James's Latest Blogs
Jan.23.2013 - 7:20 am
I have been working on a first chapter that is all about movement and emotion. The trick of it has been to tie the two together in a compelling way that feels authentic rather...
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Jan.22.2013 - 6:11 am
Following on John McPhee's very helpful and interesting piece on structure in the New Yorker I happened upon a book that has been equally as helpful when it comes to gaining...
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Jan.17.2013 - 9:27 am
You have to wonder about the mix of marketing, corporation, progressivism, social contract, and anarcho libertarianism that seems to represent the bizzare amalgam that is Whole...
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Jan.15.2013 - 6:33 am
The New Yorker can be something of a mixed bag. On one hand it presents one of the last and best resources for long form journalism, narrative nonfiction, poetry, and in some...
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Writing
Short Story:
The Blue
Short Story:
A Man of Few Redeeming Qualities circa 1963
About James
James Buchanan is a 46-year-old writer living in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire with his two young children-Quincy and Violet and their leopard gecko Spotty.
Born in 1965 in Philadelphia, James attended Quaker schools throughout the elementary and...
Causes James Buchanan Supports
Expanding health care in the US, ending war as a viable tool of foreign policy, and issues related to social justice in general.
James’s Favorite Books
The Kite Runner, The Orchard, Cider House Rules, Water for Elephants, The Dive from Clausen's Pier, To Kill a Mockingbird, On Chesil Beach, Under the Tuscan...






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