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Old 09-10-2014, 10:31 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Luffy View Post
I have a question to ask, and this site(though not this thread) is the perfect place to ask it... what are the connection between the "Steven Erikson Malazan - Book of the Fallen Series" and "Malazan Empire Series by Ian C. Esslemont"...?
Those books are all part of the Malazan series. https://www.goodreads.com/series/49674-malazan
This is the reading order if you are interested:
Spoiler:
  1. Gardens of the Moon
  2. Deadhouse Gates
  3. Memories of Ice
  4. House of Chains
  5. Midnight Tides
  6. Night of Knives
  7. The Bonehunters
  8. Return of the Crimson Guard
  9. Reaper's Gale
  10. Toll the Hounds
  11. Stonewielder
  12. Orb Sceptre Throne
  13. Dust of Dreams
  14. The Crippled God
  15. Blood and Bone
  16. Assail


Those two are buddies, they created and write about Malazan together.
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