Chet 2002
U.K. BOOK SIGNINGS
Posted Blueday, 29 Chet, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack To promote the release of his new novel, The Scar, China Miéville will be touring the UK doing signings, readings and Q&A sessions at the following locations: - Saturday April 27, 1 pm, Forbidden Planet, London
- Tuesday April 30, 1 pm, Forbidden Planet, Birmingham
- Tuesday April 30, 7 pm, Waterstones, Deansgate, Manchester
- Wednesday May 1, 7 pm, Discussion Group at Borders, Glasgow
- Monday May 13, 7 pm, Borders, Oxford St, London (with Jon Courtenay Grimwood)
- Tuesday May 14, 6.30 pm, BookMarks Bookshop
- Wednesday May 29, 6.30 pm, Ottakers, Midsummer Place, Milton Keynes
- Tuesday June 4, 8 pm, Vox'n'Roll Event with Alan Warner
PSS SHORTLISTED FOR HUGO
Posted Skullday, 19 Chet, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack Perdido Street Station is a again shortlisted for another literary award, the 2002 Hugo. This year's nominees for Best Novel are: - The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
- American Gods by Neil Gaiman
- Perdido Street Station by China Miéville
- Cosmonaut Keep by Ken MacLeod
- Passage by Connie Willis
- The Chronoliths by Robert Charles Wilson
(No Harry Potter this year, sorry.) Winners will be announced at ConJose, on September 1, 2002. For more information, visit the official ConJose website.
REVIEW AND INTERVIEW BY J. BERLYNE
Posted Dockday, 17 Chet, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack SFRevu is hosting a review of The Scar as well as an interview with China Miéville, both by J. Berlyne.
U.S. TOUR UPDATE
Posted Fishday, 16 Chet, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack Details of China's U.S. tour in July can be found on Locus Online.
THE SCAR REVIEWED
Posted Shunday, 13 Chet, Anno Urbis 2002 by gblack Chery Morgan of Emerald City has posted one of the very first reviews of China's forthcoming novel The Scar. Proceed to Deep Cuts (contains light spoilers.)
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