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I'd like to recommend one as well: The City & the City, by China Miéville. A delightful, unique experience! Fresh and original, “fantasy science fiction”. Not a

I'd like to recommend one as well: The City & the City, by China Miéville. A delightful, unique experience! Fresh and original, “fantasy science fiction”. Not a big fan of detective stories and noir, but this is something else.

lanfeust6 1y ago
Liked it though preferred Embassytown. Hated PSS.
flanbiscuit 1y ago
I loved Perdido Street Station and The Scar. Haven't read this one but I'm adding it to my list now. Thanks!
georgefrowny 1y ago
I found Railsea really fun. It's a bit silly and didn't take itself very seriously. Somehow it feels like it could have been a novelisation of a British 1960/70s stop motion TV show like the Clangers.
shawn_w 1y ago
I think of TC&TC as sociological science fiction.