Crankcast Week 317 – 20111103

Double FeatureSci Fi #2 is out!

This week on the Crankcast…Mike comes to us from the Four Star Studios and while we ramble on and mention that Double Feature Comics "Sci Fi #2" is out we absolutlely do not talk about their big announcement involving Graphic.ly.

Congrats guys!

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Week 317 – Time: 64min. – File Size: 29.3mb

2 Responses to “Crankcast Week 317 – 20111103”

  1. Henrik J Says:

    RE: China Mieville

    His most popular work are the Bas-Lag books, they consist of
    Perdido Street Station
    The Scar
    Iron Council

    They all take place in the same world, they are loosely connected so you can read them in any order if you want, but you would probably enjoy them more in the above order.

    His latest book is Embassytown, a science fiction novel but with a dash of Weird that Mieville is known for, and outside of Perdido Street Station, probably my favourite Mieville novel.

    He wrote a crime novel called The City & the City, it is his most down to earth book with very little fantasy, but still really good.

    Un Lun Dun is a Young Adult fantasy novel, very much like things Neil Gaiman writes, i like it, but it written for a different audience than his other books so would only recommend it to people who like his other work.

    Kraken is (in my opinion) his weakest work, an Urban fantasy with a lot of humor in the writing, probably the book that divides fans the most.

    To summarise, i love China Mieville, as a fan of Fantasy and Science Fiction i was completely blown away the first time i read one of his books and i would strongly recommend starting with Perdido Street Station

  2. crank! Says:

    Thanks for that.

    I really didn’t know where to begin.