ian c esslemont

Anyone got any idea when this is to be released? Some searches are shown the publishers have cancelled but others say there will be another three.

I have just finished book two, Deadhouse Landing, and have been delighted by how many characters’ backstories are fleshed out in these books. The series is about how Dancer and Kelllanved meet and come to control Malaz. Along with their journey, others gather, and the names just keep on coming...

On book two and loving this series. From Kellanved and Dancer's first meeting, the story of their rise to power. A few familiar faces in the first book and even more in the second. I hadn't realised how much I missed the Malaz universe.

Dancer's Lament by Ian Cameron Esslemont

Night of Knives Ian C. Esslemont Tor, May 2009, $25.95 (hardcover); $14.95 (trade) ISBN: 0765323699 (hardcover); 0765323710 (trade) Every generation the isle of Malaz suffers from the convergence of the Shadow Moon when the real world becomes a shadow to other realities and these other...

Orb Sceptre Throne Ian C. Esslemont Tor, May 22 2012, $18.99 ISBN: 9780765329998 Darujhistan lies on a dry plain in the southern region of the Genabackis continent. Many people believe that the arid land outside the city contains hidden treasure for those bold (or perhaps foolish) enough to...

Assail by Ian Cameron Esslemont

For those of you who don't know, Ian Esslemont is co-creator of the Malazan world (along with the more famous Steven Erikson). One of my collaborators recently had the pleasure of interviewing him as a part of the blog tour for his new book, Blood and Bone. There's a lot of interesting stuff...

Blood and Bone by Ian Cameron Esslemont

2012 will ever be known as the year in which we got not one, not two, but three Malazan novels! Orb Sceptre Throne in January, Forge of Darkness in August, and next week/December Blood and Bone, Ian C. Esslemont's fifth visit to the Malazan universe. From Amazon: It's out on November 22nd...

With the Pannion Seer defeated, the Jaghut Tyrant Raest imprisoned and peace declared with the Malazans, the beleaguered citizens of Darujhistan are finally hoping for a time of peace and prosperity. Of course, this is the perfect time for an ancient force of unspeakable evil to escape from...

Hi All, Anyone else read Ian C. Esslemont's (ICE) MAlazan novels and if so what do you think? Ian C Esslemont I really enjoyed the first two books, Knight of Knives was a good starter from ICE, tho not upto to Erikson's standard IMO. It's a short book by Malazan standards and is based in...

Stonewielder, the new MALAZAN novel by Ian Esslemont

I jusr read the book (it takes a while for it to come out in paperback in belgium). I enjoyed it. Overall plot, settings, battles and so on. I do have a few critiques though: 1) I miss erikson's humour. 2)The disruption that basically ended the battle between the Crimson Guard and the Malazans...