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Couldn't agree more with the top 3. :yesway:
Couldn't agree more with the top 3. :yesway:
I'm joking... You're like the only person I know who has sat through all of those books. I got like halfway through The Eye of the World, and that took me like two years.Have you not seen mine and Bob's 923874923 Wheel/ASOIAF/Malazan threads over the past years? :lol:
:lol: My bad.I'm joking... You're like the only person I know who has sat through all of those books. I got like halfway through The Eye of the World, and that took me like two years.
You don't say? :lol:Despite the huge following here of Malazan, I found nothing in the first book that made me want to buy the second one.
I have to be the Hannity to your Colmes. :lol:You don't say? :lol:
Alright, now I'm going to seem a bit stupid here but I have to ask...I have all 3 of the original Wayfairer series here, I just havent gotten around to reading them. I Found them for like 2$ each at a used bookstore, and decided to buy them all at once. :lol:
Allow me to say once again then that book 2 is really the first awesome book in the series, and that book 1 was written to be a screenplay. Erikson's said it a bunch, just like you and I! :woohoo:I have to be the Hannity to your Colmes. :lol:
Yeah, I just can't spell. :lol:Alright, now I'm going to seem a bit stupid here but I have to ask...
"Wayfarer" as in the Sara Douglass books? :ugh: [/retard]
I guess its better than starting a series really strong, writing four books and then spending half a decade blogging about football.Allow me to say once again then that book 2 is really the first awesome book in the series, and that book 1 was written to be a screenplay. Erikson's said it a bunch, just like you and I! :woohoo:
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Yeah. Unlike ASOIAF, I'm actually able to say, right now..I guess its better than starting a series really strong, writing four books and then spending half a decade blogging about football.
Ok, in which case:Yeah, I just can't spell. :lol:
:lol: Same here. Although I think The Crippled God might take all month to finish.:lol: My bad.
I am a reading machine. I generally go through 2-3 books a month, more if I'm on travel because that's all there is to do (and I try to save cash when I'm out and about).
That's about where I ran out of steam back when I was reading them. Though, to be fair, it was less that I got sick of nothing happening and more that I got sick of buying a book, ripping through it in less than a week, and having to wait a year and a half for the next one to come out where absolutely nothing happened. Finally, I gave up and vowed to pick the series back up when the last book was released. :lol:WoT picks back up around book 9. On my second read, I actually enjoyed the middle doldrums more because I wasn't constantly hoping that the next chapter would have Rand in it actually doing something.
You, on the other hand, should read The Black Company.That's about where I ran out of steam back when I was reading them. Though, to be fair, it was less that I got sick of nothing happening and more that I got sick of buying a book, ripping through it in less than a week, and having to wait a year and a half for the next one to come out where absolutely nothing happened. Finally, I gave up and vowed to pick the series back up when the last book was released. :lol: