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A graduate of The Pennsylvania State University and Vermont Law School, Joel Burcat has written short stories for The Montreal Review, Kaleidoscope, Diverse Voices Quarterly, the Northern Appalachia Review, and anthologies, among others. Before becoming a full-time author, he was an environmental lawyer. He worked as an Assistant Attorney General for the Pa. Dept. of Environmental Resources and was in private practice. His first three novels were environmental legal thrillers, including Strange Fire, a thriller about fracking for natural gas. Reap the Wind, his new climate change novel about three lawyers fleeing a hurricane hitting Houston, is his fourth novel. He lives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. https://joelburcat.com/