About
James A. McLaughlin is a native of Virginia who lives in the Wasatch Range east of Salt Lake City, Utah. He holds law and MFA degrees from the University of Virginia.
His essays and fiction have appeared in River Teeth, Camas, Portland Review, Clackamas Literary Review, and elsewhere. His novella “Bearskin” appeared Summer 2008 in The Missouri Review and won the 2009 William Peden Prize in fiction. He’s currently working on two novels.
Photographic interests include wildlife, landscape, and human ecology, and his photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Virginia Wildlife, the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and The Missouri Review.
Contact
To email: jamcl [at] mindspring.com
All text and photographs on this website are the property of James A. McLaughlin, are protected by copyright, and are not to be copied, printed, transmitted, or otherwise reproduced without the prior written permission of James A. McLaughlin. Author photo ©Edwin L. Fountain.