This would all serve to define him as one of the leading figures within his field, with many looking to him as a peer. Writing extensively on not only his craft as a writer, imparting his skill-set to others, he would also go on to produce a number of legal books, along with a large quantity of articles on the subject too. Prior to this he had written a non-fiction work titled ‘Successful Closing Argument Techniques’ in 1987, which would be one of many of his factual non-fiction works produced over the years. It would be in 1988 that James Scott Bell would write his first debut novel ‘The Night Carl Sagan Stepped on My Cat’, marking his arrival as a bright new talent. Working as a trial lawyer for a period of time, this would go on to shape much of his work to follow, as he continues to write from his home in Los Angeles to this very day.
He would also go on to graduate from the University of Southern California based law school and, following this, would go on to write over 300 articles focused on the legal profession. Later attending the University of California in Santa Barbara, the writer to be Scott Bell would study alongside Raymond Carver. He would also manage to create a unique style and tone all of his own, one which would become his trademark within time. Growing up in America he would hold a fascination for the written word, allowing it to build throughout the years, as he would continue to nurture and develop it.
Seen as a true master of his craft, he has amassed a keen audience worldwide, with both the critics and the general public alike singing his many praises.īorn on the 10th of August in 1954, James Scott Bell would grow up with a strong and keen passion for both reading and writing. Writing a vast number of titles, both fiction and non-fiction, he’s managed to establish a strong name for himself both nationally and internationally. Power Up Your Fiction: 125 Tips and Techniques for Next-Level WritingĬreating much loved thriller novels, American author James Scott Bell has been a mainstay of the literary industry for a long time now, almost becoming an institute in his own right. How to Write Short Stories and Use Them to Further Your Writing Career Writing Right to Success (With: ,DiAnn Mills,Lynette Eason,Susan May Warren) Writing Fiction for All You're Worth Strategies and Techniques forĢ7 Fiction Writing Blunders - And How Not to Make Them! Revision and Self Editing for Publication
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