Finally finished and it was definitely worth the brain ache!!

Only a chapter in, and I'm already hooked. I think this one's coming with me to the next book club.

One of the most innovative and creative sci-fi books I have read in a really long time....

I'm sorry to report this is boring. I loved The City and The City, but after a quarter of the book, this one seems to be all about nuances of complicated made-up alien languages. 💤

Starting this again. I hope it hooks me this time.

This book is blowing my mind.

Struggling with this... Just ain't got the impetus to continue reading...

A little difficult to get in to, but at page 66 I think I'm starting to catch on. We'll see how it goes!

Listening via Audible while making jewelry, reading on iPad when taking a break.

Muito legal. Leitura meio difícil: às vezes não dá pra saber se uma palavra é invenção do autor ou apenas inglês arcaico... mas a história é bem louca!

mieville tackles real sci-fi with his usual new weird spin. can't wait to review this one. 40p in and hooked so hard.

Reading China Mieville's Embassytown.

Started reading China Mieville's Embassytown.

Trying to get back into the habit of book reading over lunch at work. Starting with China Mieville's "Embassytown"

Thanks audrea for getting it up for me.

I think this requires more imagination than even I can muster ~ thanks, Michael Stone - I am actually rereading passages trying to figure out what the hell is going on :/

Took me a while to get used to the book's unique terminology, but now I'm hooked.

The wonderful challenge of using your brain again to read and a writer confident in me not to spoon feed.

The best book i've read all year- reminds me a lot of anathem