours of friendship, writing, and teaching to our world before he passed away in 2012. source

3 books