Christopher Noxon
Christopher Noxon

Welcome to the interweb HQ for all things Christopher Noxon – click onward for inside info on one book, many articles, a few appearances and a doodle or two

I’m a nonfiction author, narrative journalist and brand consultant. I’ve written for the New York Times Magazine, Salon and Los Angeles Magazine. My book Rejuvenile: Kickball, Cartoons, Cupcakes and the Reinvention of the American Grown-Up was published in 2006 by Crown/Random House.

I’ve covered everything from L.A. politics to ultraconservative Christians to the inner workings of the TV industry. In general, I write about the media and the way people respond to it. Lately I’ve been having a lot of fun speaking about my book, working with Fortune 500 companies attempting to understand the rejuvenile market, and writing a parenting column for Reuters.

Come on in and have look around. And feel free to drop me a message.

I’m a CJ Convert

While I’ve got a Jewish wife, Jewish kids and an ever-widening circle of Jewish friends and colleagues, I stubbornly remain non-chosen. But I’m sick of being merely Jew-adjacent. So a few weeks ago, I became an official Cultural Jew, in front of a live audience at the opening of the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco. There was a quiz, humiliation and the downing of gefilte fish juice. My friends at Reboot have just posted audio, in streaming and podcast formats, of the whole mishigas. 

Rejuvenile: Kickball, Cartoons, Cupcakes and the Reinvention of the American Grown Up

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