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What order do I read Malazan?

The publication order of the series is as follows:

  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. The Tales of Bauchelain and Korbal Broach, Volume 1.

How long does it take to read Malazan book of the Fallen?

The average reader will spend 10 hours and 8 minutes reading this book at 250 WPM (words per minute).

Are the Malazan books connected?

There is a tie – in series titled the ‘Tales of the Malazan Empire’ (by Ian Cameron Esslemont) with another 6 books. There is a collection of novellas – ‘The Tales of Bauchelain and Korbal Broach’ (by Steven Erikson) expanding upon the journeys of these two characters from the main series.

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Is Malazan book of the Fallen finished?

Unlike many of the vast, sweeping epic fantasy series with no real end in sight, The Malazan Book of the Fallen is also satisfyingly complete; the stunning task of penning all ten books in a mere 12 years yet another indicator that Erikson is a special author.

What order should I read the Wheel of Time books?

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What order should I read first law books?

The Blade Itself2006
Before They Are Hanged2007Last Argument of Kings2008Best Served Cold2009
The First Law/Books

How many pages are in deadhouse Gates?

943UK paperback edition
Deadhouse Gates/Page count

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How many words are in the Wheel of Time books?

The word count for the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan takes the record: 4,410,036 words!

Are the Malazan books stand alone?

Nope, the overarching story is being built from book one (well, two really) onwards.

Is malazan better than Wheel of Time?

Malazan and WOT are so different in scope, tone and style that it’s almost impossible to compare them. In my own opinion, Malazan is the “best” fantasy series I’ve ever read, but WOT is my ‘favorite’. You can’t go wrong with either one, but trying to decide which is superior is a completely subjective exercise.

Is malazan really that hard to read?

I would say yes. It’s a great series of book, no doubt. But it’s a difficult read even for booklovers. Each book introduces hundreds of new characters and protectives keep shifting, even in the middle of a paragraph.

Is malazan easy read?

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I found it captivating, but you have to read it very slowly if you want to keep track of who is who and what is going on. There are zero info-dumps, characters (and there over 700 throughout the series) are referred to with more than one name and events/dialogues are often given little or no context.