Books by Ian C. Esslemont
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review 1: Some Internet Random once told me that Darujhistan was one of the most vivid settings he'd ever encountered in fantasy. At the time I didn't agree, but after tearing through the ten Erikson Malazan books Orb, Sceptre, Throne was a refreshing return to the blue-lit City of Dreams...
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review 1: Largely disappointing, and a step back in many ways from Blood & Bone. Throughout the course of Erikson's books, Assail was built up to be a terrifying place with tons of crazy things happening constantly. Unfortunately, Esslemont fails to deliver on that promise. The land of Ass...
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review 1: Esslemont has improved drastically as a writer in this book. The pacing is better, the characters are more well-rounded and interesting, the scenes are less vague, and the confusing usage of pronouns has lessened. There are still some instances of where the author needed someth...
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review 1: This book is really amazing where I think ICE has come on his own with his writing skills, he is not SE who likes to keep mystery from the start to the end of the book, but ICE gives you easily what SE makes you figure out every time.The book has story lines of 1.GreyMane2.Crimso...