TWoK was the first so it'd have to be KoWT, how would Knowledge and Wind fit into that?even with the shorter title acronym, Knowledge and Wind is right there...
TWoK was the first so it'd have to be KoWT, how would Knowledge and Wind fit into that?even with the shorter title acronym, Knowledge and Wind is right there...
Acronyms do not have to take a definite article (as "The" is in the first novel).TWoK was the first so it'd have to be KoWT, how would Knowledge and Wind fit into that?
That's pretty standard for all book releasesHe's again only releasing a Hardcover in Europe for 28€? He or his publisher sure got greedy.
Paperback versions are usually released 6-12 months after the hardcover, depending on the publisher / authorNot releasing a paperback edition is standard? Didn't know that.
My 10 year old loved the Alcatraz series by Brandon Sanderson. Alcatraz vs the evil librarians is the first one. I read it myself as well, and it's pretty easy reading but with some trademark Sanderson in there.Looking for a bit of advice. My 9 year old nephew who has fairly high functioning autism has recently gotten into reading. He is fairly selective about what he enjoys, but I thought getting him a book among other things, would be worth the risk to support a pretty wholesome interest. I remembered Sanderson has written some pretty popular young adult books, and was thinking of maybe getting him Skyward. Does anyone know if that would be suitable to someone his age?
My 10 year old loved the Alcatraz series by Brandon Sanderson. Alcatraz vs the evil librarians is the first one. I read it myself as well, and it's pretty easy reading but with some trademark Sanderson in there.
I keep trying to get him (my 10 year old) to read the Skyward series, but so far no dice.
Why does he absolutely want to go on with Elantris? It's his weakest series.
That and the world of Sel and the Aons are very important to the commerce going forward (apparently)Elantris itself was just fine (probably a product of it being one of his earliest works) but Emperor's Soul was excellent. I don't think there's any reason to think additional stories on Sel couldn't be closer to the latter than the former in quality. Lots of interesting stuff to explore.
Is a byproduct of:Curious strategy to wait until he's written 5 books before releasing any of them.
Is a byproduct of:
- Wanting to write all the books in Mistborn Era 3 and Elantris sequels before releasing so he can then tweak things and add good foreshadowing in each book before publishing them
- Not wanting to write all the Mistborn Era 3 books or Elantris books in one go and intersperse them in between
Ummm, so new Novella just dropped from the kickstarter?
I haven't been following his posts, is there going to be a physical edition coming for physical edition backers or is this a digital only thing? Just need to figure whether to wait for the physical to read it like the other books.
Yeah basically he doesn't have time to write a new Stormlight novella and will instead write it sometime after Stormlight 5
No, I mean I just got an email a few hours ago at lunch from the kickstarter with a new novella (82 pages) called
Long Chills and Case Dough
I know there were rumors about him dropping a novella in December, so I assume this is it.
oh yeah. The physical of that is up for purchase on his website. Don't think it will be getting a wide release with a publisher or anything.
Long Chills and Case Dough Hardcover Book
This book is NOT signed. Long Chills and Case Dough is a previously unpublished short story, written just before Brandon published his first book. It was released to celebrate the finale of the 2023 "Year of Sanderson," and is published exclusively by Dragonsteel as a "Sanderson Curiosity." Also...www.dragonsteelbooks.com
Nice. Gonna assume that physical backers are getting the hardcover of it then.
Since I like his early writing, especially his novellas, pretty interested in reading this.
He's not. Those are being written by someone elseI'm surprised he's writing more Skyward books. I'm only 10% done with Defiant so maybe it ends open ended, but it feels like that series has run it's course. The world itself does have potential, but I definitely feel like I'm done with Spensa's story.
I'm surprised he's writing more Skyward books. I'm only 10% done with Defiant so maybe it ends open ended, but it feels like that series has run it's course. The world itself does have potential, but I definitely feel like I'm done with Spensa's story.
Dunno about recap vids. Most seem to incorporate Book 3. Text-wise though there's the Coppermind book summaries and Tor does a cool reread series.Whoa. Kind of wild to think it'll be at least a decade between Stormlight 5 and 6. I hope the finale of Arc 1 feels conclusive enough for that. Also kind of weird to go from "I'm releasing like 5 books in one year" to "gonna wait several years before really releasing another book". Though I guess there's some stuff from him in that time.
Of course, for me it's fine, as I am very far behind. I have tons to catch up on. It was about two years ago that I finished Stormlight 2. Afterwards I read Warbreaker and then about a year ago started Mistborn... and bounced off. Just couldn't get into Mistborn.
Well, I'm finally back. I read Yumi and the Nightmare Painter. I really enjoyed it. Not the greatest novel ever written but it was really cute. This was the main secret project I wanted to check out so I'm glad I had a good time with it.
My Sanderson Ranking So Far:
Way of Kings > Yumi and the Nightmare Painter > Words of Radiance > Warbreaker > The Final Empire
Not sure if I want to jump back into Stormlight next or check out the other Secret Projects. I feel like I should probably jump back into Stormlight since it's been two years and I'm starting to lose memory of the details on what happened. Any good short recap videos of the first two books or something? lol
I don't even eat noodles that much, but damn if I haven't come close to pulling the trigger on it several times. It looks so pretty.My partner gave me the [Yumi] Noodle Princess bowl set, and easily it's my favorite official/licensed merch. Could knock out a Nightmare with its heft, and no tacky branding.
I can't wait!
Yeah, I agree. I rank the Secret Projects as 1,3,4,2.Sunlit Man - didn't grab me at first but ultimately really enjoyed it. Once again demonstrating Sanderson's unmatched creativity in world building and magic systems. And of course lots of juicy little tidbits about the future of the cosmere.
It's the worst of the three secret cosmere novels, but that's more because the other two were S-tier than this one being bad.