- Author: Jack Deighton Author Record # 695
- Legal Name: Stephen, Jack Deighton
- Birthplace: Dumbarton, Scotland, UK
- Birthdate: 1953
- Language: English
- Webpages: sf-encyclopedia.com, writers-bloc.org.uk
- Used These Alternate Names: Jack D. Stephen
| Other views: | Summary Awards Chronological |
Novels
- A Son of the Rock (1997)
- Closing Time (1994)
- Dusk (2005)
- Osmotic Pressure (2010)
- Shift (2000)
- The Face of the Waters (1992)
- The Gentlemen Go By (2000)
- This is the Road (1993)
- 2016 Round Up (2017) with Nina Allan and Elaine Gallagher and Ian Hunter and Paul Kincaid and Tony Lee and Jonathan McCalmont and Maureen Kincaid Speller and Stephen Theaker and Jo L. Walton
- Letter (Matrix 54) (1984)
- Letter (Matrix 89) (1990)
- Letter (Paperback Inferno, 56) (1985)
- Letter (Vector 128) (1985)
- Letter (Vector 135) (1986)
- Letter (Vector 178) (1994)
- Letter (Vector 202) (1998)
- Letter (Vector 203) (1999)
- Letter (Vector 233) (2004)
- Letter (Vector 235) (2004)
- Review of 'Extinction' by Kuzuaki Takano (2016)
- Review of The Game Is Altered by Mez Packer (2012)
- 2312 (2012) by Kim Stanley Robinson
- A Borrowed Man (2015) by Gene Wolfe
- A Skinful of Shadows (2017) by Frances Hardinge
- Automatic Eve (2019) by Rokuro Inui
- Beneath the World, A Sea (2019) by Chris Beckett
- Beta-Life: Short Stories from an A-Life Future (2015) by Ra Page and Prof. Martyn Amos
- Bête (2014) by Adam Roberts
- City of Blades (2016) by Robert Jackson Bennett
- Close Your Eyes (2018) by Paul Jessup
- Composite Creatures (2021) by Caroline Hardaker
- Death's End (2018) by Cixin Liu
- Deathless (2013) by Catherynne M. Valente
- Echo Cycle (2020) by Patrick Edwards (UK)
- Empty Space (2012) by M. John Harrison
- Engineering Infinity (2011) by Jonathan Strahan
- Europe in Winter (2016) by Dave Hutchinson
- Fever (2012) by Lauren DeStefano
- Fifty-One (2018) by Chris Barnham
- Hold Up the Sky (2020) by Cixin Liu
- Hope Island (2020) by Tim Major
- Impulse (2015) by Dave Bara
- Incomplete Solutions (2019) by Wole Talabi
- Invisible Planets: Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction in Translation (2017) by Ken Liu
- Irregularity (2015) by Jared Shurin
- Koko Takes a Holiday (2014) by Kieran Shea
- Look at the Birdie (2010) by Kurt Vonnegut
- Occupy Me (2016) by Tricia Sullivan
- On the Steel Breeze (2014) by Alastair Reynolds
- Palestine +100: Stories From a Century After the Nakba (2019) by Basma Ghalayini
- Paris Adrift (2018) by E. J. Swift
- Planesrunner (2013) by Ian McDonald
- Queen of Kings (2011) by Maria Dahvana Headley
- Re-Coil (2020) by J. T. Nicholas
- Redshirts (2013) by John Scalzi
- Revenger (2016) by Alastair Reynolds
- Sixteenth Watch (2020) by Myke Cole
- Skein Island (2020) by Aliya Whiteley
- Smallworld (2011) by Dominic Green
- Supercute Futures (2018) by Martin Millar
- The Book of Hidden Things (2018) by Francesco Dimitri
- The City in the Middle of the Night (2019) by Charlie Jane Anders
- The City We Became (2020) by N. K. Jemisin
- The Copper Promise (2014) by Jen Williams
- The Dark Forest (2015) by Cixin Liu
- The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August (2014) by Claire North
- The First Sister (2021) by Linden A. Lewis
- The Freedom Maze (2015) by Delia Sherman
- The Great Chain of Unbeing (2018) by Andrew Crumey
- The Menace from Farside (2020) by Ian McDonald
- The Mother Code (2021) by Carole Stivers
- The Mountains of Parnassus (2017) by Czeslaw Milosz
- The Orphanage of Gods (2019) by Helena Coggan
- The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories (2016) by Ken Liu
- The Peacock Cloak (2013) by Chris Beckett
- The Quantum Thief (2010) by Hannu Rajaniemi
- The Seventh Miss Hatfield (2014) by Anna Caltabiano
- The Society of Time (2021) by John Brunner
- The Stars Are Legion (2017) by Kameron Hurley
- The Switch (2017) by Justina Robson
- The Thinking Engine (2015) by James Lovegrove
- The Three-Body Problem (2015) by Cixin Liu
- This Fragile Earth (2021) by Susannah Wise
- This Is How You Lose the Time War (2019) by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone
- Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights (2016) by Salman Rushdie
- We See a Different Frontier: A Postcolonial Speculative Fiction Anthology (2013) by Djibril al-Ayad and Fábio Fernandes
- Wild Harbour (2021) by Ian Macpherson
- Wither (2011) by Lauren DeStefano