Ditto and the shipping was as much or more than the book.Yea I think there were three or four out when I started the series. Imported the rest from England in their weird “big” paper back format.
Nice collection man! I see those leather bound Sanderson books down there. I wish I had gotten in on the Stormlight leather bound stuff when it started. At this point I don’t know that I want to shell out the money to buy them third party, and I don’t want half a collection. So guess I’m just gonna have to miss out on those bad boys.
Oddly enough, I have all of the malazan books, some of them in hard back, but none of them match the variety of hard backs that you have there, with the portraits on the spines there. Cool that they’re all matching. My collection looks like a dumpster fire, but I have em!
It's hard to say. Gardens is a little different than the rest of the series, but you'll always have the lots of characters and very little exposition thing.I am 50 pages into Gardens of the Moon and I am trying to decide if this needs to be thrown into a fire or not. I am not at all impressed with the writing and I need some assurances that the pain I have so far felt will pay off.
It's hard to say. Gardens is a little different than the rest of the series, but you'll always have the lots of characters and very little exposition thing.
If it helps, each time Tattersail's weight is described, just mentally picture one of Adebisi's girls from his thread.
Ganeos Paran isn’t really a random kid. He’s a part of one of the noble houses who you’ll find out is pretty tied to the empress.Which is fine. Having said that we start off with a kid talking to a soldier and soon to be empress for apparently no fucking reason. Kid becomes a soldier himself, kid just so happens to stumble into the Empress who happens to remember a decade old conversation she overheard and then never saw this kid again in those preceding years. I can't tell if the author takes his own story seriously. It feels like i am 13 years old again playing my first DnD game with a 13 year old DM and neither of us has prior experience. It is such a disjointed experience. I just need to know if the author gives a fuck at all about his own shit.
This as well as it being sort of a critical moment for her as well as the particular soldier involved is not exactly someone random.Ganeos Paran isn’t really a random kid. He’s a part of one of the noble houses who you’ll find out is pretty tied to the empress.
Just finished the new karsa book, awesome. Caused me to drudge up old feelings and start my first reread of malazan since my first ever read of it 5 or so years ago. Shit it’s better than I remember and after reading the karsa book (i’ll call it saltwater book now) I’m somehow much more in tune with the whole setting than I was the first time. About done with book one and I really like it, much better than my first time through. My .02 cents
I would say gardens has a bit of the sanderson avalanche where it really kicks into gear the last 3rd, most of it is establishing charactersI am 50 pages into Gardens of the Moon and I am trying to decide if this needs to be thrown into a fire or not. I am not at all impressed with the writing and I need some assurances that the pain I have so far felt will pay off.
William Schafer
So: I signed contracts today to reprint GARDENS OF THE MOON and DEADHOUSE GATES.
These editions will be signed (though not numbered) and feature the art (where it can be negotiated) from our limited editions.
There will be some differences, as the author has requested some specific binding features and details.
More news as and when…
GratsIntrinsic on that complete Subterranean Press collection (which is fucking awesome btw and sells for 10K on Ebay).
Your collection got me googling around and I discovered that Erikson has contracted the Subterranean Press to do another similar run. The copies wont be lettered, they wont be numbered, there will be a lot of copies printed in comparison, and there‘s a possibility that the artwork will be different, but the quality of the next run will still match SP’s quality standards. They intend to start with the first two books and if they sell well (they should) they intend to continue with the rest of the main series.
This is a great (and potentially last) opportunity to get a complete matching hardcover set for Books 1-10 that are not second hand. No dates listed yet but rumor has it the preorder page will pop up sometime this year.
News was dropped in July on the SP Readers Facebook group:
If you can’t read it:
and Reddit: