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	Born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire. British novelist, playwright, bookseller, performer and short-story writer.		Born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire. British novelist, playwright, bookseller, performer and short-story writer.

	Noon's first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to [[Lewis Carroll]]’s two Alice books: ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1865) and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]], and What Alice Found There'' (1871).		Noon's first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''[[Automated Alice]]'' is a "trequel" to [[Lewis Carroll]]’s two Alice books: ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1865) and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]], and What Alice Found There'' (1871).

	Other novels are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998), a collection of fifty short stories, '' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that Noon calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consists of a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other novels are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998), a collection of fifty short stories, '' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that Noon calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consists of a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	Born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire~~, England~~. British novelist, playwright, bookseller, performer and short-story writer.		Born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire. British novelist, playwright, bookseller, performer and short-story writer.

	Noon's first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to [[Lewis Carroll]]’s two Alice books: ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1865) and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]], and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in ''Pollen'', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said on his official site.		Noon's first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to [[Lewis Carroll]]’s two Alice books: ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1865) and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]], and What Alice Found There'' (1871).

	Other novels are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) ~~that is~~ a collection of fifty short stories, '' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consists in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other novels are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998), a collection of fifty short stories, '' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that Noon calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consists of a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	~~He was a British novelist who was born~~ in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. ~~He is also a~~ playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.		Born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. British novelist, playwright, bookseller, performer and short-story writer.

	~~His~~ first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis ~~Carroll’s~~ two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in ''Pollen'', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.		Noon's first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to [[Lewis Carroll]]’s two Alice books: ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' (1865) and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]], and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in ''Pollen'', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said on his official site.

	Other ~~Noon's works~~ are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It ~~consisted~~ in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other novels are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) that is a collection of fifty short stories, '' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consists in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.		He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.

	His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.		His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in ''Pollen'', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.

	Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.		His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.

	Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998) that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.		He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.

	His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has ~~written~~ in his official site.		His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has said in his official site.

	Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.		He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.

	His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There''(1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has written in his official site.		His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There'' (1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has written in his official site.

	Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.		Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.

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	~~Born~~ 1957. ~~British novelist~~.		He was a British novelist who was born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire, England. He is also a playwright, bookseller, performer and a short story writer.

	~~[[Category~~:~~Expansion]]~~		His first four novels, which share characters and settings, are commonly referred to as the 'Vurt series': ''Vurt'' (1993), ''Pollen'' (1995), ''Automated Alice'' (1996), and ''Nymphomation'' (1997). ''Automated Alice'' is a "trequel" to Lewis Carroll’s two Alice books: ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' (1865) and '' Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There''(1871). The novella tells the story of Alice's journey to a future Manchester of 1998 populated by Newmonians, who suffer from newmonia (pronounced the same as the real illness pneumonia), Civil Serpents and her cat named Quark. Alice also meets a certain author by the name of Zenith O’Clock. As it is said before, Alice appeared in Noon's previous books, but especially in '''Pollen''', where she appears as a very sick and dying child, but here he brings her back to life as he has written in his official site.

			Other Noon's works are ''Pixel Juice'' (1998)that is a collection of fifty short stories,'' Needle in the Groove'' (2000), a novella, which follows Elliot Hill in Manchester's music scene during the latter half of the twentieth-century, ''Cobralingus'' (2001) a collection of ten short pieces that he calls "metamorphiction" , ''Falling out of Cars'' (2002) a road novel that follows the journey of Marlene Moore, who is a journalist, and three more companions around a diseased England and ''217 Babel Street'' (2008), which is a project with four authors, Susanna Jones, Alison MacLeod, William Shaw and Noon. It consisted in a series of interconnected short stories in a fictional British apartment building.


			Bibliography:

			Noon, Jeff. ''Metamorphiction'' - Official site. 15 June 2012 <http://www.metamorphiction.com/>

			Santala, Ismo. "Jeff Noon". ''The Modern Word''. 15 June 2012 <http://www.themodernword.com/scriptorium/noon.html>

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