Fantasy
The Sword of Dawn
1977·1 pages
Dorian Hawkmoon battles the Dark Empire of Granbretan, seeking the mystical Sword of the Dawn in a chaotic, far-future world.
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Dorian Hawkmoon battles the Dark Empire of Granbretan, seeking the mystical Sword of the Dawn in a chaotic, far-future world.
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http://panopticonitalia.blogspot.it/2... The sword of the dawn is the third book in the saga of Runestaff of Michael Moorcock, published on the British market in 1968 by <strong>Lancer Books</strong>, while it is high in Italy only in 1978, thanks to the publisher ...
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Sexual content
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Brief mentions of twisted pleasures in Granbretan; no explicit scenes depicted.
Violence & gore
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Frequent violent battles with pirates and creatures; graphic depictions of torture and cruelty.
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Substance use
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LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Religious content
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Minor references to god-emperors; not central to the story.
Witchcraft / occult
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Central mystical elements like the Sword of Dawn and supernatural objects; magic as a key theme.
Political content
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Themes of resistance against oppressive empire; decadence and power critiqued.
Self-harm / suicide
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Sexual assault
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Abuse & suffering
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Depictions of systemic cruelty and enslavement by the Dark Empire; recurring theme.
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