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It’s hard trying to look at something unfiltered by the vast acclaim of its author

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin

January 1, 2023 by ingres77 27 Comments

I think I’m a well-intentioned person. But we all do, I suppose. I try to read more books written by women. But I often don’t. Since I started reviewing books for CBR, I’ve reviewed 91 stories written by women, which is a hair over 20% of everything I’ve read. CBR07: 2 (7%) CBR08: 32 (29%) CBR09: 20 (26%) CBR10: 6 (11%) CBR11: 5 (18%) CBR12: 16 (26%) CBR13: 9 (18%) CBR14: 1 (8%) That’s abysmal. There’s no two ways about it. And that’s after some […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fantasy, Featured, Fiction, Romance, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: n.k. jemisin, the hundred thousand kingdoms

ingres77's CBR15 Review No:1 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fantasy, Featured, Fiction, Romance, Speculative Fiction · Tags: n.k. jemisin, the hundred thousand kingdoms ·
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I don’t even know how to describe this in one sentence!

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms (The Inheritance Trilogy, #1) by N.K. Jemisin

August 2, 2015 by narfna 4 Comments

You can always tell when you come across something and know you’ve never quite read anything like it before, because afterwards, your brain won’t know quite how to file it away. It has to create new paradigms to fit stuff into. I was in that stage for quite a while after reading this weird, sensual, dark, joyful book. Our main character Yeine lives in a world where belief in the gods is not an option. The gods walk among them. It’s a world where one […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: fantasy, n.k. jemisin, narfna, the hundred thousand kingdoms, the inheritance trilogy

narfna's CBR7 Review No:110 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: fantasy, n.k. jemisin, narfna, the hundred thousand kingdoms, the inheritance trilogy ·
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Oh My Gods

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N. K. Jemisin

June 29, 2015 by yesknopemaybe Leave a Comment

Yeine Darr is the very young leader of a barbaric northern kingdom, but after her mother mysteriously dies, she’s named one of the heirs to rule the Hundred Thousand Kingdoms. She travels to the capital city Sky and is quickly thrust into a complicated and deadly game of politics. Her cousins, the other heirs, are not keen on allowing Yeine to ascend to the throne. Practically everyone in Sky is against her, but luckily she finds a few people she can (sort of) trust. As […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: fantasy, Fiction, inheritance trilogy, n.k. jemisin, the hundred thousand kingdoms

yesknopemaybe's CBR7 Review No:32 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: fantasy, Fiction, inheritance trilogy, n.k. jemisin, the hundred thousand kingdoms ·
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