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#21
Posted 22 February 2010 - 05:55 PM
Hello All!
Well, after a few years of lurking - i´ve been reading the Fallen series since almost the beginning - finally decided to have my coming out. Just too interested in Malaclypse´s world map, I guess... so here goes. Terrific effort you have all accomplished with the website, love Erikson´s and Esslemont´s work, most of which I have at home
now, for some debate....
Well, after a few years of lurking - i´ve been reading the Fallen series since almost the beginning - finally decided to have my coming out. Just too interested in Malaclypse´s world map, I guess... so here goes. Terrific effort you have all accomplished with the website, love Erikson´s and Esslemont´s work, most of which I have at home
now, for some debate....
#22
Posted 27 February 2010 - 01:59 PM
Hi everyone, I started reading the books a few years back, but only just got round to signing up
(well using this account anyway). I read a lot, but these books are easily the best i have read.
I like the way that everything's not obvious like many of the other sci-fi/ fantasy books
i have read over the last few years. Favourite book so far is Dust of Dreams, and i can't wait for "The Crippled God"
(well using this account anyway). I read a lot, but these books are easily the best i have read.
I like the way that everything's not obvious like many of the other sci-fi/ fantasy books
i have read over the last few years. Favourite book so far is Dust of Dreams, and i can't wait for "The Crippled God"
This post has been edited by Wol: 27 February 2010 - 02:00 PM
#23
Posted 01 March 2010 - 10:04 PM
Lurking for 3+ years now.
I would like to thank everyone for their insightful thoughts and thoughtful insights that I have been reading/stealing to keep these crazy stories in some semblance of order. I have just started reading DoD and have had to spend more than a few hours reading threads on characters and places and plots to get back up to speed. I think I have read more on this wonderful site than I have of the new book.
Thanks for helping me keep from having to re-read this whole thing again for the 3rd time.
I would like to thank everyone for their insightful thoughts and thoughtful insights that I have been reading/stealing to keep these crazy stories in some semblance of order. I have just started reading DoD and have had to spend more than a few hours reading threads on characters and places and plots to get back up to speed. I think I have read more on this wonderful site than I have of the new book.
Thanks for helping me keep from having to re-read this whole thing again for the 3rd time.
#24
Posted 17 March 2010 - 04:20 PM
hey all you other malazan fans out there. I'm new here and am about to read GotM. Can't wait, it looks really good. Happy reading everybody. Peace
#25
Posted 22 March 2010 - 08:09 PM
Hello everyone. I am also a long time lurker but I decided to change that. I am up to Midnight Tides. Looking forward to to discussions with y'all.
#27
Posted 31 March 2010 - 07:36 AM
Hey All,
I was introduced to the Malazan world by my friend. Before then I had read some earlier Tolkien, J.R,R.M, Roger Zelany and the first few books of Richard Rahl series (until it got cliched).
How dedicated am I to the series... Well let's say that I reached uptil book 8 (TTH) w/o reading book 3. (That's the good thing about S.E's (S.L??) books.)
I had to wait for a year and half before i could finally lay my hands on books 3 and 9 (an year and half for book3 and and 6 months for book 9).Now that I have 1-9, I am reading from the beginning(is there a beginning????) to get the complete experience. Beleive me, the re-reading just gets better since a lot of stuff gets clearer.
I was introduced to the Malazan world by my friend. Before then I had read some earlier Tolkien, J.R,R.M, Roger Zelany and the first few books of Richard Rahl series (until it got cliched).
How dedicated am I to the series... Well let's say that I reached uptil book 8 (TTH) w/o reading book 3. (That's the good thing about S.E's (S.L??) books.)
I had to wait for a year and half before i could finally lay my hands on books 3 and 9 (an year and half for book3 and and 6 months for book 9).Now that I have 1-9, I am reading from the beginning(is there a beginning????) to get the complete experience. Beleive me, the re-reading just gets better since a lot of stuff gets clearer.
#28
Posted 01 April 2010 - 05:14 AM
Hello,
Just found this site and joined up. On book 8 now, and have gotten my daughter hooked with "Gardens", now I have to send her the second book...could get expensive. God knows I am not giving her my copies.
Just found this site and joined up. On book 8 now, and have gotten my daughter hooked with "Gardens", now I have to send her the second book...could get expensive. God knows I am not giving her my copies.
"Define Interesting"
"Oh God, Oh God, we're all going to die."
"Oh God, Oh God, we're all going to die."
#29
Posted 01 April 2010 - 07:56 PM
fawkn_n8ive, on 02 February 2010 - 10:15 AM, said:
Hello out there people. For starters, I have not read even one of these books. Until I read a few posts I didn't know this site was about books. I have read a lot of science fiction and fantasy but I am sure this is a lot different than what I have read so far. My reason for joining is to share my art with you all by going out and looking for these books so I can read then illustrate the characters. I don't know if I would be judged because of my reasons but if you can all accept it then I thank you. Please feel free to ask me some questions but just to be aware my answers might take a while. I am slow to respond on these blogs... Anyway, it's good to be here!!
Hey, cool idea to draw the characters. I do that, too. Just simple pencil illustration. I'm reading GotM right now, it's pretty good. Myabe I'll end up drawing a few characters, too.
#30
Posted 01 April 2010 - 08:09 PM
Hood, on 31 March 2010 - 07:36 AM, said:
Hey All,
I was introduced to the Malazan world by my friend. Before then I had read some earlier Tolkien, J.R,R.M, Roger Zelany and the first few books of Richard Rahl series (until it got cliched).
How dedicated am I to the series... Well let's say that I reached uptil book 8 (TTH) w/o reading book 3. (That's the good thing about S.E's (S.L??) books.)
I had to wait for a year and half before i could finally lay my hands on books 3 and 9 (an year and half for book3 and and 6 months for book 9).Now that I have 1-9, I am reading from the beginning(is there a beginning????) to get the complete experience. Beleive me, the re-reading just gets better since a lot of stuff gets clearer.
I was introduced to the Malazan world by my friend. Before then I had read some earlier Tolkien, J.R,R.M, Roger Zelany and the first few books of Richard Rahl series (until it got cliched).
How dedicated am I to the series... Well let's say that I reached uptil book 8 (TTH) w/o reading book 3. (That's the good thing about S.E's (S.L??) books.)
I had to wait for a year and half before i could finally lay my hands on books 3 and 9 (an year and half for book3 and and 6 months for book 9).Now that I have 1-9, I am reading from the beginning(is there a beginning????) to get the complete experience. Beleive me, the re-reading just gets better since a lot of stuff gets clearer.
oh wow. you got all the way to TtH without reading Memories of Ice? prepare for your mind to be obliterated my friend
There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line.
- Oscar Levant
- Oscar Levant
#31
Posted 07 April 2010 - 05:17 PM
Hi everyone!
I started reading SE about 4 years ago, and haven't stopped since, really. I picked it up because a friend of mine recommended SE to me, and I hadn't seen any SF/Fantasy which I really enjoyed for some time. So I went to Waterstone's, picked up Gardens of the Moon, started reading and since then, getting the next book has turned somewhat into ritual.
When I read SE, I leave this world, I believe....I am stunned- the imagination, the characters and places, the magic- it's so detailed, so well thought through. I am trying to read these books slowly, savour every single page- or reread chapter or paragraphs- that has taken me up to The Bonehunters now.
I am happy I found this virtual empire to share whatever I get out of the books- and a big thankyou to all who maintain this so wonderfully. Bunch of work!
so long,
miss savage
I started reading SE about 4 years ago, and haven't stopped since, really. I picked it up because a friend of mine recommended SE to me, and I hadn't seen any SF/Fantasy which I really enjoyed for some time. So I went to Waterstone's, picked up Gardens of the Moon, started reading and since then, getting the next book has turned somewhat into ritual.
When I read SE, I leave this world, I believe....I am stunned- the imagination, the characters and places, the magic- it's so detailed, so well thought through. I am trying to read these books slowly, savour every single page- or reread chapter or paragraphs- that has taken me up to The Bonehunters now.
I am happy I found this virtual empire to share whatever I get out of the books- and a big thankyou to all who maintain this so wonderfully. Bunch of work!
so long,
miss savage
This post has been edited by Miss Savage: 10 April 2010 - 05:15 PM
but are they worth preserving?
'that judgement does not belong to you.'
'that judgement does not belong to you.'
#32
Posted 13 April 2010 - 04:10 AM
Hi!
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only 2+ year lurker who just now signed up.
I am a huge Malazan fan, and I have read through Dust of Dreams and Night of Knives.
Thank you for this wonderful forum!
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only 2+ year lurker who just now signed up.
I am a huge Malazan fan, and I have read through Dust of Dreams and Night of Knives.
Thank you for this wonderful forum!
#33
Posted 13 April 2010 - 04:58 AM
Flashwit, on 18 February 2010 - 06:48 AM, said:
Well i have read all of the malazan book of the fallen series (twice so far) ...
solblindi, on 01 March 2010 - 10:04 PM, said:
...Thanks for helping me keep from having to re-read this whole thing again for the 3rd time.
Hood, on 31 March 2010 - 07:36 AM, said:
... the re-reading just gets better since a lot of stuff gets clearer.
Grayghost, on 01 April 2010 - 05:14 AM, said:
Hello,
Just found this site and joined up. On book 8 now, and have gotten my daughter hooked with "Gardens", now I have to send her the second book...could get expensive. God knows I am not giving her my copies.
Just found this site and joined up. On book 8 now, and have gotten my daughter hooked with "Gardens", now I have to send her the second book...could get expensive. God knows I am not giving her my copies.
See the above quotes, spare yourself the trouble and just send her your used copies and buy a new set.
Welcome all. Good to have you.
- Abyss, always happy to welcome f
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'VIEW NEW CONTENT' BUTTON THAT
ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW NEW CONTENT
'VIEW NEW CONTENT' BUTTON THAT
ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW NEW CONTENT
#34
Posted 13 April 2010 - 10:24 PM
Hi everybody,
started reading this series in december after looking for more books to read, was enthralled by GOTM and DG and from there have read all the books, hope to contribute a lot to these forums:)
started reading this series in december after looking for more books to read, was enthralled by GOTM and DG and from there have read all the books, hope to contribute a lot to these forums:)
#35
Posted 22 April 2010 - 04:41 PM
Hello All,
This is my first time on this site. My husband bought me the first 2 books of the series for my birthday. I read so much that he joked that he chooses books for me by weight! Any way I am currently reading DOD (part one) and I am nearly done. It is with great anticipation that I await part two. Cheers to all.
This is my first time on this site. My husband bought me the first 2 books of the series for my birthday. I read so much that he joked that he chooses books for me by weight! Any way I am currently reading DOD (part one) and I am nearly done. It is with great anticipation that I await part two. Cheers to all.
#37
Posted 23 April 2010 - 12:52 PM
Hi all, I have had an awesome time reading " Toll the Hounds" . I had to kill some time , so decided to join this forum. I totally agree with Onearm's host , TTH is out of this world . I just could not stop. I'm looking forward to having some interesting discussions on this site.
Cheers .
Cheers .
#38
Posted 25 April 2010 - 12:12 PM
Hello everyone!
I am halfway through HoCs at the minute, have loved them all so far!
Anyone else from the UK on here?
G
I am halfway through HoCs at the minute, have loved them all so far!
Anyone else from the UK on here?
G
This post has been edited by Glory: 25 April 2010 - 12:13 PM
"The wolf does not sniff the bears anus" Karsa Orlang, Toll of the Hounds
#39
Posted 26 April 2010 - 10:28 AM
Lots of people from the UK here Glory.
Welcome to you all too.
Welcome to you all too.
I AM A TWAT
#40
Posted 29 April 2010 - 06:12 AM
I was merely searching the depths of the internet for a decent bridgeburner emblem, when I stumbled upon this haven of all things Malazan. I've read fantasy for a long time, got hooked on Redwall and worked my way up over the many years. I haven't yet read Dust of Dreams, I have to work through all the other books again to get back up to date. I've got a feeling I'm going to like it here.
"Do you ever wonder why we're here?'