[Jaghut#1]

Has anyone found it on the Internet yet?

[Vaddon Ra]

no go to waterstones and read it in the stonewielder reissue paperback at the end it has a pretty promising start.

[Jaghut#1]

Vaddon Ra, on 04 December 2011 - 01:46 AM, said:

no go to waterstones and read it in the stonewielder reissue paperback at the end it has a pretty promising start.

I live in the U.S.

[Ben Delat]

This what your lookin for?

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Darujhistan, city of dreams, city of blue flames, is peaceful at last; its citizens free to return to politicking, bickering, trading and, above all, enjoying the good things in life. Yet there are those who will not allow the past to remain buried. A scholar digging in the plains stumbles across an ancient sealed vault. The merchant Humble Measure schemes to drive out the remaining Malazan invaders. And the surviving agents of a long-lost power are stirring, for they sense change and so, opportunity. While, as ever at the centre of everything, a thief in a red waistcoat and of rotund proportions walks the streets, juggling in one hand custard pastries, and in the other the fate of the city itself. Far to the south, fragments of the titanic Moon’s Spawn have crashed into the Rivan Sea creating a series of isles … and a fortune hunter’s dream. A Malazan veteran calling himself ‘Red’ ventures out to try his luck—and perhaps say goodbye to old friends. But there he finds far more than he’d bargained for as the rush to claim the Spawn’s treasures descends into a mad scramble of chaos and bloodshed. For powers from across the world have gathered here, searching for the legendary Throne of Night. The impact of these events are far reaching, it seems. On an unremarkable island off the coast of Genabackis, a people who had turned their backs upon all such strivings now lift their masked faces towards the mainland and recall the ancient prophesy of a return.

And what about the ex-Claw of the Malazan Empire who now walks the uttermost edge of creation? His mission—the success or failure of which the Queen of Dreams saw long ago—is destined to shape far more than anyone could have ever imagined.

[Jaghut#1]

Ben Delat, on 05 December 2011 - 09:03 PM, said:

This what your lookin for?

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Darujhistan, city of dreams, city of blue flames, is peaceful at last; its citizens free to return to politicking, bickering, trading and, above all, enjoying the good things in life. Yet there are those who will not allow the past to remain buried. A scholar digging in the plains stumbles across an ancient sealed vault. The merchant Humble Measure schemes to drive out the remaining Malazan invaders. And the surviving agents of a long-lost power are stirring, for they sense change and so, opportunity. While, as ever at the centre of everything, a thief in a red waistcoat and of rotund proportions walks the streets, juggling in one hand custard pastries, and in the other the fate of the city itself. Far to the south, fragments of the titanic Moon's Spawn have crashed into the Rivan Sea creating a series of isles … and a fortune hunter's dream. A Malazan veteran calling himself 'Red' ventures out to try his luck—and perhaps say goodbye to old friends. But there he finds far more than he'd bargained for as the rush to claim the Spawn's treasures descends into a mad scramble of chaos and bloodshed. For powers from across the world have gathered here, searching for the legendary Throne of Night. The impact of these events are far reaching, it seems. On an unremarkable island off the coast of Genabackis, a people who had turned their backs upon all such strivings now lift their masked faces towards the mainland and recall the ancient prophesy of a return.

And what about the ex-Claw of the Malazan Empire who now walks the uttermost edge of creation? His mission—the success or failure of which the Queen of Dreams saw long ago—is destined to shape far more than anyone could have ever imagined.

No I'm trying to find the prologue for the book that can be found at the very end of the latest copies of Stonewielder. Only problem is that I live in the U.S. so I can't go to Waterstones and for some odd reason the prologue can't be found on the Internet.

[Ben Delat]

Ill keep looking, but if you look at the other prologue thread in this forum there are a lot of spoiler and basic info on this book, even though the actual prologue isn't there for fear of copyright issues.

[tiam]

Theres already a thread asking for a prologue you could have checked that for information instead of giving me false hope it was on here. Ive already read it but not for a while.

[Orlion]

For those curious, Jussi has posted a link here that may interest you.