Two panel reviewers from FantasyLiterature.com, a site on which I am also a reviewer, are embarking on a re-read of the entire series, including the Esselmont books, and will be blogging on the re-read on Tor.com. Bill Cappossere, who has been reading the series as it has been published, and Amanda Rutter, who will be a first-timer, will be blogging on several chapters a week, and plan to finish the project within 12 months, and flow right into The Crippled God when it is released.
Here is the link to the re-read blog, which had its introductory post posted yesterday:
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Blog posts / Welcome to the Malazan Re-read of the Fallen on Tor.com
It will be interesting to get the views of the long-time Malazan fan and the first-timer in tandem. A worthy challenge, and one that I am considering, even though I am in the midst of House of Chains. Going back and doing a re-read of GotM, DHG would be good (I just finished MoI a few months ago, so it is fresh).
Here is a link to the homepage of FantasyLiterature.com:
Fantasy Literature's Fantasy Book and Audiobook Reviews
And to Bill's and Amanda's biographies, where you can link to their reviews:
FanLit Reviewers | Fantasy Literature's Fantasy Book and Audiobook Reviews
Just scroll down the page to find their names. The link to their reviews is at the bottom of their respective biographies. Finally, here is a link to the FantasyLiterature.com reviews of Erikson and Esselmont (we like these guys a lot):
Steven Erikson | Fantasy Literature
Ian Cameron Esslemont | Fantasy Literature
Here is the link to the re-read blog, which had its introductory post posted yesterday:
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Blog posts / Welcome to the Malazan Re-read of the Fallen on Tor.com
It will be interesting to get the views of the long-time Malazan fan and the first-timer in tandem. A worthy challenge, and one that I am considering, even though I am in the midst of House of Chains. Going back and doing a re-read of GotM, DHG would be good (I just finished MoI a few months ago, so it is fresh).
Here is a link to the homepage of FantasyLiterature.com:
Fantasy Literature's Fantasy Book and Audiobook Reviews
And to Bill's and Amanda's biographies, where you can link to their reviews:
FanLit Reviewers | Fantasy Literature's Fantasy Book and Audiobook Reviews
Just scroll down the page to find their names. The link to their reviews is at the bottom of their respective biographies. Finally, here is a link to the FantasyLiterature.com reviews of Erikson and Esselmont (we like these guys a lot):
Steven Erikson | Fantasy Literature
Ian Cameron Esslemont | Fantasy Literature
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