| The Lees of Laughter's End |  | Author: Steven Erikson
Publisher: PS Publishing
Category: Book
Buy New: £10.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 169813
Media: Hardcover
Edition: Signed ed
Pages: 115
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 6 x 0.6
ISBN: 1905834462
EAN: 9781905834464
ASIN: 1905834462
Publication Date: March 2007
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Bauchelain and Korbal set forth on the wide open seas aboard the sturdy Suncurl... unfortunately, there's more baggage in the hold than meets the eye.
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 Silly review system November 20, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
How can this book have reviews dated February and June 2008 when its not published until December?
 Mainly for Fans and collectors June 5, 2008
I appreciate what JMS is saying, 25 is alot of money for a short novella. But these books are becoming collectors items too and they are not easy to come by. I bought Blood Follows for a whopping 50 and when I received it I thought WTF. I now see copies on sale in excess of 150 so the initial blow has lessened somewhat. All these books are limited editions, I have tried to get these books through Amazon before with no success and I have had to go to a specialist bookshop to get them. This time I have had to settle for an unsigned limited edition(I'll have to wait until he tours the UK again and get his signature), so believe me when I say they are snapped up quickly. So if you do get a copy consider yourself part of an exclusive club.
Not bad but not amazing either February 4, 2008
If you are new to Erikson's novella then they are both different and very similar to his full length novels.
Similar in that almost as much happens (i.e. the sheet volume of stuff going on) in the novella as in the novel.
Different in that the build up and lots of the great narrative is lost.
This is worth reading if you are a real Erikson fan and want your fix whilst you're waiting for the next novel. However, if you were to pick this up as an uninitiated fantasy reader you would probably not be particularly impressed (especially if you paid 25 for it).
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