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Enter New Crobuzon: a city filled with science, steampunk and slake-moths. This breathtaking dive into China Miéville's haunting cityscape is vividly depicted by Doug Bell's immersive scratchboard-effect art and features an exclusive new afterword by the author.

With a host of characters as intricate as the city itself, Perdido Street Station is the ultimate steampunk novel and one that holds the reader gripped from its opening pages to its dramatic conclusion. No wonder it won the Arthur C. Clarke award and continues to hold the baton for Weird literature.
In the sprawling, chaotic city of New Crobuzon, where magic and machinery intertwine, a dangerous experiment unleashes a nightmare that threatens to consume everything. Isaac, a rogue scientist, unwittingly sets a monstrous force loose and must rally an unlikely band of outcasts to confront it. As the city teeters on the brink of destruction, the battle delves into the darkest corners of human ambition and the eerie beauty of the bizarre.

China Miéville’s Perdido Street Station is a spellbinding journey into a world teeming with grotesque wonders, savage horrors and the relentless pulse of revolution.

Production Details

Bound in screen-printed and blocked canvas cloth
Presented in a clamshell covered in paper which has been silver cold-foiled, printed, laminated and over-blocked in translucent foil with a design by the artist
Printed in black and metallic copper ink on Munken Pure paper
Printed map endpapers
Copper foiled top book edge
Black ribbon marker
Limitation label printed in copper metallic ink and signed by the author and the artist
Printed in Italy

Font

Set in Haarlemmer with Evanston Tavern as display

Pages

704 pages

Author

China Miéville​

Illustrated by

Doug Bell

Illustration

8 black & white integrated chapter opening illustrations
12 full-page colour illustrations printed on Gardapat Ivory paper

Printing

Limited to 500 copies

China Miéville​

Limited to 500 copies

Perdido Street Station​ (Limited Edition)

US$605
China Miéville’s Perdido Street Station comes to life in this Folio limited edition with just 500 copies available. Crafted with the author’s close involvement, this ultimate edition features an exclusive afterword by China and striking illustrations by Doug Bell.

Illustrated by Doug Bell

Afterword by the author

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About the Illustrator

Doug Bell

Doug Bell is an award-winning illustrator celebrated for his intricate line work and mastery of light and shadow. Using techniques like woodcut, scratchboard, and engraving, Bell creates images that bridge viewers to his subjects with depth and emotion.

His work, recognised by institutions such as Communication Arts, the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantastic Art, and American Illustration, reflects a commitment to capturing both form and feeling. Bell’s line-driven storytelling allows him to continually find new perspectives, bringing a sense of magic and precision to each stroke and making his work distinctive in commercial and fine art.​

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About the Illustrator

Doug Bell

Doug Bell is an award-winning illustrator celebrated for his intricate line work and mastery of light and shadow. Using techniques like woodcut, scratchboard, and engraving, Bell creates images that bridge viewers to his subjects with depth and emotion.

His work, recognised by institutions such as Communication Arts, the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantastic Art, and American Illustration, reflects a commitment to capturing both form and feeling. Bell’s line-driven storytelling allows him to continually find new perspectives, bringing a sense of magic and precision to each stroke and making his work distinctive in commercial and fine art.​

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About the Illustrator

Doug Bell

Doug Bell is an award-winning illustrator celebrated for his intricate line work and mastery of light and shadow. Using techniques like woodcut, scratchboard, and engraving, Bell creates images that bridge viewers to his subjects with depth and emotion.

His work, recognised by institutions such as Communication Arts, the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantastic Art, and American Illustration, reflects a commitment to capturing both form and feeling. Bell’s line-driven storytelling allows him to continually find new perspectives, bringing a sense of magic and precision to each stroke and making his work distinctive in commercial and fine art.​

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About the Illustrator

Doug Bell

Doug Bell is an award-winning illustrator celebrated for his intricate line work and mastery of light and shadow. Using techniques like woodcut, scratchboard, and engraving, Bell creates images that bridge viewers to his subjects with depth and emotion.

His work, recognised by institutions such as Communication Arts, the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantastic Art, and American Illustration, reflects a commitment to capturing both form and feeling. Bell’s line-driven storytelling allows him to continually find new perspectives, bringing a sense of magic and precision to each stroke and making his work distinctive in commercial and fine art.​

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About the Illustrator

Doug Bell

Doug Bell is an award-winning illustrator celebrated for his intricate line work and mastery of light and shadow. Using techniques like woodcut, scratchboard, and engraving, Bell creates images that bridge viewers to his subjects with depth and emotion.

His work, recognised by institutions such as Communication Arts, the Society of Illustrators, Spectrum Fantastic Art, and American Illustration, reflects a commitment to capturing both form and feeling. Bell’s line-driven storytelling allows him to continually find new perspectives, bringing a sense of magic and precision to each stroke and making his work distinctive in commercial and fine art.​

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About the Author

China Miéville​

China Miéville is a New York Times-bestselling author known for blending fantasy, horror, and science fiction in novels like Perdido Street Station (2000; Folio 2025), The Scar (2002) and Iron Council (2004). A fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, Miéville has won the Arthur C. Clarke, World Fantasy, Hugo, and British Science Fiction Awards. He has also been shortlisted for the Folio Prize.

Formerly an Associate Professor of Creative Writing at Warwick University, he’s also held roles at Birkbeck and Roosevelt University. Miéville is a founding editor of Salvage and was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for fiction in 2018.