Shane Kuhn is an American author, screenwriter, director, and producer known for crafting high-stakes thrillers with sharp visual storytelling. His debut novel, "The Intern's Handbook," introduced readers to his signature blend of tension, dark humor, and cinematic pacing. With a background in film and advertising, Kuhn brings a dynamic, fast-paced style to his writing, creating narratives that resonate with fans of suspense-driven fiction.
Drawing from over two decades in entertainment, Kuhn has worked with major studios such as Universal, Paramount, Sony, and Fox, earning credits as both a writer and director. He co-founded the Slamdance Film Festival, a platform dedicated to emerging filmmakers, reflecting his commitment to innovative storytelling. His experience as a creative director and copywriter in advertising further informs his ability to deliver gripping, audience-focused narratives.
Beyond his literary work, Kuhn's diverse career spans independent film and branded content, showcasing his versatility across media. His novels often reflect his deep understanding of pacing and character development, hallmarks of his screenwriting expertise. While his early aspirations in baseball were cut short, his creative pursuits have solidified his reputation as a compelling voice in contemporary thriller fiction.