However, based on previous information, Ian Cameron Esslemont's third Malazan novel, Stonewielder is still due for November/December this year, and should prove an effective stopgap until The Crippled God's release.
This news puts The Crippled God's release date very close to Joe Abercrombie's The Heroes (due on 20 January), and ensures that 2011 is going to be a big year for epic fantasy releases, with Lynch and Rothfuss both finally due to publish their next books and the potential final, last-ever Wheel of Time book due later in the year whilst Daniel Abraham launches his big new fantasy series.
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We can add Ray Scott Bakker's White Luck Warrior for April 2011 as another major release. Plus the Robin Hobb short story collection and Richard Morgan's Cold Commands, all for April.
Fine by me, after delivering near enough 1 a year for 10 years, i dont think you can critisize him for this delay too much.
plus, im only on Reapers Gale and Return of the Crimson Guard anyway :D
I'll strech them out a bit
I love how no one even mentions Martin releasing a book anymore..
He isnt releasing a book anymore, its sad, but what can you do? Life goes on.
Whos martin?
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