James Schubring

James Schubring grew up on Willy Wonka, James Bond battling SPECTRE, and Columbo reruns. Maybe it was inevitable that he leave rural Montana to study literature in the big city. He misstepped and worked in technology in Los Angeles before returning to Montana where the writing bug took him. He writes mysteries, the newest involving a think tank that might just be the next coming of SPECTRE. He has a website (JamesSchubring.com), a newsletter for fans, and spends time all over the Internet. His favorite novels include I, Claudius (Robert Graves), The Silence of the Lambs (Thomas Harris), The Ghost (Robert Harris), The Name of the Rose (Umberto Eco), Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (John le Carre), and Disgrace (J.M. Coetzee). (The list changes all the time, though.)