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. Guess my re-read of the series will happen as the audiobooks come out.[Books] Malazan Book of the Fallen - Page 16
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LatscherGnu
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. Guess my re-read of the series will happen as the audiobooks come out. | ||
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GenghisKhan
United Kingdom68 Posts
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
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Martyrc
217 Posts
 ) Also I love karsa, and Trudd, and Fiddler, and Ben Adaephon Delat, or what about Anomander Rake or Kalam or Caladan Brood or Fiddler or Ganoes or Itkovian or Kruppe or Onos T'Oolan, or onrack, or Felisin/Ganoes/Tavoreor Toc (tears up even more).(Most run-on sentence ever?) And all the others. This series is so great but so hard to get into. Definitely worth it.And I forgot Tehol and Bugg Oo Now I'm going to have to re-read the whole thing, damn you teamliquid. | ||
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SKC
Brazil18828 Posts
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
On December 02 2012 01:53 Teejing wrote: Just started toll of hounds on my 2nd readthrough. I am still wondering what to read next after having finished my 10 malazan books. Go read esslemont's books. They're pretty solid, and cover a lot of cool stuff in the malazan universe that Erickson's books leave unexplored. | ||
eTcetRa
Australia822 Posts
Rappers gale spoiler below. + Show Spoiler + Trull Sengars death as he knelt over Rhulad's finally still body felt so much more tragic to me than the Chain of Dogs. Didn't realise how much I loved Trulls character... Also Toc coming back and then dying And beak's sacrifice! Tragic book to me, and my favorite so far excepting maybe the second book.By far my favorite characters are Cotillion, Tehol & Bugg combined (their conversations and antics are hilarious at times), and I now realize Trull. Guess ill go buy the remaining books of the main series. | ||
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Twistacles
Canada1327 Posts
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
On December 06 2012 00:13 eTcetRa wrote: Just finished reading Reapers Gale. The end of the book really hit home it felt so tragic. Rappers gale spoiler below. + Show Spoiler + Trull Sengars death as he knelt over Rhulad's finally still body felt so much more tragic to me than the Chain of Dogs. Didn't realise how much I loved Trulls character... Also Toc coming back and then dying And beak's sacrifice! Tragic book to me, and my favorite so far excepting maybe the second book.Yeah I agree. That was probably the most emotional scene in the whole series for me. + Show Spoiler + Rhulad and Trull were two of my favorite characters. I'm usually alright with tragic endings. But not that one >=( | ||
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Ketch
Netherlands7285 Posts
On December 02 2012 06:28 itkovian wrote: Go read esslemont's books. They're pretty solid, and cover a lot of cool stuff in the malazan universe that Erickson's books leave unexplored. Yeah, definetely do this. Also Erikson has some loose novels on the Malazan empire himself as well. When reading Esslemont, half of the time I do not even notice a difference with Erikson. | ||
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
On December 06 2012 16:45 Ketch wrote: Yeah, definetely do this. Also Erikson has some loose novels on the Malazan empire himself as well. When reading Esslemont, half of the time I do not even notice a difference with Erikson. I concur. For better or worse, their prose feels almost identical to me. Except for Night of Knives. Esslemont wrote in a different style for that one. It didn't have that classical malazan style feel, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. | ||
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sOda~
United Kingdom441 Posts
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LaSt)ChAnCe
United States2179 Posts
i feel it's said almost every page.. i love the story but it's becoming a pet peeve lol. | ||
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
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LaSt)ChAnCe
United States2179 Posts
On January 03 2013 03:02 Skilledblob wrote: you feel like it's used too often because you are looking for it only after seeing it used so many times.. seriously! | ||
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GenghisKhan
United Kingdom68 Posts
The new story arc is also really interesting, I feel...and there are some trademark epic moments. | ||
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
On January 03 2013 02:04 LaSt)ChAnCe wrote: so... maybe it's just me.. but has anyone else gotten annoyed by how much erikson talks about silt or uses it to describe water and other liquids? i feel it's said almost every page.. i love the story but it's becoming a pet peeve lol. And "potsherds", haha | ||
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adiga
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Thanks! | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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Nisyax
Netherlands756 Posts
On January 03 2013 21:54 adiga wrote: What's the reading order recommended by you guys? I started reading Gardens of the Moon and today I stumbled at a side saying it's the 6th book by chronological order. So I was wondering if I have done a mistake by starting from Gardens? What TL has to say about it? Read it by the published order or chronological order? Thanks! It's not the 6th book in chronological order if you look at the "big series". It would be the 2nd with only Midnight Tides being earlier (and some little fragments here and there like prologues etc.). Just read them as it's intended, so: Gardens -> Deadhouse Gates -> Memories of Ice -> House of Chains -> Midnight Tides -> Bonehunters -> Reapers Gale -> Toll the Hounds -> Dust of Dreams -> Crippled God Some say read the second book before the first one. I wouldn't, it spoils too much in my opinion. The book that list as earlier on chronological order are not part of the greater story and are pretty much stand alones / background stories (or novellas). | ||
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