China Mieville is one of the well-known British authors who likes to write novels based on the fantasy, new weird, Steampunk, and weird fiction genres. He is also popular as a comic writer, novelist, and academic. Author China was born on September 6, 1972, in Norwich, England, The United Kingdom, and is working as a professional writer since the year 1998. He often portrays his work as weird fiction, inspired from the early twentieth century horror and pulp writers like H.P. Lovecraft. Also, he considers himself to be a member of the loose group of authors called as New Weird.
Books in order of publication:
New Crobuzon Books
| Perdido Street Station | (2000) | |
| The Scar | (2002) | |
| Iron Council | (2004) |
Dial H: Nuevo Universo DC Book Books
| Dial H, Vol. 1 | (2012) | |
| Dial H, Vol. 2 | (2012) |
Standalone Novels
| King Rat | (1998) | |
| Un Lun Dun | (2007) | |
| The City & the City | (2009) | |
| Kraken | (2010) | |
| Embassytown | (2011) | |
| Railsea | (2012) | |
| This Census-Taker | (2016) | |
| The Last Days of New Paris | (2016) |
Short Stories Books
| The Tain | (2002) |
Short Story Collections
| Looking for Jake | (2005) | |
| Three Moments of an Explosion | (2009) |
Picture Books
| The Worst Breakfast | (2016) |
Non-Fiction Books
| Between Equal Rights | (2006) | |
| War With No End | (2007) | |
| Red Planets | (2009) | |
| London’s Overthrow | (2012) | |
| The Library Book (With: Karin Slaughter,Ann Cleeves,Val McDermid,,Kate Mosse,Julian Barnes) | (2012) | |
| October | (2017) |
Anthologies
| Breaking Windows | (2003) | |
| Creatures: Thirty Years of Monsters | (2011) | |
| The Library Book | (2012) | |
| The Bestiary | (2015) |
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