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3789131 No.3789131 [Reply] [Original]

Are there any novels about or set in fictional cities that aren't just a stand-in for New York or tongue-in-cheek Simpsons style "Springfield" amalgamations?

I'm assuming most settings like this would be found in genre fiction, but I'd be interested in anything that features the concept.

>> No.3789155

Eh... I hate being so obvious, but you could start with Perdido Street Station.

>> No.3789158

>>3789155
>Perdido Street Station
>Perdido Street Station is the second published novel by China Miéville and the first of three independent works set in the fictional world of Bas-Lag, a world where both magic and steampunk technology exist
>magic and steampunk technology

but I hate YA

>> No.3789201

>>3789158

>it has steampunk elements
>it must be YA

Stop being a fucking retard.

>> No.3789206

>>3789201
i'm not the one who reads books about magic

>> No.3789211

What about "yoknapatawpha"
It sounds funny

>> No.3789217

>>3789206

Precisely what makes you the tasteless, ignorant and narrow-minded piece of shit that you are. I bet you're a woman too.

>> No.3789226

>>3789217
woah dude calm down take a chill pill

>> No.3789257

>>3789201
>Thinking steampunk can be anything besides YA
No John, you are the retards.

>> No.3789303

Winesburg, Ohio

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3789320

>>3789217
r u 4 real

>> No.3789322

>>3789217
>>>/pol/

>> No.3789325

Yoknapatawpha County