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- Legal Name: Miéville, China Tom
- Birthplace: Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
- Birthdate: 6 September 1972
- Wikipedia Entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Mieville
- IMDB Entry: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2407103/
- Webpage: http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/mieville_china
- Webpage: http://chinamieville.net/
- Interviews: Crunch Fantasy , China Miéville: Messing With Fantasy , China Miéville: Fabular Logic , Remaking the World , Moving on to Grotesquerie , An Interview with China Miéville , Watching China: An Interview with China Mieville , China Miéville: Capitalizing Weird , Blowing Raspberries , Beyond Consolation , China Miéville , Mich interessiert beides - die Politik und die Monster! , Gothic Politics: A discussion with China Miéville , Interview: China Miéville , Feature Interview: China Miéville , In a Carapace of Light: A Conversation with China Miéville , Watching China (revised)
- ISFDB Record Number: 2180
- Biography: Bio:China Miéville
- Bibliographic Comments: Author:China Miéville
- Author Tags: steampunk (7) , new weird (6) , fantasy (6) , arthur c clarke award finalist (5) , hugo award for best novel finalist (5) , bsfa award for best novel finalist (4) , Kurd Laßwitz Award: Best Foreign Novel (4) , nebula award for best novel finalist (3) , arthur c clarke award winner (3) , hugo and nebula award for best novel finalist (3) , British Fantasy Award for novel winner (2) , 2-award-winner (2) , bram stoker award for superior achievement in a first novel finalist (1) , to read 2000 (1) , philip k dick award finalist (1) , dolphin (1) , to read 2010 (1) , locus award for best fantasy novel finalist (1) , tentacles (1) , urban fantasy (1) , theological (1) , sf site readers poll finalist (1) , sf site editors choice finalist (1) , satire (1) , pulp fiction (1) , locus award for best fantasy novel winner (1) , dark comedy (1) , young-adult fantasy (1) , Young Adult (1) , 2009 Hugo Award Nominee (1) , 2009 Nebula Award Nominee (1) , to read 2009 (1) , world fantasy award for best novel winner (1) , hugo award for best novel winner (1) , bsfa award for best novel winner (1) , 3-award-winner (1) , john w campbell award finalist (1) , Hugo Award Winner (1) , 5-award-winner (1) , locus award for best science fiction novel finalist (1) , to read 2011 (1) , bsfa award for best short fiction finalist (1) , read in 2012 (1) , science fiction (1) , dystopia (1) , weird (1)
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- New Crobuzon
- 1 Perdido Street Station (2000)
- 2 The Scar (2002)
- 3 Iron Council (2004)
- King Rat (1998)
- Un Lun Dun (2007)
- The City & The City (2009)
- Kraken: An Anatomy (2010)
- Embassytown (2011)
- Railsea (2012)
-
Looking for Jake: Stories (2005)
also appeared as:
- Variant Title: Looking for Jake and Other Stories (2005)
- The Tain (2002)
- Red Planets: Marxism and Science Fiction (2009) with Mark Bould
- Cover: Un Lun Dun (2007)
- Cover: Vector 213 (2009)
- Un Lun Dun (2007)
- Railsea (2012)
- Perdido Street Station (unpublished)
- Highway 61 Revisited (1986)
- Looking for Jake (1998)
- Different Skies (1999)
- An End to Hunger (2000)
- Details (2002)
- The Tain (2002)
- Familiar (2002)
-
Buscard's Murrain (2003)
also appeared as:
- Variant Title: Entry Taken From A Medical Encyclopaedia (2005)
- Foundation (2003)
- Reports of Certain Events in London (2004)
- 'Tis the Season (2004)
- The Ball Room (2005) with Emma Bircham and Max Schaefer [also as by Max Schäfer and Emma Bircham and China Miéville ]
- Go Between (2005)
- Jack (2005)
- On the Way to the Front (2005)
- A Room of One's Own (2008)
- From The City & The City (2009)
- Covehithe (2011)
- Pulvadmonitor: The Dust's Warning (2011)
- Three Moments of an Explosion (2012)
- Letter (Interzone #42) (1990)
- Fifty Science Fiction & Fantasy Books Socialists Should Read (2000)
- Letter (Vector 214) (2000)
- Introduction to Perdido Street Station (excerpt) (2001)
- Jenna Felice (2001)
- Introduction: The Limits of Vision(aries) (Things That Never Happen) (2002)
- Introduction: "And Yet": The Antinomies of William Hope Hodgson (2002)
- The Limits of Vision(aries): or M. John Harrison Returns to London, and it is Spring (2002)
- Long Live the New Weird (2003)
- The New Weird (2003)
- Letter (Locus #516) (2004)
- Afterword (King Rat) (2005)
- Introduction (The First Men in the Moon) (2005)
- Movements in Science Fiction and Fantasy: A Symposium - New Weird (2005)
- Introduction (At the Mountains of Madness) (2005)
- Introduction (Dagger Key and Other Stories) (2007)
- M.R. James and the Quantum Vampire Weird; Hauntological: Versus and/or and and/or or? (2008)
- Introduction (The Walrus & The Warwolf) (2010)
- Introduction (The Illustrated Gormenghast Trilogy) (2011)
- Afterweird (The Weird) (2012)
- Alien Evasion (2012)
- Afterword: The Efficacy of a Worm-Eaten Dictionary (2012)
- Forward Thinking (2012)
- The Course of the Heart (2005) by M. John Harrison