Mar 28, 2024
Fuckyoufuckyoufuckyoufuckingdie!
-Anyx Fro - The God Is Not Willing By Steve Erikson
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Fuckyoufuckyoufuckyoufuckingdie!
-Anyx Fro - The God Is Not Willing By Steve Erikson
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Such were the gifts of her new place in the world. Adopted by a guilt-ridden lord, she now finds herself in a tower, lifted higher than anything she had ever known before; lifted up past her dreams until they sat like forgotten toys at her feet.
-Forge of Darkness, by Steve Erikson
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Series I Want to Start in 2019
Malazan Book of the Fallen
update 2020: Read Gardens of the Moon, it was okay, plan to read the next one soonish. Update 2023: currently reading Deadhouse Gates
The Wheel of Time
Update 2020: Loved Eye of the world, will hopefully be reading the great hunt soon, took ages to find a copy
Update 2023: Read The Great Hunt
The Traitor Son Cycle
Update 2020: Read The Red Knight and wasn’t much impressed, so will not continue on
Shattered Sea
Update 2020: This poor guy
The Wrath &The Dawn
Update 2020: read the first, will eventually get to book 2 (story of my reading life)
The Dinosaur Lords
dnf’d the first one, disappointed
Update 2023: Couldn’t resist Dinosaur Knights so I’ve bought another copy in hopes of it going better...
Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne
Update 2020: read 1 still need to get book 2
River of Teeth
Update 2020: book one great, need book 2 and now there is a book 3...
Camber of Culdi
dnf’d
The Elenium
book one was okay
a few months late but huh it's rlly interesting to me that you said the characterisation's a bit thin/easy to miss in Forge of Darkness bc that was one of my complaints of Gardens of the Moon that I found was massively improved in Deadhouse Gates and Memories of Ice (DG was written what a decade after GotM? bc GotM was just that hard a sell to publishers pfft). I wonder if it's because Erikson wanted to capture a sort of mythic/folktale register or something. time to read FoD after uhhh *checks notes* finishing the entirety of MbotF and reading The God is Not Willing! least by that time Walk in Shadow would probably be out riiiight?
I don't want to undersell GotM lol it's an incredibly fun book absolutely no regrets reading it it's just that DG (barring one kinda major structural flaw) is just goddamn incredible lol
for context
So from what I remember it's not so much that the characterization is bad so much as that it's thinly spread? Like, even with 900 pages when you've got three heroes journeys, two and a half court intrigue plots, and a half dozen side plots with their own protagonists, the available page count to dedicate to any given character gets pretty thin.
And then separately a solid half of the leads are very much written in a mythic/epic register, with the sort of emotions you'd expect from that, yeah.
(I'm sure the main ten books are good, but also I'm pretty sure I could five times as many other books in te time it would take me to get through the series. So, you know, some day!)
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Okay 400 pages into Forge of Darkness and finally have the full scope of the plot, I think.
I think I have an oddly good memory for books like this, in that I only remember the vaguest shape of what people's name are and could spell 0* of them but I'm usually able to remember/figure out who someone is and their place in the narrative after a few paragraphs of their POV?
*Okay, 1. 'T'riss' is cheating though. And I'm not sure I put the apostrophe in the right place.
I’ve started reading the Gardens of the Moon. I’ve heard that it’s based on a GURPS campaign and I’m pretty excited to read it.
This book is so dumb and funny and I love it
Willful Child by Steve Erikson
Yes, some mysogonistic views, I can't spell, and bad taste of jokes
Well I enjoyed it anyway and I'm having fun reading it. Reminds me of why I'm writing a book too
10/10, I haven't put it down yet