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(b.Michael John Harrison was born in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1945 and now lives in London.
Harrison is stylistically an Imagist and his early work relies heavily on the use of strange juxtapositions characteristic of absurdism.
Harrison is stylistically an Imagist and his early work relies heavily on the use of strange juxtapositions characteristic of absurdism.
Awards: Goldsmiths (2020), Dick (2007), Clarke (2007), Otherwise (2002) see all
Genres: Science Fiction
Series
Viriconium
1. The Pastel City (1971)
2. A Storm of Wings (1980)
3. In Viriconium (1982)
4. Viriconium Nights (1984)
1. The Pastel City (1971)
2. A Storm of Wings (1980)
3. In Viriconium (1982)
4. Viriconium Nights (1984)
Novels
The Commited Men (1971)
The Centauri Device (1974)
Climbers (1989)
The Course of the Heart (1992)
Signs of Life (1997)
The Sunken Land Begins to Rise Again (2020)
The Centauri Device (1974)
Climbers (1989)
The Course of the Heart (1992)
Signs of Life (1997)
The Sunken Land Begins to Rise Again (2020)
Collections
The Machine in Shaft Ten (1975)
The Ice Monkey (1983)
Travel Arrangements (2000)
Things That Never Happen (2002)
You Should Come With Me Now (2017)
Settling the World (2020)
The Ice Monkey (1983)
Travel Arrangements (2000)
Things That Never Happen (2002)
You Should Come With Me Now (2017)
Settling the World (2020)
Novellas and Short Stories
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Books containing stories by M John Harrison
The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume 8 (2024)
(Best Science Fiction of the Year , book 8)
edited by
Neil Clarke
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M John Harrison recommends
Prophet (2023)
Sin Blaché and Helen Macdonald
"Prophet promises to bring back everything you lost and now yearn for... Proper science fiction - self-aware, funny, ruthlessly propulsive, full of invention... I loved it."
Outside Looking In (2019)
T C Boyle
"Funny, but not always in a way you can laugh at. Boyle's dissections are far too accurate. One moment you're watching the antics of a narcissistic cast; the next you're finding it all heartbreakingly human."
The Heavens (2019)
Sandra Newman
"The Heavens, shifting restlessly between worlds, gently encouraging Elizabethan England into eccentric New York, rolling everything into a dreamy, desperate new reality, is everything we expect from Sandra Newman. It's strange but focused, beautifully written and put together, dangerously benign, comic and clever, bright as a knife."
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