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Mapping The City & The City: an interview with China Miéville
tor.com - 6/1/2009
Mapping The City & The City: an interview with China Miéville
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China Miéville is one of fantasy’s most recognizable names and one of its most distinctive, brightest voices. Having made a promising debut with 1998’s King Rat , he is best known for his multiple award-winning novel Perdido Street Station and The Scar and Iron Council , the follow-up novels ...
China Miéville on Crime Novels
whatever.scalzi.com - 5/26/2009
China Miéville on Crime Novels
— whatever.scalzi.com — China Miéville’s new novel The City & The City hits the stores today, and it’s a novel... that simultaneously fulfills Miéville fan expectatation and is something that they never would have seen coming. Fans of the author almost certainly ... (more) China Miéville on Crime Novels

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randomhouse.com - 5/26/2009
The City & The City by China Miéville - Hardcover
— randomhouse.com — ABOUT THIS BOOK New York Times bestselling author China Miéville delivers his most accomplished novel yet, an... existential thriller set in a city unlike any other–real or imagined. When a murdered woman is found in the city of Beszel, somewhere at the ... (more) The City & The City by China Miéville - Hardcover

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FRONTLINE: the tank man: themes: attempting to erase history
pbs.org - 6/4/2009
FRONTLINE: the tank man: themes: attempting to erase history
— pbs.org — Timothy Brook Professor of Chinese history, University of British Columbia. The media silence imposed on Tiananmen was... huge. Chinese in China don't know this image. They don't see this image. This is not part of their visual repertoire. [The ... (more) FRONTLINE: the tank man: themes: attempting to erase history

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June 2, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — Be sure to check out the Shirley Jackson Awards Blog for more interview goodness with various talented writers. Interviews The Shirley Jackson Awards interviews Stephen Graham Jones. Richard Dansky interviews Cherie Priest. Joshua Palmatier on Author Introduction: Diana Pharaoh Francis. BSC Review interviews Brian Sanderson (video). Neth Space interviews Kate Griffin. Theresa Delucci interviews China Mieville. Clayton Neuman interviews Larry Niven. Advice/Articles Hobie Hobart on 7 ...

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REVIEW | The City & The City by China Miéville (Del Rey)
booktionary.blogspot.com 5/26/2009 — The City & The City was one of those books that everyone has been hotly awaiting since announced. I must admit I fell into the trap as well with the entire mystique surround its release. Even to the point where the author asked reviewers to be very vague about some of the details. After ...
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jeffvandermeer.com 6/17/2009 — Last year, I interviewed China Miéville for Weird Tales’ 85th anniversary issue. Yesterday, I posted a short excerpt of the interview on Omnivoracious as part of an announcement about China blogging there. (For those of you living under ...
Omni Podcast: China Mieville on "The City & The City"
omnivoracious.com 6/17/2009 — After a busy few days of talking to authors at BookExpo America and a couple of weeks editing the results, it's time to start sharing the more than a dozen interviews Daphne and I did with a pretty spectacular group...
China Mieville, Author of The City & The City: Guest-Blogging This Week at Omnivoracious
omnivoracious.com 6/15/2009 — Omnivoracious is proud to welcome China Mieville as a guest blogger this week. Arguably one of the most important fantasists of the last decade, Mieville made his mark with the insanely imaginative Perdido Street Station. The novel single-handedly ...
MINI-REVIEW | Un Lun Dun by China Miéville (Del Rey)
booktionary.blogspot.com 8/13/2009 — China Miéville is fast becoming one of my favorite authors as The City & The City made my top reads this year so far and Un Lun Dun is now up there as well. I still need to dive deeper into his work to be sure as I've heard the majority of his other books are much darker, but his ...
Monster-free China: Mieville's The City & The City
suvudu.com 5/4/2009 — I shouldn't admit this, but I am always a little surprised when an author meets a due date. Being a good writer requires a lot of thinking and planning, and those acts are often indistinguishable from their unruly stepcousin procrastination. So it ...
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subterraneanpress.com 5/18/2009 — By China Mieville (preorder--to be published in July 2009) Limited: $75 Lettered: $500 Subterranean Press is proud to present the limited edition of what may well be China’s breakthrough novel. In such novels as King Rat , Perdido Street Station , ...
Review: China Miéville crosses over to a parallel world in The City and the City — SCI FI Wire 6/1/2009
When the Firesign Theatre asked, "How can you be in two places at once when you're not anywhere at all?" they probably weren't expecting an answer. But New Weird luminary China Miéville provides one in his unorthodox fantasy novel, The City ...