The Splinter in the Sky
What's it about
What if the only way to save your people was to betray them? Get ready to navigate a universe of political intrigue and rebellion, where you'll learn the high-stakes game of espionage from a young scribe turned reluctant spy. See how one person's loyalty is tested when caught between a crumbling empire and a desperate fight for freedom. Discover the secrets of survival and resistance in a hostile galaxy. You'll explore how to leverage knowledge as a weapon, build alliances in the shadows, and make impossible choices when love and duty collide. Uncover the strategies needed to spark a revolution from within, even if it means sacrificing everything you hold dear.
Meet the author
Kemi Ashing-Giwa is a biology student at Harvard University whose research on West African empires and climate change directly inspired her acclaimed debut novel, The Splinter in the Sky. Her unique academic background in both the sciences and humanities allows her to build intricate, politically charged worlds grounded in real-world history and ecological principles. This fusion of disciplines informs her powerful storytelling, exploring themes of colonialism, identity, and survival through the lens of speculative fiction.
What's it about
What if the only way to save your people was to betray them? Get ready to navigate a universe of political intrigue and rebellion, where you'll learn the high-stakes game of espionage from a young scribe turned reluctant spy. See how one person's loyalty is tested when caught between a crumbling empire and a desperate fight for freedom. Discover the secrets of survival and resistance in a hostile galaxy. You'll explore how to leverage knowledge as a weapon, build alliances in the shadows, and make impossible choices when love and duty collide. Uncover the strategies needed to spark a revolution from within, even if it means sacrificing everything you hold dear.
Meet the author
Kemi Ashing-Giwa is a biology student at Harvard University whose research on West African empires and climate change directly inspired her acclaimed debut novel, The Splinter in the Sky. Her unique academic background in both the sciences and humanities allows her to build intricate, politically charged worlds grounded in real-world history and ecological principles. This fusion of disciplines informs her powerful storytelling, exploring themes of colonialism, identity, and survival through the lens of speculative fiction.
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