Further Reading
- Christakos, N.G. (2004). "China Miéville's The Scar: Pulp Weird Fiction Revisited (Part One: The Books)". Studies in Modern Horror 1 (2): 15–17.
- Christakos, N.G. (2004). "China Miéville’s The Scar: Pulp Weird Fiction Revisited (Part Two: The Others)". Studies in Modern Horror 1 (3): 3–6.
- Dillon, Grace L. (2007). "Scarification and Survivance in China Mieville's The Scar". Foundation 36 (101): 13–25.
- Hendrick, Christopher (2009). Vint, Sherryl. ed. "Monster Realism and Uneven Development in China Mieville's The Scar". Extrapolation 50 (2): 258–275.
- Vint, Sherryl (2009). Vint, Sherryl. ed. "Possible Fictions: Blochian Hope in The Scar". Extrapolation 50 (2): 276–292.
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