The Scar

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The Scar is a 2002 fantasy novel by China Miéville set in his Bas-Lag universe, following exiles aboard a vast floating pirate city as they pursue a reality-warping leviathan.

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instanceOf fantasy novel
novel
secondary-world fantasy work
author China Miéville
awardNomination Arthur C. Clarke Award
British Fantasy Award
Hugo Award for Best Novel
centralTheme colonialism and empire
exile
identity
power and control
risk and obsession
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist Edward Miller
followedBy Iron Council
follows Perdido Street Station
genre fantasy
new weird
speculative fiction
hasFormat audiobook
e-book
hardcover
paperback
hasISBN 0-333-78174-5
language English
mainCharacter Bellis Coldwine
Shekel
linked to: Israeli new shekel

Tanner Sack
The Lovers
Uther Doul
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor blend of fantasy, horror, and steampunk elements
complex world-building
originalMediaType print
partOfSeries Bas-Lag series
plotElement exploration of the High Seas of Bas-Lag
political intrigue within a pirate city-state
quest to harness a reality-warping leviathan
prequel Perdido Street Station
publicationYear 2002
publisher Del Rey Books
Macmillan
Pan Macmillan
Tor Books
setInFictionalUniverse Bas-Lag
setting Bas-Lag world
The Armada
floating pirate city
timePeriodOfPublication early 21st century

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China Miéville notableWork The Scar
Hollow Triumph alsoKnownAs The Scar
China Miéville notableWork The Scar
subject linked to: Miéville
New Weird hasNotableWork The Scar
Iron Council precededBy The Scar
Iron Council follows The Scar
Gup army appearsIn The Scar
Gup army firstAppearance The Scar
Murray Forbes notableWork The Scar