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    The Rouse

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    ISBN: 9781509847396
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    AuthorMieville, China
    Pub Date17/09/2026
    BindingHardback
    Pages1264
    Publisher: MACMILLAN
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    The master of uncanny fiction returns with an epic saga of the blood-soaked twentieth century, filled with secrets, conspiracies, grief and infinite mystery . . .

    From the bestselling, award-winning master of uncanny fiction comes a defining work, twenty years in the making - a deeply moving, decade and continent-spanning epic of grief, global tumult, and grim conspiracy.

    'Mieville's command of his prose is phenomenal . . . This is a world that you can truly swim in, and few authors can achieve that' - The Times
    'Affecting, intelligent and, in more than one place, very, very frightening. This is a novel destined for a rich afterlife' - The Guardian
    'An extraordinary tour de force' - Adrian Tchaikovsky
    'I felt it in my bones, the undeniable power of a jagged masterpiece' - The New York Times
    'A landmark work . . . the genius that is China Mieville' - Daily Mail

    Maur's life has been shaped by an unbearable loss. But in the aftermath of what is an apparently ordinary tragedy, deeper, stranger questions arise . . . Their answers may lie within the dark heart and darker history of an old soldier who shares Maur's obsessions - and is violently pursued by the same unknown, unquiet forces.

    So begins The Rouse, a masterpiece unlike any other: at once a sprawling saga of the bloody twentieth century, and the intimate story of two lives, their loves, regrets and secrets - and a terrifying journey into infinite mystery.

    Praise for China Mieville, The Rouse:

    'Completely without parallel' Michael Moorcock
    'A magisterial wonder' Paul Tremblay
    'Every page feels alive' Xiaolu Guo