transmedial creation, incorporating a comic, The Caterer #3 (2008), purportedly written by Jeff Lint; a spoof Wikipedia page; a spoof collection of academic essays on Lint's work, And Your Point Is? (2014); and a mockumentary Lint: The Movie (2011), which features reminisces by "[Alan] Moore, Stewart Lee, Robin Ince, Mikey Georgeson, Josie Long, D. Harlan Wilson, Bill [Ectric], and many others on Lint’s outrageous and irritating career." Comic books Aylett has also written for comics, most notably the Jeff Lint title The Caterer (2008). Other projects include #27 of Tom Strong (2004), The Promissory for Arthur magazine’s "mimeo" line (2007), Get That Thing Away From Me (2014), and Johnny Viable, which appeared in Alan Moore's print magazine Dodgem Logic and was collected and expanded as the standalone Johnny Viable & His Terse Friends (2014). In 2021-22 Aylett's 3-part comic "Hyperthick" was published by Floating World Publishing; Alan Moore described it as "a new dimension of poetic genius" and Grant Morrison said "It's astonishing - like being riot-hosed with language, ideas and imagery!" Awards Slaughtermatic was shortlisted for the 1998 Philip K. Dick Award. Aylett was the recipient of the 2006 Jack Trevor Story Award. Personal life Aylett left school at the age of seventeen and worked in a book warehouse, and later in law publishing. A synesthete, Aylett claims to have books appear in his brain in one visual "glob" that looks like a piece of gum. Aylett also has Asperger syndrome. Bibliography Novels Short fiction Other Works The Caterer. Spoof Pearl Comics reprint. 2008. Johnny Viable and His Terse Friends. Floating World Comics. 2014. Notes References External links Interviews 2002 interview with 3:AM Magazine 2004 interview with Roy Christopher 2005 interview with Goaste 2005 interview with FIEND 2006 interview with FractalMatter 2006 interview with BookSlut 2008 interview with IncorporatingWriting 2013 interview with Mookychick 2016 interview with TriggerWarning Music and Audio Lint-inspired album by 7 Inch Stitch Rocket To The Room by The Wesley Kern Gun 1967 births Living people 20th-century English novelists 21st-century English novelists English comics writers English science fiction writers People from Bromley English male novelists English male non-fiction writers People with Asperger syndrome