JAMES W. LEWIS is a novelist and freelance writer published in several books that include Zane’s Caramel Flava, Chicken Soup for the Soul (two series), Gumbo for the Soul, Truth Be Told: Tales of Life, Love and Drama and Don’t Forget your Pepper Spray. Magazine credits include 3AM Magazine, Eyeshot, Dare Magazine, Naptural Roots Magazine, Lucrezia Magazine, Circle Magazine, Rundu Bedtime Stories and an upcoming article in the fitness magazine AFAA. His debut novel SELLOUT will launch in July 2010 and A HARD MAN IS GOOD TO FIND in June 2011.
His publishing company is The Pantheon Collective at www.pantheoncollective.com.
After spending twenty years in the Navy, James retired from active duty and is now completing his studies in Kinesiology. In addition to writing, he loves to DJ and has a collection of over 300 vinyl records.
He also does extensive volunteer work at a local veterans assistance center.
Premature Eradication is a two-part suspense series that has a unique spin on the age-old tale of a woman scorned, and a man unknowingly chosen to endure the greatest of all nightmares. As the saying goes, “when a woman’s fed up, there ain’t nothin’ you can do about it” ... except run.
Take a trip to America's adult playground Las Vegas and peek inside the mind of a married man wrestling with the prospect of infidelity during a one-night layover.
New writers often worry more about how to sell their book instead of writing a polished story in the first place. They have the pedal pressed to the floor when they shouldn't have gotten in the ride at all, so to speak. In "Slow Your Prose: 25 Tips On How New Authors Can Improve Their Craft," we go back to the basics.
"Open House" is a short story about doing what it takes to spice up a marriage lacking that spark--even if it means the possibility of jail time if caught. Make everywhere else your bedroom.
A sailor finds out his girlfriend meets a new man while away on deployment, but the sailor becomes Captain Bad Azz to win her back upon his return. Things don't go quite as planned.