I Never Liked You Anyway

Jordan Kurella

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Nominee:Nebula Award -Novella (2023)

Eurydice is dead, and there's no rest in the Afterlife. The place is a college filled with classes like Hauntings, Controlled Baking Disasters, and Threads of Fate. When Eurydice was alive, she tried to find her voice in her music, in romance, and in her friends. While creating a suite of destruction that eventually led her to, well, being dead. Now, here among the shades (and newer, more ghostly, friends), Eurydice has to come to terms with the life she left behind: mostly in the enfant terrible boyfriend who put her here. The infamous Orpheus. Clever and brutal and hilarious, Jordan Kurella's novella is a mythic read. A finalist for the Nebula Award for Novella!

Book Details

Publisher: Lethe Press
Publish Date: Feb 5th, 2023
Pages: 166
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 7.00in - 4.25in - 0.38in - 0.30lb
EAN: 9781590217399
Categories: • Erotica - Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror• Fantasy - Contemporary• Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology

About the Author

Kurella, Jordan: - Jordan Kurella is a trans and disabled author who grew up all over the world, including Moscow and Manhattan, and in his past lives was a radio DJ, photographer, and social worker.

Praise for this book

"I Never Liked You Anyway brings a hypnotic, propulsive update to an enduring myth. Kurella's striking prose and sharp perspective make this an irresistible read." - Sarah Gailey

"A vivid tapestry of music, young love, friendship, and relationships gone awry, with some delicious snark woven in." - Alex Shvartsman

"I Never Liked You Anyway is heartfelt and stunning, a lively life-after-death journey that will resonate with anyone whose voice is unheard. Kurella's prose sings through grief and laughter and effortlessly weaves the myths of rockstars and gods together. This novella doesn't miss a beat." - Lauren Ring

"This novella re-imagines the Afterlife in a way you haven't seen before. It is a fun and poignant ride towards discovering one's purpose and identity. But ultimately, a love letter to life itself." - Eugenia Triantafyllou