Blogs about: China Mieville
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Reads in Progress: The Video Series
I haven’t posted a review in a while. That would be because I haven’t finished reading a book in a while. I’ve spent much free time on TagShadow and I’ve been working late to c… more →
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Catching those readers.
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SaintAsh wrote 1 week ago: Today while discussing China Mieville with a friend, she pointed out that a lot of readers have trou … more →
Transition by Iain Banks
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hecallaghan wrote 3 weeks ago: I wonder if it’s a function of the clocks going back, but I was pretty much dazed all day. Wor … more →
Author You Should Get Into: China Miéville
Oden wrote 4 weeks ago: China Miéville has quickly turned into one of my very favorite authors. I have enjoyed his books so … more →
Required Reading: The City and the City
gradland wrote 1 month ago: China Mieville had me at hello. Or, rather, he had me at the opening lines of The Scar: “A mi … more →
China Miéville and Urban Fantasy
TGW wrote 1 month ago: When one thinks of London-set contemporary fantasy, the first book that springs to mind is inevitabl … more →
alien locomotion
foreigntrains wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know how many train enthusiasts will find their way to this site based on its title, b … more →
10 Reasons why you shouldn't read this blog
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grumphy wrote 1 month ago: Well, there are many things I could say here … but this is an honest appraisal of my chances o … more →
and he points to his survival, and he points me down the road
Professor Coldheart wrote 1 month ago: Perdido Street Station: Weird, original and engrossing; a blend of Cronenberg and Dickens. China Mie … more →
China Mieville Going Downhill (in my opinion)
whitleyrr wrote 1 month ago: So, I just finished China Mieville’s much hyped Iron Council. Ehhh. He has such good ideas, … more →
The first page of Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
Ari Collins wrote 1 month ago: Veldt to scrub to fields to farms to these first tumbling houses that rise from the earth. It has be … more →
King Rat (China Miéville)
kalafudra wrote 1 month ago: King Rat is China Miéville’s first novel. Plot: Saul returns to the home he shares with his fa … more →
Gardens of the Moon - and other fantasy books
reddingmineshaft wrote 2 months ago: Today we’re going to talk about books again. Although I’m an English student, I’m … more →
a literary confession
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elizaw wrote 2 months ago: I have never read anything by China Mieville. He’s been recommended to me for years, actually. … more →
Perdido Street Station
shawjonathan wrote 2 months ago: China Mieville, Perdido Street Station (Pan Macmillan 2000) Kim Stanley Robinson (you know who he is … more →
Are you up to the challenge?
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Ben Godby wrote 2 months ago: Ever since I’ve taken an interest in short, genre fiction, I feel like every second editorial … more →
Which comes first: the story or the world?
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kshayes513 wrote 2 months ago: Do you start with a situation and some characters, and build a world in which those characters could … more →
Review: The City and The City by China Miéville
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mentatjack wrote 2 months ago: Some Pre-Review Thoughts I was listening to an interview with Jay Lake and he mentioned that his Tri … more →
Reads in Progress: The Video Series
mentatjack wrote 2 months ago: I haven’t posted a review in a while. That would be because I haven’t finished reading a … more →
Words Move Me
mentatjack wrote 2 months ago: Slick but limited, Sony’s new quote sharing utility, Words Move Me is a VERY neat concept. The … more →
