The Killing Moon

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The Killing Moon is a fantasy novel by N. K. Jemisin set in a dream-powered, ancient Egypt–inspired city where priest-assassins harvest magic from sleepers to maintain social order.

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instanceOf fantasy novel
author N. K. Jemisin NERFINISHED
awardNomination Nebula Award for Best Novel NERFINISHED
World Fantasy Award for Best Novel NERFINISHED
centralConcept dream-magic
harvesting magic from sleepers
priest-assassins
containsElement assassination
city-state politics
political intrigue
religious conflict
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
followedBy The Shadowed Sun NERFINISHED
genre epic fantasy
fantasy
hasCoverArtStyle fantasy illustration
hasISBN 9780316187282
intendedAs first book of the Dreamblood duology
language English
literarySetting Gujaareh NERFINISHED
magicSystem dreamblood
mainCharacter Ehiru NERFINISHED
Nijiri NERFINISHED
Sunandi NERFINISHED
mediaType ebook
print
narrativePerspective third-person limited
narrativeTone dark
serious
pages approximately 400
partOfSeries Dreamblood duology NERFINISHED
protagonistAffiliation Hetawa NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation Gatherer
publicationDate 2012
publisher Orbit Books NERFINISHED
religionInFiction worship of the dream-god Hananja
series Dreamblood NERFINISHED
settingInspiredBy ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
subgenre sword and sorcery
targetAudience adult
theme duty and sacrifice
faith and morality
power and corruption
social order and control

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N. K. Jemisin notableWork The Killing Moon