Jeff Noon
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Jeff Noon (born in 1957 in Droylsden, Manchester, England) is a novelist, short story writer and playwright whose works make extensive use of wordplay and fantasy. Noon's speculative fiction books have ties to the works of writers such as Lewis Carroll and Jorge Luis Borges. Prior to his recent relocation (around the year 2000) to Brighton, Noon set most of his stories in some version of his native city of Manchester.
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Bibliography
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Novels and novellas
- Vurt (1993), ISBN 1-898051-03-8
- Pollen (1995), ISBN 1-898051-11-9
- Automated Alice (1996), ISBN 0-385-40808-0
- Nymphomation (1997), ISBN 0-385-40812-9
- Needle in the Groove (2000), ISBN 1-86230-091-7
- Falling Out of Cars (2002), ISBN 0-385-60296-0
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Short fiction collections
- Pixel Juice (1998), ISBN 0-385-40859-5
- Cobralingus (2001), ISBN 1-899598-16-2
- Mappalujo (2002) - co-written with Steve Beard, currently only available online
- 217 Babel Street (2008) - co-written with Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod and William Shaw, currently only available online
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Plays
- Woundings (1986), ISBN 1-870259-00-9
- Vurt - The Theatre Remix (May 2000- the show ran for three weeks)
- Somewhere The Shadow (May 2001- the show ran from Thursday 3 May - Saturday 26 May)
- The Modernists (June 2003- the show ran from Wednesday 11 June - Saturday 21 June )
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Radio work
- Dead Code - Ghosts of the Digital Age (BBC Radio 3, 2005)
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Film
- Woundings (based on the play), known as Brand New World (USA) (1998)
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