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Gardens of the Moon
Book • 1999
Gardens of the Moon is a high fantasy novel that introduces readers to the vast and complex world of the Malazan Empire.
The story centers around the campaign to capture the city of Darujhistan, involving a diverse cast of characters, including gods, mages, and soldiers.
The novel is notable for its intricate plot structure and the blending of historical and mythological themes.
The story centers around the campaign to capture the city of Darujhistan, involving a diverse cast of characters, including gods, mages, and soldiers.
The novel is notable for its intricate plot structure and the blending of historical and mythological themes.
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Mentioned by Dennis Dyack as the first book in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series, saying the concepts were amazing, but the writing was a little rough.

Interview with Denis Dyack - Creator of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain and Eternal Darkness
Mentioned by Yesna and Ash as the entry novel in the Malazan series and referenced regarding editions and rereads.

#105: The Bonehunters, chs 1-5 (Malazan #6)
Mentioned by the hosts as an earlier Malazan book providing background on warrens and series context.

#84: Midnight Tides, chs 20-Epilogue (Malazan #5)
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and others when discussing earlier Malazan books and callbacks, including Crimson Guard expectations.

Yesna (JasnahAsABoy)

#81: Midnight Tides, chs 12-19 (Malazan #5)
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when speculating character connections and discussing early Malazan events that tie into later novels.

Jiren Fan

Ash

#359: Orb, Sceptre, Throne by Ian C. Esslemont (Novel of the Malazan Empire)
Mentioned by Comron as the first book in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson, the topic of the podcast.

The Malazan Brotherhood - Gardens of the Moon Book 3 Chapter 10 Part 1
Mentioned by JasnahAsABoy when stating that Jackhood tyrants can magically dominate huge amounts of people.

#52: Memories of Ice, chs 14-20 (Malazan #3)
Mentioned by Austin as the first book in the Malazan series.

Deadhouse Gates: Spoiler-free & Spoiler Review | 2 To Ramble #231
Recommended by Alan Rozenshtein as a dense and lore-rich fantasy series.

The “Botanical Bros” Edition
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and others when connecting recurring characters and recalling events involving Col and Perron.

Befuddled Panda

#123: The Bonehunters, chs 21-Epilogue (Malazan #6)


