full moon

• “It was November, and light from the full moon sparkled on the frost-covered ground, and the stars glittered against the black-velvet backdrop of the sky.”

  Memory of Fire

• “As the valley went dark, a full moon rose from the Sangres.”

  Stallion Gate

• “Evection: The second inequality of the moon, which vanishes at new and full moon and is a maximum at first and last quarter.”

  Kepler

• “On my TV screen a full moon is rising, the Duchess and her fiendish lackeys are plotting new devilment, and justice, in the form of a flame-haired female privateer, is riding into the dark and unholy night.”

  The Warslayer

• “She told them about the rare parties, how they were held during a full moon so that country gentry could find their way in their carriages, chaises and troikas.”

  Simon & Schuster: SNOW

• “The full moon gives us light, literally and magickally.”

  The Hollow

• “ ONE EVENING THROUGH THE SKYLIGHTthe full moon fell heavily on Elphaba sleeping.”

  Son of a Witch

• “Outside, the full moon glows bright but the North Star shines even brighter.”

  Simon & Schuster: Eliza’s Freedom Road

• “Camille and I were bound to the pull of her tides, and I found myself dallying, wondering what the nights of the full moon must be like at the Puma Pride compound with everyone shifting.”

  Changeling

• “Then they changed that dress and displayed her in a robe of azure; and she reappeared like the full moon when it riseth over the horizon, with her coal-black hair and cheeks delicately fair; and teeth shown in sweet smiling and breasts firm rising and crowning sides of the softest and waist of the roundest.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

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