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Gilbert Guerrero _ilbert71 — Blech. This book was preachy pablum. I don't agree with the philosophy presented (it seems hideously selfish and naive at the same time), thinly cloaked in a weak story. Years ago someone told me I wouldn't like this book, and they were right.

Muhammad Zaenuri muhammadzaenuri — had been told that he loved to leave little hints about the future, bits of foreshadowing and what not, all over the place but I didn't really appreciate that until this book because this was the first time those connections were actually being made. While Erikson still doesn't do much in terms of direct descriptions of people or places he does manage to subtly give you a lot of details on various characters and nations. In fact, I could easily see myself reading books that just focused on certain groups such as the tribes of the Toblaki or the Moranth. He has hinted at so much about these people that it would be cool to really dig into their cultures and histories. At the moment I have my hands full just reading what he is writing. It isn't hard reading but I'm way behind in the series and have to catch up. Plus I really want to know what happens with Karsa and how his early actions in this novel will effect later episodes in the epic about Gods and the Malazan Empire.