China Miéville

British · b. 1972

6 award wins

Award History

Award	Year	Book	Status
Arthur C. Clarke Award	2005	Iron Council	Winner
Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel	2005	Iron Council	Winner
British Fantasy Award for Best Novel	2003	The Scar	Winner
Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel	2003	The Scar	Winner
Arthur C. Clarke Award	2001	Perdido Street Station	Winner
British Fantasy Award for Best Novel	2001	Perdido Street Station	Winner

Award-Winning Books

Winner
Iron Council
China MiévilleArthur C. Clarke Award
Winner
Perdido Street Station
China MiévilleArthur C. Clarke Award
Winner
The Scar
China MiévilleBritish Fantasy Award for Best Novel

About China Miéville

China Miéville (born September 6, 1972) is a British speculative fiction writer best known for his New Weird novels including Perdido Street Station, The Scar, Iron Council, The City & the City, and Embassytown. He has won numerous awards, including three Arthur C. Clarke Awards (a record), the Hugo Award, World Fantasy Award, British Fantasy Awards, BSFA Award, and multiple Locus Awards, and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 2015.