Steven Erikson
Archaeologist and anthropologist, Steven Erikson is the bestselling author of the genre-defining The Malazan Book of the Fallen, a multi-volume epic fantasy that's been hailed 'a masterwork of the imagination' and one of the top ten fantasy series of all time. The first novel in the series, Gardens of the Moon , was short-listed for the World Fantasy Award. He has also written several novellas set in the same world. Forge of Darkness is the first Kharkanas novel and takes readers back to the...See more
Archaeologist and anthropologist, Steven Erikson is the bestselling author of the genre-defining The Malazan Book of the Fallen, a multi-volume epic fantasy that's been hailed 'a masterwork of the imagination' and one of the top ten fantasy series of all time. The first novel in the series, Gardens of the Moon , was short-listed for the World Fantasy Award. He has also written several novellas set in the same world. Forge of Darkness is the first Kharkanas novel and takes readers back to the origins of the Malazan world. Fall of Light continues this epic tale. A lifelong science fiction reader, he has also written fiction affectionately parodying a long-running SF television series and Rejoice , a novel of first contact. The God is Not Willing is the opening chapter in a new sequence - The Tales of Witness - and is set in the world of the Malazan Empire, ten years after the events recounted in The Crippled God. Steven Erikson lives in Victoria, Canada. To find out more, visit www.steven-erikson.org - and he's also on Facebook: Steven Erikson-Author. See less
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Steven Erikson book reviews
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House of Chains
Another great book
by Chris A, Apr 29, 2011
Steven Erikson continues his epic series in the fourth book of the set. Filled with confusing overlapping plots that keep you guessing definitely worth a read! Read More
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Gardens of the Moon
a whole new world
by Marta G, Aug 26, 2010
the early going is challenging, lots of action and lots of characters but once you settle into the story it is worth it. The action is fun. The plot lines seem to weave together sooner or later.
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Gardens of the Moon: Book One of the Malazan Book of the Fallen
Outstanding Book
by Ceroth, Feb 1, 2009
I read this book over the Christmas break. I really couldn't put it down. Portland OR, where I live, was hit by a bad snow storm a few days before Christmas. After having my flight home to Louisiana ... Read More