Seeming to emerge so suddenly from her uncompromising imagination, this deep, vivid, fully-formed picture of the fantasy lands of Gujaareh, Kisua, and barbarian Banbarrah immersed expectant readers in a thrilling atmosphere of African-inspired magic.įor over a decade now, Jemisin has been an advocate for greater inclusivity in fiction and throughout the publishing industry, and has appeared as a leading genre critic for New York Times. But before earning even her earliest acclaim she wrote the Dreamblood Duology, beginning with this book, The Killing Moon, published less than a year after Inheritance’s last volume. Jemisin won Hugo Best Novel Awards for all three books of her Broken Earth series, and she received a Locus Award and major award nominations for the novels of her earlier Inheritance Trilogy. Can Ehiru ally himself with Sunandi, ambassadress of the enemy Kisua, and defeat the foul plan of his land’s rotten, centuries-old order? But a royal monster and corrupt priests force him to face an overwhelming, all-consuming horror: he and his loving acolyte Nijiri are being used in a secret bid to breach divine peace and grant a greedy politician vampire-like powers. He escorts faithful followers of the Dreaming Goddess from the waking world to the sweet, infinite rest of their afterlives. Gatherer Ehiru of ancient Gujaareh is no murderer. The lettered edition will include an exclusive full-color gatefold illustration. Our edition of The Killing Moon will be oversized, printed in two colors throughout, with four full-color interior plates. Note: Only those who have received an email invitation may preorder The Killing Moon at this time. (preorder-to be published this Fall/Winter)ĭust jacket and interior illustrations by Julie Dillon.
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