Steven Erikson is now a New York Times bestselling author!!!


Just taking it easy eating breakfast in Bangkok before getting my ass to the bus station to catch a ride up north to Sukhothai when I stumbled upon an email from Erikson's US publicist.

It appears that Erikson finally made it on this side of the pond, folks! Next week, Dust of Dreams will squeeze in at number 35 on the NYT bestseller list!=)

Now that's good news indeed! Congrats to Steve!

18 commentaires:

EndOfDiscOne said...

A bestseller in America??? AWESOME!

Glad to be one of the people to help out.

paran said...

W00T!

FINALLY!

Thomas said...

Next time you talk to the publicist, them him/her that the publisher needs to get all the Erikson books on the Kindle store! It's a great way to read otherwise extremely large volumes of material, particularly when we're talking about the Malazan books.

machinery said...

why should it be a best seller ?
no vampires and blondes in love with them ?
get outta here !!

Isaac said...

Here's another hurrah for Erikson, and another vote for getting those damn books on the Kindle. Him and Bakker both. In fact, many great fantasy authors are MIA on eBooks, which is a damn shame.

Josiah Jubilee said...

Yea its about time, the guys a genius.

Unknown said...

Very good to see some notice for a great series.

jason.moseley said...

Yes! Great job, Steven! It only took 13000 pages of writing to get there! just kidding. I love this series!

-side note from a first-time poster: great blog, Pat!

Jeremiah Hebert said...

It would probably be higher if Erikson would sell release his books either first in the US or concurrently with the UK edition. I order his stuff from Amazon.co.uk because it comes out so much earlier across the pond.

C.B. said...

Congrats to Erikson!! Does this mean that the 'Malazan Empire' movie with Cameron Diaz, Paul Walker and Eddie Izzard will start production soon? Gods, I hope not.

EndOfDiscOne said...

Nic Cage as Whiskeyjack.

R.J. said...

I am still confused. Do I like the novels or not? They are hard to figure out, but I like reading them all the same. I couldn't understand 90% of "Gardens of the Moon", but "Deadhouse Gates" is a little better in that regard. I'd like to check online for clarifications to the plot, factions, and characters but I am afraid I'll bump into spoilers.
Peac eout

Anonymous said...

Glad to hear it :) One of my favorite series.

Hey, Slynt I totally understand where you are coming from. Here are a couple places that have really helped me.

http://encyclopediamalazica.pbworks.com/
http://malazanempire.com/site/index.php

The Guru of EVERYTHING said...

FINALLY. I wish SE amasses a mountain of money for writing this series. With due respect to all other fantasy series, there's nothing quite like this one. That being said, my personal favorite remains "The Prince of Nothing" series.

alabrava said...
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alabrava said...

LOL@ the movie idea. WILL SMITH AS ANOMANDER RAKE! TOM CRUISE AS UBLALA PUNG! ANGELINA JOLIE AS SERGEANT HELLIAN! I know....BEN AFFLECK AS ONRACK THE BROKEN! I love Hollywood. Finally got this last week, almost done with it RL keeps intruding.

Blend said...

Thought you might find this interesting:

http://lifeasahuman.com/2010/travel-and-adventure/mongolia-adventures-and-goats-head-soup-steven-eriksons-notes-on-a-crisis/

Not sure if you have already seen it or not, but Steven Erikson blogging on Life as a Human.

mike said...

where is the book a best seller? I haven't seen it on the nytimes list...