I found MBotF to be challenging and rewarding, I've never heard it described as "too easy to enjoy"!
Steven Erikson and Ian Cameron Esslemont, Malazan Book of the Fallen (series reviews)
17/05/2010 01:09:47 PM
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Gardens of the Moon (2002-2005 re-reads; 2010 re-read)
17/05/2010 01:10:14 PM
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I have the same experience with rereads of Erikson always bringing new things to the fore.
17/05/2010 01:32:28 PM
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Re: I have the same experience with rereads of Erikson always bringing new things to the fore.
19/05/2010 02:12:42 PM
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MT was just as good as those two, IMHO of course.
21/05/2010 12:29:22 PM
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Re: MT was just as good as those two, IMHO of course.
21/05/2010 03:39:10 PM
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For me, GotM remains a half-failure
22/05/2010 06:05:30 PM
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I think even most fans of the series will agree with you there.
22/05/2010 07:32:25 PM
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Re: I think even most fans of the series will agree with you there.
23/05/2010 10:32:49 PM
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Ye gods, that reply was long.
27/05/2010 04:20:35 PM
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Re: Ye gods, that reply was long.
27/05/2010 10:57:00 PM
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Oh, it's not about a lack of action.
28/05/2010 08:56:48 AM
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I'm pretty sure that I found MbotF from Wotmania, so thanks for that.
17/05/2010 03:28:08 PM
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Never quite thought of Erikson's series as being akin to screwing in the backseat...
18/05/2010 07:14:01 PM
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It's not my cup of tea. Good luck reading it!
19/05/2010 03:42:08 PM
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I've got to ask.
20/05/2010 08:56:14 PM
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Fans of the series told me that "Gardens of the Moon" isn't a good book to start with.
21/05/2010 10:47:52 PM
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I agree with Kotagg
21/05/2010 01:52:06 PM
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Deadhouse Gates (2002-2005 reads; 2010 re-read)
21/05/2010 06:13:47 PM
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I find myself...
06/06/2010 03:21:07 AM
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Memories of Ice (2002-2005 reads; 2010 re-read)
27/05/2010 08:47:02 AM
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As I posted in your blog RE: Themes.
27/05/2010 05:25:19 PM
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I was going to respond later today to those
27/05/2010 05:39:38 PM
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The Pannion Seer had been brainwashed by the Crippled God, he was a slave to his will. Inocent
27/05/2010 06:34:05 PM
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