by Steven Erikson, Steven Erikson
I dragged my feet reading this book, finding one distraction after another. After so many books, I really didn't want to be done with this series. I realize there are other books in the same setting, and I may look into them in the future. The story was, of course, epic. Things came together in...
Repaso en español de toda la saga ----> Click aquí.The epic conclusion of one of the most amazing fantasy series that I've ever read. If you reached this far, brace yourself this is a hard but wonderful journey.I have to admit I struggled through the first half of the book, many chapters were monolo...
Three million words later, it's over.It's been seven months of my life. Mr Erikson, I salute you.
Three million words later, it's over.It's been seven months of my life. Mr Erikson, I salute you.
19 October 2012: Edited to add: I just re-read the entire series from start to finish, and now I have to revise my 5-star rating and change it to: ALL THE STARS. A MILLION FRIGGIN' STARS to this series. I don't think I'll ever love a world as much again.I just needed to say that.And there it is, the...
Did Erikson ever really have an end in sight, or did he simply bow to pressure to provide some closure? Personally, I would have been quite content for the series to simply continue . . . this seemed forced and awkward, and left me feeling empty.
UPDATE: 7/15/13 - While I do not regret rereading all ten books in the series, I'm glad it's finally over. Whew. The only additional observation I would make at this point is that it's become clearer to me that one of the major themes in the Book of the Fallen is "Are we [humans] worth saving?" and ...
Awesome end to the series.
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