Kem Nunn
Kem Nunn is an American author, surfer, and television producer known for his surf noir novels. His works often explore the dark underbelly of the California surf scene and its subcultures. Nunn's notable books include 'Tapping the Source,' which was nominated for a National Book Award, and 'Dogs of Winter.' He has also contributed to television, co-creating the series 'John from Cincinnati' and writing for other shows such as 'Deadwood.' His writing is characterized by its vivid descriptions, psychological depth, and gripping narratives.
Books
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1. Tapping The Source
The novel is a gripping tale of a young man's quest for his missing sister in the seedy underbelly of Huntington Beach, California. Driven by the need to uncover the truth, he immerses himself in the local surf culture, which is rife with drugs, violence, and enigmatic characters. As he delves deeper into this world, he encounters a host of individuals who may hold the key to his sister's fate, leading him on a dangerous journey that challenges his perceptions of family, community, and his own capacity for violence. The story is a dark exploration of the surf community's allure and the perilous line between obsession and redemption.
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