China Miéville
The central figure of the New Weird and the most formally restless major fantasist of his generation: Miéville re-opened the weird tradition for the twenty-first century and made genre hybridity itself a respectable literary…
New Weird
The early-2000s movement remixing weird fiction with urban grit and political teeth, with Miéville's New Crobuzon as its flagship city.
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Essential books, oldest first (2)
Perdido Street Station
Arthur C.
The Scar
BSFA and Locus winner, widely held the best Bas-Lag book: proof the New Weird could do swashbuckling sweep without surrendering an ounce of strangeness.