Djèlí Clark came up with the idea for his magical vision of Cairo.Ĭlark’s characters have wholesome, wonderful interactions with each other, never waiting long to address their interpersonal conflicts and always resolving on friendly terms. She is one of the Ministry's few female operatives, and her success has made her one of the Ministry’s favorite agents for difficult cases.ĪLSO IN BOOKPAGE: How P. Fatma, a famous agent of the Ministry of Alchemy, Enchantments and Supernatural Entities is assigned to the case. The summit is only a few weeks away when a man claiming to be Al-Jahiz returned from the dead commits a series of grisly murders.
This decision put Egypt on the map as a world power, driving other countries (seemingly on the precipice of this world’s version of World War I) to meet for a peace summit in Cairo. In Egypt, magic has not only been allowed, but embraced. In the 50 years since, international governments have taken a variety of approaches to the new existence of the supernatural. In this fantastical version of our world, a man named Al-Jahiz tore a hole in reality in 1872, unleashing Djinn and magic across the earth. The fourth installment and first full-length novel of Clark’s Dead Djinn Universe series, the smooth and welcoming A Master of Djinn provides the perfect amount of fan service to engage returning fans without alienating new readers. Djèlí Clark’s A Master of Djinn is the literary equivalent of a cup of lovely mint tea: a refreshing, delightful and magical mystery to enjoy while absorbing vitamin D on a crisp spring day.
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