![]() ![]() The book features a large cast of characters. A power-struggle at the top level of the Empire churns as the Empress tries to consolidate her reign, all while gods and Ascendants apply their own machinations. The Malazans then turn to Darujhistan, which proves much harder to conquer. Pale falls eventually to a massive sorcerous enfilade, but at the cost of many of Empire's best. At the lower level is an eclectic group of Darujhistanies who are trying to solve their own problems while the expansionist Malazan Empire and their allies the Moranth are trying to conquer the last remaining Free Cities of Genabackis: Pale and Darujhistan. Like all of Erikson's Malazan books, Gardens of the Moon has multiple layered storylines that weave together. On December 28, 2004, Tor Books released it in the United States, and it has since been re-released in multiple editions and in many countries. In 2000, it was nominated for a World Fantasy Award as one of the year's best fantasy novels. ![]() It was written by Steven Erikson in 1991 and extensively revised over several years before first being published by Bantam Books on Apin Great Britain and Canada. Gardens of the Moon is the first novel in the Malazan Book of the Fallen epic fantasy series. ![]()
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