Has anyone read Steven Erikson or Jennifer Fallon

[Guest dragonsworn1991]

So what is the over all consensus on my reading Delima?

[Barmacral]

Go with Erikson.

[Guest dragonsworn1991]

I will probably, cause his book was humungous. And I love a challenge

 

 

[cosmicpanda]

apart from WoT and Terry Pratchet I don't read fantasy much. A little L.E. Modesitt JR.

[Barmacral]

You are missing out Pandy, you are missing out alot.

[cosmicpanda]

oh, and I did some exploratory readings of Brian Sanderson to reassure myself of WoT's future.

[Edielin]

Barm, I agree.  :D You need to read Erikson. And... Anything else I've read.

[cosmicpanda]

books cost me about 30 bucks here, incidentally, so I don't tend to read new ones straight away.

 

What's a good book by Erikson?

[Barmacral]

Gardens of the Moon. He's only done one series, and Gardens of the Moon is the first book in it.

[Edielin]

The irritating thing is that it's really quite hard to find Erikson's books (aside from the latest) round here. :P

[cosmicpanda]

where you from Edie?

[Edielin]

England. Distinguishing features:

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...Does rain count?  :D

[Guest dragonsworn1991]

I found gardens of the mon today, after i re read wot I plan to read sanderson, and then reread kod to get ready for the new book then I will start GotM

[Barmacral]

Thats a long list of stuff to read. Skip wot and sanderson, just start in on gotm.

[Toy and Minion]

I've bumped up the date for me to read Deadhouse Gates to the 17 of this month.  I almost want to just open it up right now, but I really want to get some things read first.

[Guest dragonsworn1991]

I am on kod now. I like my plan allows me to stick to my timeline, but times change and plans never stay the same

[cosmicpanda]

I might try to track down a copy of GotM after Easter.

[Guest dragonsworn1991]

you should. so i can have someone ro talk about the books to