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Dust 2002

SPECIAL LOCUS OFFER FOR RR READERS
Posted Fishday, 17 Dust, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack

Locus Magazine would like to offer China Miéville fans the opportunity to buy the March 2002 issue (containing China's interview, see right) free of postage, or receive the magazine free with a new one-year subscription.

Follow this link.

INTERVIEW AT FORTEAN BUREAU
Posted Skullday, 6 Dust, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack

Kimberley Bradford has let us know that she has an interview with China Miéville at the Fortean Bureau speculative fiction magazine. Read it here.

LA FACTORIA DE IDEAS TO PUBLISH THE SCAR
Posted Dockday, 4 Dust, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack

La Factoria de Ideas will release The Scar (as La cicatriz) in Spanish translation before the end of the year. Thanks to Luís Filipe Silva for the information.

EXCERPT FROM "THE TAIN" ONLINE
Posted Fishday, 3 Dust, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack

Fantastic Metropolis is running a 900-word excerpt from China Miéville's new novella "The Tain", due out this month from Peter Crowther's PS Publishing.

Click here for the excerpt.

PSS WINS IGNOTUS AWARD
Posted Fishday, 3 Dust, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack

China's Perdido Street Station (better yet, La estación de la calle Perdido) won the Spanish Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel of 2001. The Ignotus is the Spanish equivalent to the Hugo, and is awarded by the members of the Spanish Science Fiction and Fantasy Association. Thanks Jorge Candeias for the information.

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