Jim Corbit

Born in Kentucky. Roamed to Hawaii, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, West Germany, and back to Kentucky. A reader who started with comic books and Stephen King and Beverly Cleary, then became a devotee of Kurt Vonnegut and Albert Camus and Hubert Selby, Jr. and Ursula K. LeGuin and Arthur C. Clarke and many more. Music plays as much his inspiration as the words on paper.

Jim Corbit writes about moments in time and the lies we believe to make life easier and the wants and desires and how our best wishes never come true except sometimes when they do--the magic of life that we too often forget about. Also aliens and space samurai and old girlfriends and how we trick ourselves into thinking our past is better than our future. He tries to write a little bit about everything, in a lot of genres, but always serves the story more than anything else.

He is the author of The Woodsman, The Last High School Story, and Kondali Rail, as well as many more that are on their way to the light of day.