Further Reading
- "Debating Iron Council." at Crooked Timber (11 January 2005).
- Lou Anders, "Interview With China Miéville." The Believer (April 2005).
- Freedman, C. (2005). "To the Perdido Street Station: The Representation of Revolution in China Mieville's Iron Council". Extrapolation 46 (2): 235–248.
- Gordon, Joan (2003). "Reveling in genre: an interview with China Miéville". Science Fiction Studies 30: 355–373.
- Rankin, Sandy (2009). Vint, Sherryl. ed. "AGASH AGASP AGAPE: The Weaver as Immanent Utopian Impulse in China Mieville's Perdido Street Station and Iron Council". Extrapolation 50 (2): 239–258.
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