Jordan Tannahill
Jordan Tannahill is a Canadian novelist, playwright, and director. His work has been translated into twelve languages and honored with numerous awards, including two Governor General's Literary Awards for Drama. Tannahill's plays often explore themes of belief, queer identity, power dynamics, and the body as a political subject. His debut novel, 'Liminal,' won France's Prix des Jeunes Libraires in 2021, and his second novel, 'The Listeners,' was shortlisted for the Giller Prize and adapted into a BBC limited series. He is also known for his innovative multimedia performances and his co-founding of the art space Videofag in Toronto.
Awards
["Governor General's Literary Award for Drama (2014)", "Governor General's Literary Award for Drama (2018)", 'Prix des Jeunes Libraires (2021)']
Notable Works
['Liminal', 'The Listeners', 'Age of Minority: Three Solo Plays', 'Botticelli in the Fire & Sunday in Sodom', 'Draw Me Close', 'Concord Floral', 'Late Company', 'Prince Faggot']
