China Miéville
British (also holds US citizenship)Science FictionUrban FantasyFantasy WorldPolitical Intrigueb. 1972
China Miéville (born 6 September 1972) is a British novelist, critic and academic known for works of 'new weird' speculative fiction that blend fantasy, science fiction and political themes. His notable novels include Perdido Street Station, The Scar, Iron Council, The City & the City and Embassytown. He has won multiple major genre awards and also writes non‑fiction on politics and history.
Awards
['Arthur C. Clarke Award', 'British Fantasy Award', 'World Fantasy Award', 'Hugo Award']
Notable Works
['Perdido Street Station', 'The Scar', 'Iron Council', 'The City & the City', 'Embassytown', 'Un Lun Dun']
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