Thread: George R.R. Martin/Robert Jordan [Brandon Sanderson]/Terry Goodkind/Steven Erikson
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Old 10-02-2015, 11:41 AM   #51
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I agree with this too.
All I'm saying is it depends what kind of reader one is and if one has had enough experience with epic fantasy.
Malazan can be overwhelming for new readers.

Personally I'm with you. I'm reading all titles provided in the complete reading order.

I have a HUGE amount of knowledge about epic fantasies, except for these newer breeds of authors with the verbal squats.
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