EWWC - CHINA MIEVILLE -- Will the novel remain writers' favourite narrative form?
Has the dominant literary form of the 19th and 20th centuries grown stale? Is it no longer the best means of delivering stories in the 21st century? Or does the classic literary novel remain the form best placed to deliver innovative, memorable writing? Drawing on discussions about censorship, style, politics and identity, this session, bringing Edinburgh's 2012 Conference to a close, offers an address by multi award-winning author, China Mieville with renowned author Janne Teller in the moderator's chair.
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EWWC - ALI SMITH -- How should authors approach the task of writing a novel today?
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ZVWS FICTION: China Miéville [October 6th 2016]
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'Working Class' Is NOT An Identity | Ash Sarkar meets China Miéville | Downstream
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The Literary Imagination with Jonathan Lethem and Kim Stanley Robinson
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Michael Portillo: Is the Communist Manifesto relevant today? | China Miéville
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China Miéville, Conversation, 18 January 2017
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China Miéville: The Limits of Utopia - 2014 Nelson Institute Earth Day Conference
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Neil Gaiman on Terry Pratchett | JCCSF
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The Lost Art of Conversation | Mary Harrington and Eric Metaxas
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China Miéville, "October"
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Inside the Imagination of China Mieville
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The 3 elements of stupidity, according to philosophy | Jonny Thomson: Full Interview
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China Miéville on “October: The Story of the Russian Revolution”
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Keanu Reeves + China Miéville In Conversation | THE BOOK OF ELSEWHERE
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China Mieville - October: The Story of the Russian Revolution
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China Miéville: Marxism and Halloween - Socialism 2013
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Hugo Award winner China Mieville
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An hour with Deborah Levy | The Observer
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A Spectre Haunting: China Miéville on the Communist Manifesto
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