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Jim Simpson

JIM SIMPSON is an award-winning fiction writer and freelance music critic. A native of the wilds of Florida's Gulf Coast, he now resides on the scruffy fringes of Atlanta, Georgia.

He frequently writes about music, with his taste spanning all genres: Bluegrass, Americana, Classic Country, Alternative Country, Western Swing, Blues, Classical, Rock 'n' Roll, Punk, Reggae, Klezmer, and British Isles Folk (to name but a few).

He once sang Happy Birthday (with about 10,000 other people) to Joni Mitchell, and has seen such legends as Miles Davis, The Incredible Jimmy Smith, Rockpile, Blue Rodeo, King Sunny Ade, Elvis Costello and Bob Dylan live in concert. He most recently interviewed the members of the bands Elliott Brood and Those Darlins.

Jim has been at work on his first novel for longer than he originally planned. If all goes well it should be in bookstores sometime before his death.



 Recent Work by Jim Simpson
HUMOR »
‘Twas Christmas Eve in the Prison
A Simpson family tradition, passed down through the years, is shared right here on the pages of TNB.
MEMOIR »
First Christmas Without Her
A family tragedy gives Jim Simpson new respect for things that once made him cringe: hugs, clouds and sunbeams.
FICTION »
Longing for Home
People seemed to like him more when he’d been drinking.
ESSAYS »
You Can’t Get There From Here. Or Can You?
Jim Simpson is a guy who appears to know exactly where he is going, which is why people always ask him for directions.
MEMOIR »
Time, the Endless Idiot, Runs Screaming ‘Round the World
Jim Simpson knows that people come and people go, yet he still hates goodbyes. And Paul Simon makes him teary-eyed.
NONFICTION »
Lessons Learned in the Summer-Job Kitchen and Beyond
Jim Simpson imagines God as a Luddite. Or better yet, Anjelica Huston.
ARTS & CULTURE »
The Art and Poetry of Toast
Jim Simpson introduces himself to TNB with some fascinating insights into his love of all things TOAST!
   
   
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