Emerging bleary eyed from an Erikson binge...

[Lostara]

Originally Posted by Jen526

MoI was a very tough read for me. I loved every minute of it, but it left me so...drained, in the end. I felt as if I had actually been on the campaign with these people, and the losses they suffer in consequence just about undid me......

...I envy y'all being able to move on to the next book right away, though. After finishing MoI, I've had to switch to some lighter reads to avoid utter burnout.

I know what you mean about it being emotionally draining. I frequently have tears running down my face. So much so that my family think I'm a bit touched...and you ought to see the looks I get on the train!...But I don't care, I am so in love with the whole world and the characters! (So much so that I have now got the money together for Night of Knives! Can't wait.)

I have to force myself to read other books during my seemingly permamnent rereads. I described rereading them to a friend the other day as a guilty pleasure. I know that there are other books out there I should be reading, so I do feel guilty everytime I pick up MoI or DG et al (Coltaine/Squint, my poor, poor Squint). Sorry, that happens quite a lot these days...must...go...and...lie ...down...in ...a ...dark room...

[Rane Longfox]

Originally Posted by Lostara

(So much so that I have now got the money together for Night of Knives! Can't wait.)

There is a mass release of Night of Knives now schedualed for 2007. It'll still be expensive, but not as dear as it is at the moment.

[GOLLUM]

Good news Rane, thanks for the update!

[Rane Longfox]

Well, I posted it a while ago, actually

[GOLLUM]

Must be my old age getting the better of me....

[Lostara]

I heard somewhere that it would also have corrections (I want it in all its original glory!) - anyway can't wait THAT long!!