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Jordan Kurella

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Jordan Kurella has lived all over the world (including Moscow and Manhattan).

In his past lives, he was a photographer, radio DJ, and social worker. His work has been nominated for the Nebula Award and long-listed for the British Science Fantasy Award. He is the author of the fantasy novella, I NEVER LIKED YOU ANYWAY, the short story collection, WHEN I WAS LOST, and the climate fiction novella, THE DEATH OF MOUNTAINS. Jordan lives in limbo with his perfect dog and practical cat.


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Jordan Kurella No one had been inside 982 Prescott Ave for nine years, but when we arrived to tear it down, the door was open, and we were welcomed inside. It was af…moreNo one had been inside 982 Prescott Ave for nine years, but when we arrived to tear it down, the door was open, and we were welcomed inside. It was after she sat us down and we took off our hats, that we understood that we'd all been torn down the entire time.(less)
Jordan Kurella I look around for some other way to tell the story: in art, in music, in nature itself. Sometimes in something simple: the way my cat moves, my dog sh…moreI look around for some other way to tell the story: in art, in music, in nature itself. Sometimes in something simple: the way my cat moves, my dog shakes. The way I, myself, move. I'll change things up in my process: try to draw out the story (I'm a horrible artist). Try to sing it, write poetry about it. Sometimes telling the story to someone else will unlock it.

To me, writer's block is the brain hooked on something it wants to unlock, and I have to trick it into playing with the lock like a toy. Into PLAYING with it, rather than being frustrated.(less)
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The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella
"I had the pleasure of meeting Jordan at a workshop in Utah some years ago, and I've followed their writing ever since. The Death of Mountains is at times poetic, thought-provoking, and funny. The POV shifts from character to character in a way that r" Read more of this review »
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"I bought this book because I saw the author on Bluesky saying they'd had a rough day and some sales of their book would be nice. I was in the mood for a new book and the author seemed nice so I took a chance. It was a strange and lyrical book but inj" Read more of this review »
The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella
"A gut-punch of a novella. A plundered mountain, almost utterly destroyed by humans with their machines, is visited by Death--but the mountain does not want to die. The back and forth flow of the tale is written with eloquent prose, with an ending bot" Read more of this review »
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“Sitting comfortably on an old vehicle uniframe in scuffed up boots and a long hoodie so holey it should take up religion.”
Jordan Kurella, Glitter + Ashes: Queer Tales of a World That Wouldn’t Die

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