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{{Infobox book
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| name = Deadhouse Landing
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| image = DeadhouseLandingCover.jpg
 
| series = [[Path to Ascendancy]]
 
| series = [[Path to Ascendancy]]
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| publisher = Bantam Press (UK)<br>Tor Books (US)
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| release_date = 16 November 2017 (UK)<ref name=":1">{{cite web |url=https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/1099845/deadhouse-landing/ |title=Deadhouse Landing, Path to Ascendancy Book 2, Ian C Esslemont|accessdate=2017-06-28}}</ref><br> 14 November 2017 (US)<ref name=":2">{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.com/Path-Ascendancy-Book-Malazan-Empire/dp/0765379465/ref=pd_sbs_14_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=0765379465&pd_rd_r=F9TW5PR4236VD47DXFZ9&pd_rd_w=ehkPd&pd_rd_wg=Slsv8&psc=1&refRID=F9TW5PR4236VD47DXFZ9 |title=Path to Ascendancy Book 2: A Novel of the Malazan, Empire Hardcover – August 8, 2017, by Ian C. Esslemont (Author) |accessdate=2017-06-28}}</ref><br>14 November 2017 (Can)<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.ca/Deadhouse-Landing-Novel-Malazan-Empire/dp/0765379465/ref=tmm_hrd_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= |title=Deadhouse Landing: Path to Ascendancy Book 2 Hardcover – Nov 14 2017 | accessdate=2017-09-21}}</ref>
| release_date = 10 August 2017 (UK)<ref>https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/1099845/deadhouse-landing/</ref>
 
| pages = 700
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| pages = 400 pp
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| isbn = 978-0593074343 (UK)<br>978-0765379467 (US)<br>978-0765379467 (Can)
 
| preceded_by = [[Dancer's Lament]]
 
| preceded_by = [[Dancer's Lament]]
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| followed_by = [[Kellanved's Reach]]
 
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'''''Deadhouse Landing''''' is the second book in the [[Path to Ascendancy]] series by [[Ian C. Esslemont]]. <ref>https://thecriticaldragon.com/2016/04/14/in-the-dragons-den-ian-c-esslemont-interview/</ref><ref>http://thewertzone.blogspot.com/2016/04/second-malazan-prequel-novel-title.html</ref> In an interview Esslemont stated that the book will involve a number of personalities who will go on to constitute the [[Old Guard]].<ref>http://www.thecrippledblog.com/2016/06/intervista-esclusiva-ian-c-esslemont.html (scroll down for English version)</ref>
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'''''Deadhouse Landing''''' is the second book in the [[Path to Ascendancy]] series by [[Ian C. Esslemont]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://thecriticaldragon.com/2016/04/14/in-the-dragons-den-ian-c-esslemont-interview/ |title=In the Dragon’s Den: Ian C Esslemont Interview |accessdate=2017-03-05}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://thewertzone.blogspot.com/2016/04/second-malazan-prequel-novel-title.html |title=Second MALAZAN prequel novel title teased |accessdate=2017-03-05}}</ref> It was released in the UK on the 16th of November 2017 and in the US on the 14th of November 2017.<ref name=":1" /><ref name=":2" />
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In an interview Esslemont stated that the book involves a number of personalities who will go on to constitute the [[Old Guard]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.thecrippledblog.com/2016/06/intervista-esclusiva-ian-c-esslemont.html |title=Intervista esclusiva a Ian C. Esslemont |accessdate=2017-03-05}} (scroll down for English version)</ref>
   
 
==Publisher's summary==
 
==Publisher's summary==
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After the disappointments of [[Li Heng]], [[Dancer]] and [[Kellanved]] wash up on a small insignificant island named [[Malaz Island|Malaz]]. Immediately, of course, Kellanved plans to take it over. To do so they join forces with a small band of [[Napan Isles|Napans]] who have fled a civil war on their own home island. The plan, however, soon goes awry as Kellanved develops a strange and dangerous fascination for a mysterious ancient structure found on the island.
 
After the disappointments of [[Li Heng]], [[Dancer]] and [[Kellanved]] wash up on a small insignificant island named [[Malaz Island|Malaz]]. Immediately, of course, Kellanved plans to take it over. To do so they join forces with a small band of [[Napan Isles|Napans]] who have fled a civil war on their own home island. The plan, however, soon goes awry as Kellanved develops a strange and dangerous fascination for a mysterious ancient structure found on the island.
   
The chaos in the region extends to the metaphysical planes also as a young priest of [[D'rek]] starts to question the rot at the heart of the worship of the god of decay. And back in Li Heng, [[Dassem]], now the proclaimed Sword of Hood, finds himself being blamed for a plague which leads him to a crisis of faith - and searching for answers.
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The chaos in the region extends to the metaphysical planes also as a young [[Tayschrenn|priest]] of [[D'rek]] starts to question the rot at the heart of the worship of the god of decay. And back in Li Heng, [[Dassem Ultor|Dassem]], now the proclaimed Sword of Hood, finds himself being blamed for a plague which leads him to a crisis of faith - and searching for answers.
   
During all this, war with the neighbouring island of Nap threatens, recruited allies wonder at Kellanved’s sanity, and powerful entities take more of an interest in the little mage from [[Dal Hon]]. Dancer faces a hard choice: should he give up on his partnership? Especially when the fellow’s obsession with shadows and ancient artefacts brings the both of them alarmingly close to death and destruction.
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During all this, war with the neighbouring island of Nap threatens, recruited allies wonder at Kellanved's sanity, and powerful entities take more of an interest in the little mage from [[Dal Hon]]. Dancer faces a hard choice: should he give up on his partnership? Especially when the fellow’s obsession with shadows and ancient artefacts brings the both of them alarmingly close to death and destruction.
   
 
After all, who in his right mind would actually wish to enter an Elder mystery known to everyone as the '[[Deadhouse]]'?
 
After all, who in his right mind would actually wish to enter an Elder mystery known to everyone as the '[[Deadhouse]]'?
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===Dedication===
 
===Dedication===
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For Simon Taylor
   
 
===Acknowledgements===
 
===Acknowledgements===
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Once again I wish to thank A. P. Canavan for his insight, attention and discretion as a prereader and editor. Also, my gratitude to Nancy Webber for her sharp pencil and precise mind. And thanks as always to my agent Howard Morhaim for all his work on behalf of the World of Malaz.
   
 
===Maps===
 
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File:Map Quon Tali DL Version.jpg|Quon Tali
== Dramatis Personae (as found in books)==
 
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File:Malaz City DHL.jpg|Malaz City (Pre-Empire)
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== Plot summary ==
 
== Plot summary ==
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::<span style="color:#B00;">'''The following summaries contain spoilers'''<br />Please access individual chapter summaries via the Chapter infobox<br /></span>
   
 
==Notes and references==
 
==Notes and references==
 
{{Reflist}}
 
{{Reflist}}
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{{Books}}
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[[Category:Deadhouse Landing]]
 
[[Category:Path to Ascendancy]]
 
[[Category:Path to Ascendancy]]

Revision as of 11:01, 14 March 2019

Deadhouse Landing is the second book in the Path to Ascendancy series by Ian C. Esslemont.[4][5] It was released in the UK on the 16th of November 2017 and in the US on the 14th of November 2017.[1][2]

In an interview Esslemont stated that the book involves a number of personalities who will go on to constitute the Old Guard.[6]

Publisher's summary

Returning readers to the turbulent early history of what would become the Malazan Empire, the second chapter in Ian C. Esslemont's thrilling new epic fantasy sequence . . .

After the disappointments of Li Heng, Dancer and Kellanved wash up on a small insignificant island named Malaz. Immediately, of course, Kellanved plans to take it over. To do so they join forces with a small band of Napans who have fled a civil war on their own home island. The plan, however, soon goes awry as Kellanved develops a strange and dangerous fascination for a mysterious ancient structure found on the island.

The chaos in the region extends to the metaphysical planes also as a young priest of D'rek starts to question the rot at the heart of the worship of the god of decay. And back in Li Heng, Dassem, now the proclaimed Sword of Hood, finds himself being blamed for a plague which leads him to a crisis of faith - and searching for answers.

During all this, war with the neighbouring island of Nap threatens, recruited allies wonder at Kellanved's sanity, and powerful entities take more of an interest in the little mage from Dal Hon. Dancer faces a hard choice: should he give up on his partnership? Especially when the fellow’s obsession with shadows and ancient artefacts brings the both of them alarmingly close to death and destruction.

After all, who in his right mind would actually wish to enter an Elder mystery known to everyone as the 'Deadhouse'?

Front matter

Dedication

For Simon Taylor

Acknowledgements

Once again I wish to thank A. P. Canavan for his insight, attention and discretion as a prereader and editor. Also, my gratitude to Nancy Webber for her sharp pencil and precise mind. And thanks as always to my agent Howard Morhaim for all his work on behalf of the World of Malaz.

Maps

Plot summary

Deadhouse Landing
Dramatis Personae Prologue
Part One
Chapter 1 Chapter 2
Chapter 3 Chapter 4
Chapter 5 Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Part Two
Chapter 8 Chapter 9
Chapter 10 Chapter 11
Chapter 12 Chapter 13
Chapter 14 Chapter 15
Chapter 16 Chapter 17
Chapter 18 Chapter 19
Epilogue Pagination

Spoiler unsafe

The following summaries contain spoilers
Please access individual chapter summaries via the Chapter infobox

Notes and references