Kenneth Hunter Gordon answers to “Kenny,” generally, and only pulls out the Big Name when no other option is available. He feels like a little kid much of the time, and thinks that might be his superpower. He is a musician as well as a writer, and takes the same approach to both, to wit: it’s gotta swing. He lives in Salt Lake City with his family. Prior to that he lived in Los Angeles and saw fires and floods and earthquakes and riots. Any day you’re not driving home from work between pillars of smoke is a good day.

"A small, strange, beautiful thing inhabiting a liminal space between sci-fi and parable."—Edward Ashton, author of Mickey7"With simple language and seamless worldbuilding, Kenneth Hunter Gordon weaves a daunting tale of human survival.”—Carole Stivers, author of The Mother Code"Like all the best fairy tales, [The Girl Who Made a Mouse From Her Grandfather’s Whiskers] is darkly subversive and sneakily wise."—Julianne Pachico, author of Jungle House“Kenneth Hunter Gordon weaves a science fiction fantasy fable into a heartfelt tale that would please the Brothers Grimm.”—Johnny Worthen, best-selling author of The Unseen trilogy, Things Bequeathed and the Coronam Trilogy“Gordon has constructed a narrative that is by turns warm, frightening, and magical.”—Jessica Lévai, author of The Glass Garden

Kenneth Hunter Gordon answers to “Kenny,” generally, and only pulls out the Big Name when no other option is available. He feels like a little kid much of the time, and thinks that might be his superpower. He is a musician as well as a writer, and takes the same approach to both, to wit: it’s gotta swing. He lives in Salt Lake City with his family. Prior to that he lived in Los Angeles and saw fires and floods and earthquakes and riots. Any day you’re not driving home from work between pillars of smoke is a good day.

"A small, strange, beautiful thing inhabiting a liminal space between sci-fi and parable."—Edward Ashton, author of Mickey7"With simple language and seamless worldbuilding, Kenneth Hunter Gordon weaves a daunting tale of human survival.”—Carole Stivers, author of The Mother Code"Like all the best fairy tales, [The Girl Who Made a Mouse From Her Grandfather’s Whiskers] is darkly subversive and sneakily wise."—Julianne Pachico, author of Jungle House“Kenneth Hunter Gordon weaves a science fiction fantasy fable into a heartfelt tale that would please the Brothers Grimm.”—Johnny Worthen, best-selling author of The Unseen trilogy, Things Bequeathed and the Coronam Trilogy“Gordon has constructed a narrative that is by turns warm, frightening, and magical.”—Jessica Lévai, author of The Glass Garden