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La estación de la calle Perdido [Perdido Street Station]
Bas-Lag 1
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La estación de la calle Perdido [Perdido Street Station]
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La estación de la calle Perdido es el aclamado thriller fantástico con que China Miéville dio inicio a su mítica trilogía «Bas-Lag», a la que le seguirán La cicatriz y El Consejo de Hierro.
La metrópoli de Nueva Crobuzon se extiende en el centro de su desconcertante mundo. Los seres humanos, los mutantes y las razas arcanas se apiñan en la penumbra, bajo sus chimeneas; los ríos fluyen, viscosos, y las fábricas y las fundiciones martillan la noche. Durante más de mil años, el Parlamente y su brutal milicia han gobernado a una amplia gama de obreros, artistas, espías, magos, adictos y prostitutas.
Ahora, al llegar un extraño con los bolsillos llenos y una demanda inalcanzable, algo impensable se libera. De pronto, la ciudad se ve atrapada por el terror, y el destino de millones de personas depende de un grupo de marginados que huyen de los legisladores y los delincuentes.
El paisaje urbano se convierte en un campo de caza, las batallas se libran en las sombras de edificios extraños... y ya es tarde para escapar.
Galardonado con el Premio Arthur C. Clarke de 2001 y el Ignotus de 2002. Con esta trilogía, Miéville empezó a fascinar a escritores, medios y lectores de cualquier género. Hoy es considerado uno de los mayores nombres de las letras anglosajonas del siglo XXI.
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2000 China Miéville (P)2024 Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, S.A.U.Critic reviews
«La estación de la calle Perdido transporta al lector, a lo largo de más de ochocientas páginas rebosantes de imaginación, a Nueva Corbuzon, una metrópoli bulliciosa y brutalmente estratificada: un Parlamento compuesto por miembros de las elites, y sostenido por la fuerza militar, rige los destinos de una población marginal, ingente y prácticamente paria, de drogodependientes, prostitutas, artesanos y delincuentes. Sin ser del todo un libro steampunk, La estación de la calle Perdido tiene algo de parábola victoriana, de versión sci-fi de Oliver Twist en la manera de describir la suciedad y la miseria en las calles. A lo que Miéville añadía un ingrediente más: la xenofobia.»
El Mundo
«China Miéville se coloca sin esfuerzo en la primera división de aquellos que usan herramientas y armamento de la fantasía para definir y crear la literatura del siglo XXI.»
Neil Gaiman
«El inicio de una trilogía que mezcla de forma magistral steampunk, ciberpunk y urban fantasy. Bas-Lag es ya un clásico de fantasía.»
Antonio Torrubia, Libreriía Gigamesh
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