china mieville

Due out in August according to Amazon, just posted the cover on my site [url=http://www.fantasybookspot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=629[/url]]Here Awesome! Thoughts?

Inspired by the GRR Martin one, because I can actually remember this book and it seems as though, properly-approached, the only hurdle to accurately realising it would be money and three hours of screen time. Namely, who would you cast for a film of The Scar. I reckon on Kate Ashfield from...

I noticed a reference to a new book being released next year by Mieville called Looking For Jake. I couldnt find any other info though about it. Does anyone else know anything about this new book?

'Christmas will not be privatised', writes award winning author China Miéville in this exclusive short story: http://www.socialistreview.org.uk/article.php?articlenumber=9150

I've just finished this book and in shell shock :eek: I'm ever so pleased I didnt read this book of China Mieville's first, I think the cramming of information he's put into it would have put me off his work. The story around Issac and Lin and the closest associates Yag and Derkhan is...

On another thread here, Caladan Brood mentioned that China Mieville seems to have a bit of a problem with ending his stories. I though it might be worth discussing this aspect of Mieville's books in a little more detail. Purely from memory, here are the endings of his four novels thus far and...

Here's an interesting reading list compiled by China Mieville called 'Fifty Fantasy & Science Fiction Works That Socialists Should Read' : http://www.fantasticmetropolis.com/show.html?rw,50socialist,1 I'm a political agnostic if anything, but there is a real interest in politically engaged...

I thought it would be nice to start a thread on this book in the New Crobuzon series :) I personally dont think you have to read the books for this series in order. I read this book first before going onto PSS which is the first one in the series. But anyhow, I'm rambling :D What did...

I have it!!! signed limited edition copy of Iron Council. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Has anyone discovered this little gem by Mieville? :)

Here it is! I finally spoke to Mieville for an hour on Tuesday night. I've tried to ask as many of the questions you contributed as I could, but tried avoiding questions that you can find the answers to in recent interviews, I forgot a few and a couple I just made up on the fly. Without...

Greetings Fellow Chroniclists. :cool: You'll be delighted to know that your correspondant should soon be conducting an online interview with the author of this month's book club choice, China Mieville. If you have any questions you'd like to ask him, about this book, his works in general...

I still have not been able to procure a copy of the book but by all means feel free to begin the discussion whenever you wish. I'll jump in as soon as I can.

NOTE: Mild spoiler potential. If you're really picky about such things, come back after you've read the book. Cheers. The revolution is dead. Long live the revolution. Upon finishing China Mieville's 4th novel, Iron Council, I found myself reminded of Geroge Orwell's chronicle of his...

Perdido Street Station by China Mieville Publisher: Del Rey; (February 27, 2001) I enjoyed China Mieville's Perdido Street Station a lot, so perhaps I had better begin with its weak points. First off, it is an extremely dark, grim book. There are scenes here of terrible violence, gruesome...