Jordan Alam is a queer Bangladeshi American novelist, literary essayist, performer, and clinical social worker with an endless curiosity about the stories we tell of ourselves, our relationships, and our lineage. Their short stories and essays have appeared in the
Seattle Times,
The Atlantic,
SeattleMet Magazine,
Autostraddle, and
The Rumpus, among others. They are currently at work on a debut novel about rupture and transformation in the lives of three Bangladeshi American young women uncovering their mother’s deeply guarded secrets after her unexpected death. Learn more about their work and get in touch at
www.jordanalam.com.
