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Phil Jourdan

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Phil Jourdan
Born1987
OccupationWriter
GenreLiterature,magical realism,postmodernism,memoir
Website
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Phil Jourdanis an author, musician and publisher based in the UK. His literary work is often experimental in nature, and he has been called "an avant gardist through and through".[1]His first book,Praise of Motherhood,was noted for its unconventional approach to the genre ofmemoir,as well as Jourdan's refusal to ‘allow the constraints of perspective or chronology to guide the text’[2]and "painfully honest".[3]

He is the author of three books:

His work has been featured inChuck Palahniuk's anthology,Burnt Tongues.[6]

He fronts the rock band Paris and the Hiltons, whose song "Quentin Will End Up Killing Himself" was a winner in the 2013 Independent Music Awards.[7]

His translation of Portuguese novelistJose Luis Peixoto's first book, Morreste-me, was published in 2011 in theUniversity of Warwick's literary journal, The Warwick Review.[8]

Jourdan is one of the founders of the onlinewriting workshop,LitReactor, and of the political imprintRepeater Books.He has worked with various presses, including Perfect Edge (fiction) and Zero Books (political nonfiction), and is an editor atAngry Robot[9]andRepeater Books.[10]

As of January 2018, Jourdan has been writing and producing for formerS Club 7memberPaul Cattermolewith a view to completing a comeback album in time for Christmas 2018.

References

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  1. ^"Indie Groundbreaking Book: What Precision, Such Restraint".
  2. ^"Praise of Motherhood – Review By Ian Chung «".thecadaverine.Archived fromthe originalon 15 May 2013.
  3. ^"Review of Praise of Motherhood".Foreword Reviews.Retrieved30 October2018.
  4. ^"Praise of Motherhood is a 2012 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award finalist".Foreword Reviews.Retrieved30 October2018.
  5. ^http:// tanyible /madre-in-memoriam-con-esa-imagen-en-la-cabeza/
  6. ^"BURNT TONGUES | Kirkus Reviews".
  7. ^"The 12Th Annual Independent Music Awards Winners Announced".11 June 2013.
  8. ^"Warwick Writing Programme".
  9. ^"Phil Jourdan, Consultant Editor, Reporting for Duty…:: Angry Robot Books".angryrobotbooks.Archived fromthe originalon 16 October 2014.
  10. ^"Team".Repeater Books.25 November 2014. Archived fromthe originalon 3 October 2017.Retrieved3 October2017.
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