The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

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The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

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Author(s):

N K Jemisin

First Pub:

2010

Genre(s):

Fantasy

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

See 29

1 - Grandfather

2 - The Other Sky

3 - Darkness

4 - Magician

5 - Chaos

6 - Alliances

7 - Love

8 - Cousin

9 - Memories

10 - Family

11 - Mother

12 - Sanity

13 - Ransom

14 - The Walking Dead

15 - Hatred

16 - Sar-enna-nem

17 - Relief

18 - The Oubliette

19 - Diamonds

20 - The Arena

21 - First Love

22 - Such Rage

23 - Selfishness

24 - If I Ask

25 - A Chance

26 - The Ball

27 - The Ritual of the Succession

28 - Twilight and Dawn

29 - The Three

Internal ID:

2507

Series:

The Broken Kingdoms

Inheritance Trilogy*

#1 of 3

Inheritance Trilogy*

Inheritance Trilogy by N K Jemisin.

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1) The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms
2) The Broken Kingdoms
3) The Kingdom of Gods

Copyright:

Dedication:

No dedication.

First Sentence:

I am not as I once was.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

Of this tale, anyhow.

Comments:

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Added: 02-Oct-2019

Last Updated: 16-Sep-2024

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Author(s)

N K Jemisin
Birth: 19 Sep 1972 Iowa City, Iowa, USA

Awards

2010	Otherwise Fellowship	Otherwise Award	Nominee
2011	David Gemmell Awards	Morningstar Award	Nominee
2011	Locus Magazine	Best First Novel	Winner
2011	Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America	Nebula Award - Best Novel	Nominee
2011	World Fantasy Convention	World Fantasy Award - Novel	Nominee
2011	World Science Fiction Society	Hugo Award - Best Novel	Nominee

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