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Jim Musgrave is an award-winning writer and journalist who often writes under the pseudonym Efraim Zimbalist Graves. He has published a short story collection and four novels. His short fiction and articles have appeared in many literary journals and magazines, including: Stone Magazine, Computer Edge, San Diego Writer's Monthly, California Quarterly, and online at Outsiderink.com, Skive, and Ramble Underground. His short stories, Turning the Law Wheel; and Speculum won Honorable Mention at contests at Cedar Hill Press and Fog City Writers (2007).
Jim has been both a semi-finalist and a finalist in the Heekin Foundation Award for Fiction, and has been called on to speak before various audiences, including the San Diego State Annual Writer's Conference, and ReBA-Con 2000 in San Francisco. Jim loves talking about his work and literature/writing in general, and he welcomes your suggestions, questions and feedback.
Jim also teaches writing at the college level in San Diego with his wife, Ellen. In addition, Jim does education consulting work to implement Learning Management Systems (Moodle) through his busines.
Jim will schedule an appearance at your request jimmusgrave@contempinstruct.com.
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JM: I do enjoy writing short stories because they give one an "immediate gratification," and I've always been one to enjoy the immediacy of short fiction. In addition, our society has become so "busy" that readers often only have time for the short piece rather than the longer, perhaps more complicated novel. Thanks for asking!
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A Gulf War veteran wins a different kind of "Survivor Game" in San Diego, fighting prejudice against the homeless.
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In 2852, the U.S. is a wild west tourist attraction, where police sergeant Julian Gaston discovers the secret behind the shooting death of Duplicant Sheriff, Wyatt Earp.
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