[J.D. Berry]'s [The Djinni Chronicles] was an entry in the [2000] [Annual Interactive Fiction Competition]. It is a very [surreal] story, told from the point of view of a [djinni] (or, in some [interpretation]s, three of them). It is in many ways [reminiscent] of [Dan Schmidt]'s [For a Change].

Djinn is also a [novel] by the [French] [novelist] [Alain Robbe-Grillet], master of the [nouveau roman] ([French|Fr.] `new novel'). A man joins a [secret organisation] dedicated to [the overthrow of technology] and meets a mysterious woman named `Djinn'. As with much of the nouveau roman [genre], Robbe-Grillet's novel exhibits a great deal of [uncertainty] and [confusion] regarding [identity] and [time].

As for [The Word without a word, unable to speak a word|the word], the [singular] is `djinni', while the [plural] is `djinn'.

Djinn (thing)