By: Joshua Glenn

China Miéville’s EMBASSYTOWN

By: Joshua Glenn

From THE FABLES and CORALINE to THE SCAR

By: Joshua Glenn

China Miéville’s THE SCAR

By: Joshua Glenn

From LOOK TO WINDWARD and SENTRY to THE BOTTOMS

By: Marc Weidenbaum

Golf roars and other disquieting stories

By: Joshua Glenn

China Miéville’s PERDIDO STREET STATION

By: Peggy Nelson

Mathias Svalina’s Dream Delivery Service

By: Joshua Glenn

China Miéville’s THE SCAR

By: Joshua Glenn

China Miéville’s PERDIDO STREET STATION

By: Joshua Glenn

Like Tolkien, he has a cordial dislike for allegory.

By: Sarah Weinman

The precise definition of “New Weird” (a recent avant-garde literary movement seeking to update a moribund Fantasy/SF genre) remains elusive, but the works of British author CHINA MIÉVILLE (born 1972) simultaneously fit and subvert the […]