This is the third book in the Malazan world. The previous ones by Ian are Night of Knives and The Return of the Crimson Guard. Beware, this post will/may contain spoilers. I'm now roughly 41% through the book (reading it on my Kindle) and I must say that the …

From about 2/3 to the end: And as usual - there's lots of spoilers below. If you haven't read the book yet, I'd advise you not to read the below. Part1 Part2 Part3 There is actually quite a lot going on about the First Shore. The malazans found the kids …

Part 3 Review Part 2 Part 1 I think this book is easier to read than the previous ones. For some reason I kind of like all the thinking, pondering and analyzing that the characters do. They grow on you? I wonder if it's just the book or maybe the …

Read about 1/3 of the book now. Here is part 1. The Review There's a lot more 'Books' in this one compared to the other one. I'm already at the fourth one. This also means that there is a lot more jumping between sub-stories in this book than all …

Warning: this post contains spoilers if you haven't read Dust of Dreams or the previous books in the series Malazan Book of the Fallen. This post is part of a series, I will create additional one throughout the book (basically I'm just testing which is best: use one post and …

Grabbed this book a week or two ago and have been steadily pulling myself through it. Not done yet, some 300 pages left. I have crappy memory so if I write down what's going on right now, maybe that will help me remember the book later :) It is the 9th …