I'm on my second time through right now. Just got to Malaz City with Kalam so I'm almost to the end. I remember my first time through was an incredible read. Such a long and thrilling journey for Coltaines Chain of Dogs and Fiddlers group on the Path of Hands or Felisin, Heboric and Baudin . So many insane moments and then that ending that rips your heart out... Even after finishing the series, this book is still the goat.
Coltaine is my fevorite character of all time out of every book that i have ever read its crazy how good erikson is that we don't even get his prospective in the book its just observing him through the eyes of someone else yet I never felt overwhelming emotions, goosebumps tears and what have you while reading his story what a character almost a God yet still human was the feel I got from him.
Has to be one of the most underrated fantasy series series of all time Such epic ness I recommend this series to all fantasy lovers It’s scope and scale is ridiculous
Underrated in that it's relatively unknown amongst the masses, yes. However I feel like everyone who has actually read Malazan all the way through can agree that it's one of the greatest fantasy series of all time and belongs up there in the higher echelons with Lord of the Rings and A Song of Ice and Fire. No other series matches it in scale, though personally I think that's one of the things that keeps a lot of potential readers away. I know the first time I tried to read Gardens of the Moon it took me like 4 attempts before I got through it as I would find myself constantly confused due to Erikson's love of throwing the reader right into the middle of the chaos with little explanation, but after I learned to live with not knowing and to trust the books to explain it all later on I became hooked.
Deadhouse Gates, but the overall series is known as Malazan Book of the Fallen. First book in the series is called Gardens of the Moon. It can be a hard series to get into as the author loves to throw you straight into the mix with little explanation and he leaves it to the reader to piece everything together as the story goes, but holy shit it's one of the greatest fantasy series of all time once you get into it.
Keep it up bro. We definitely need more Malazan lore
Just read this for the first time last month. Goddamn, what a read.
I'm on my second time through right now. Just got to Malaz City with Kalam so I'm almost to the end. I remember my first time through was an incredible read. Such a long and thrilling journey for Coltaines Chain of Dogs and Fiddlers group on the Path of Hands or Felisin, Heboric and Baudin . So many insane moments and then that ending that rips your heart out...
Even after finishing the series, this book is still the goat.
Coltaine is my fevorite character of all time out of every book that i have ever read its crazy how good erikson is that we don't even get his prospective in the book its just observing him through the eyes of someone else yet I never felt overwhelming emotions, goosebumps tears and what have you while reading his story what a character almost a God yet still human was the feel I got from him.
How haven't I seen this channel before? As a Malaz fanatic, I should see this haha
How does this not have hundreds of likes already??
Has to be one of the most underrated fantasy series series of all time Such epic ness I recommend this series to all fantasy lovers It’s scope and scale is ridiculous
Underrated in that it's relatively unknown amongst the masses, yes. However I feel like everyone who has actually read Malazan all the way through can agree that it's one of the greatest fantasy series of all time and belongs up there in the higher echelons with Lord of the Rings and A Song of Ice and Fire. No other series matches it in scale, though personally I think that's one of the things that keeps a lot of potential readers away. I know the first time I tried to read Gardens of the Moon it took me like 4 attempts before I got through it as I would find myself constantly confused due to Erikson's love of throwing the reader right into the middle of the chaos with little explanation, but after I learned to live with not knowing and to trust the books to explain it all later on I became hooked.
I definitely agree it’s one of the hardest fantasy reads to undertake as well since it doesn’t hold your hand at all and there is so much to take in
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Which book is this from?
Deadhouse Gates
Deadhouse Gates, but the overall series is known as Malazan Book of the Fallen. First book in the series is called Gardens of the Moon. It can be a hard series to get into as the author loves to throw you straight into the mix with little explanation and he leaves it to the reader to piece everything together as the story goes, but holy shit it's one of the greatest fantasy series of all time once you get into it.
Deadhouse Gates
Please tell me why it took 10 novels to tell that stupid story.
The story of Coltain is 1/3 of the second book. There is so much more to the rest of the series.
You prefer more pictures in your reading I bet
more vids plz