Books by James Scudamore

James Scudamore was born 1976 and spent much of his childhood living abroad. After leaving school he speant a year working and travelling in Ecuador before returning to England to study modern languages at Oxford. As a graduate, he worked in advertising, notching up such notable achievements as inventing the Bart Simpson's Eat My Shorts cereal for Kellogg's. But after four years he gave it all up to take a creative writing course at UEA... and then he wrote The Amnesia Clinic. Now, he is now more author than advertising exec. (though he does moonlight as a jazz pianist from time to time).