Jeffrey Kronenfeld: The Amber Waves of Autumn

Award-winning journalist, author, screenwriter, and graphic novel writer Jeffrey Kronenfeld discusses his latest release with his editor David M. Olsen.

ABOUT THE BOOK

The Amber Waves of Autumn is the third installment in Kelp Journal's bestselling and award-winning beach noir series. In each collection, we include some of the biggest heavyweights in the game with the brightest emerging writers to provide our readers with deft, thrilling, and satisfying noir storytelling.

In this installment, we include National Book Award winners, Edgar and Shamus Award winners, and NYT Bestsellers to craft an unforgettable fall reading experience that can't be missed. Blending styles from literary, to sci-fi, to fantasy, to hard-boiled, this collection will thrill the savviest palates and most discerning connoisseurs. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jeff Kronenfeld is an award-winning journalist, author, screenwriter, and graphic novel writer based out of Tempe, Arizona. His articles have been published in Discover Magazine, Vice, the Phoenix New Times, and many others. His scripts have been produced by WatchMojo. His fiction is featured in So It Goes: The Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, Ripples in Space: A Sci-Fi Journal, and others.

ABOUT THE EDITOR
David M. Olsen is a writer, photographer, filmmaker, and poet. He is an alumnus of Stanford’s OWC program in novel writing and holds an MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts from the University of California, Riverside. He is at work on a collection of linked short stories, a novel, and a chapbook. David is a former fiction editor at The Coachella Review and is currently the Editor-in-Chief at Kelp Journal. His work has appeared in Catamaran Literary Reader, The Rumpus, The Coachella Review, Close to the Bone, Scheherazade, and elsewhere. He resides on California's central coast where he surfs regularly.
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