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File Size: 2675 KB

Print Length: 544 pages

Publisher: Orbit; Reprint edition (September 8, 2015)

Publication Date: September 8, 2015

Language: English

ASIN: B00TOT9LDK

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There’s little way to read The Blade Itself and not think of Game of Thrones. I hate to say that, but it’s true. Abercrombie’s rich fantasy world owes a lot of debt to Martin’s. After all, both series are ones in which magic is largely pushed to the background and minimized; both focus on anti-heroes (at best) and misfits; both juxtapose court intrigues and political scheming against much larger threats that could unravel the world as the characters know it. But more than anything else, there’s the sense of cynicism towards the genre that underlies both series. These are worlds in which traditional heroism barely matters, where old school honor and chivalry are a way to death – if you’re lucky.And yet, to rely too heavily on that comparison is to miss out on all the ways in which The Blade Itself absolutely soars and stands on its own two feet. Over the course of this first novel of The First Law trilogy, Abercrombie sets up a fascinating world, but more than that, he dives deeply into their psyches, giving us a sense of these broken people. Our three main characters – Logen Ninefingers, Sand dan Glokta, Jezal dan Luthar – Abercrombie brings them to rich, detailed life, letting us see their scars, their psychic baggage, their complex motivations. But more than that, rather than embracing the nihilism and selfishness of the men, Abercrombie pushes them farther than that, finding an inner core of decency. It may be small, it may be only a piece of their cruelty or motivations, but it’s there. And that alone makes The First Law stand apart from Martin’s bleak, hopeless world where nothing – and no one – good can last.More than that, though, Abercrombie brings a sometimes dry, sometimes dark, but sometimes genuinely funny sense of humor to the story, allowing his characters to be more than just another grim, broken-down soul. That’s maybe most true of Bayaz, the wizard figure around whom much of the book orbits. Bayaz is no one’s idea of a typical wizard, and that jarring inability to fit expectations pays off wonderfully again and again in the book, as Bayaz demonstrates both his ability and his willingness to use them as he sees fit. In other words, it’s all of Martin’s knack for turning the genre on its head, but done with a little more heart, a bit more humor, and every bit the imagination and talent.If there’s a knock on The Blade Itself, it’s the sense that it’s an intentionally shapeless story at times, one where the lack of predictability makes it hard to make sense of at times. Is this the story of an impending war between the nations? Are the Flatheads a sort of White Walker analog – a monstrous “other” that lurks nearby? How does Ferro and her story tie in with everything going on around Adua? It’s hard to tell until near the end of the book, and even then, it’s a bit hard to get a sense of the bigger picture and how this will come together. But given how engaging, deep, and complex the characters are, how fascinating the world is, and how deep and layered the story is, I’m okay with that. I’m on board to see how this all fits together, and to see what else Abercrombie has going

It's funny. I have started reading this book four times, and only finished it once. I couldn't tell you why I stopped those first three times. The ingredients were all there, I just wasn't hungry. Now, reading it for the fourth time, spending nearly all my free time doing so and finishing up in six days, well I just can't see why the hell I stopped in the first place.The Blade Itself is an immensely promising start to a trilogy that I have decide to read straight through without breaking for other books (something I've shied away from doing in the past year or so). The writing is sharp, the dialogue flows, the world is detailed and easily imagined, but what really sets this book apart for me is the characters. Abercrombie writes some damn good characters. Interesting and dynamic, even characters that I was sure I liked, my opinion of them could be turned completely around with one action, one thought. That makes for a fun reading experience, keeps you on your toes.As fun and fast-paced as The Blade Itself was at times, I still have the feeling that it was largely set-up for what is to come in this trilogy. I purchased Before They Are Hanged immediately upon finishing last night, and I'm excited to see where it takes me.

I'm VERY picky about the fantasy genre. I'm even more picky when it comes to books that are not stand alone.That being said, this is a really great book. The characters span a huge variety of personalities and none of them seem like stereotypical fantasy archetypes. While it takes a bit to really pick up speed, it is beautifully written and has a lot of themes you don't see very often.So that being said, I'm definitely going to continue with this trilogy. Joe Abercrombie is incredibly talented. I would definitely recommend this book if you are picky with your fantasy and are looking for something a little different.

This is actually a 3.5 stars.This book wasn't bad at all, but wasn't the best either. I'm interested in seeing where it's going due to that spectacular ending!My problems weren't grammatical, it was the actual story. Literally, for 60% of the book, you have just been introduced to tons of characters and they are just doing normal, everyday stuff.At about 50% in, I was thinking, "What in the hell is the actual STORY???"...these people are just doing things. Then the last 35% of the book, it got really good and had some brutal action.And it did end on a note, that definitely sets up immediately book 2. And I finally knew the characters and what was going on.It was interesting enough to me, to definitely want to finish the trilogy. And I believe after I get the whole story, I have a feeling that this could be, possibly, a 4-star trilogy.... don't let me down book 2!!!3.5 stars

I wasn't sure about this one by the summary blurb, but I've read over half the first book and it is quite intriguing. There's some depth to the story and characters; it isn't nearly as predictable as many stories. Yes, some of the main characters are difficult to love, but so it is in real life no? They have layers and history, as does the setting and story.Edited to add: having read all three books now, I feel quite privileged to have found these gems and enjoyed them. The characters take some getting used to, the story takes a while to develop, but there's plenty of action to keep you happy while it does, and the payoff is well worth it. A thinking person's "epic fantasy".

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