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The Bonehunters (The Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 6) Steven Erikson
Publisher: Tor Books

We'll be back on Wednesday with your regularly scheduled Malazan reread of The Bonehunters. Amanda Rutter is the editor of Strange Chemistry books, sister imprint to Angry Robot. Slynt-oif that was you belatedly asking at the Q&A with Steven Erikson over at the TOR reread for Bonehunters - he answered youpretty quicklyand damn lengthily. The Bonehunters (Malazan Book of the Fallen 6) and Midnight Tides (The Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 5) by Steven Erikson (Tor): I'm never sure exactly what bloody year to list Malazan books under. Erikson could pull something out of his hat in the next book that makes the 'Book of the Fallen' a series that couldn't be anything less than ten books but, right now, I feel that things are starting to drag a bit and that's what's stopping me While I have loved this series, (6 books in so far), the whole thing has been a slog for me. Re: Erikson & Esslemont - Malazan Book of the Fallen & Novel. Malazan Re-read of the Fallen: The Bonehunters, Chapter Seventeen. Quietly stealing me away from the song of ice and fire. Slynt wrote: Erikson is the fucking man. Steven Erikson: Hello to all readers, The Malazan Re-read of the Fallen: Night of Knives, Chapter 6 and Epilogue. The Malazan Re-read of the put in there for a reason as well With The Bonehunters you will feel like coming home though, since it picks up with the 14th Army after Raraku, and you will visit Malaz City again. The two will be chatting back and forth about various elements in the Malazan books, starting after the cut and continuing in the comments. It is a I've read later books and enjoyed them,until Bonehunters when I simply started skimming for parts related to Kruppe, Icarium or Tehol. How much of the Letherii This is probably a good opportunity to advise potential readers of the Kharkanas trilogy: there will be a shift in style going on, and accordingly if you expect a seamless continuity of style between the Malazan Book of the Fallen and the Kharkanas series, you may be in for a surprise. People often wonder why the first book was named "Gardens of the Moon" and there are a handful of reasons, but a single line to end a chapter midway through book 6 is justification enough for me. Publisher: Tor Books Page Count: 800.