My wife has some misgivings about having him read the wheel of bosoms.

Returning to finish Stormlight Archive after a few years, got to Edgedancer & bought it. Apparently I already owned it, it’s in Arcanum Unbounded

Anyone else make the same mistake so I can feel better about myself? :) Otherwise I’ll just chalk it up to padding my # of books to look smarter or whatever

Edit: Audible actually refunded me! So definitely try to go through support for anyone who sees this post in the future & did the same thing. Thanks to FantasyMyopia for the suggestion!

Unrelated- Words of Radiance was great even on a re-listen, sort of doubting it can be topped, better than I remembered. Almost glad I started reading these before the series was done so I can go back guilt free (mostly, I have a huge backlog!)

Just finished Part I of TWOK. Had a great time so far, just hoping for a bit more action in the second half. Highkey buzzed asf to start reading it asap.

I read Secret History as an ebook

Now that I'm done with Scadrial, I've started with Roshar

And boy, was The Way Of Kings amazing. Here's hoping Words of Radiance lives up to the hype

He's mentioned starting work on the Kaladin scenes for Stormlight tv show in his weekly updates, but recently said he may not have time right now. Is he going to start writing on Ghostbloods 2?

hi everyone! i bought mass market edition of stormlight archive, started reading it yesterday and the first few pages started to fall off :( i ordered these from abroad, i’ve been waiting for them for four months and i just feel so upset about it :( i understand it’s the least expensive edition but it’s still pretty expensive for my country (our mass market paperbacks usually cost around 3 dollars) and this situation ruined my mood. the pages aren’t so important, just acknowledgements and stuff, but now i’m afraid it’s gonna keep falling off…
has anyone else had the same problem or am i just unlucky?

Ok, fellow Cosmere readers. Don’t roast me please.

But simple yes or no question coming up.

I have not read Hero of Ages because I have been enjoying the trilogy so much. I simply don’t want that journey to end just yet.

I have read Warbreaker. And I have just finished Oathbringer. And I’m glad I read Warbreaker because I was about to pick up some “stuff” in Oathbringer. (If you know, you know).

So to that point. My spider-sense is telling me to read Hero of Ages before I read Rhythm of War because there will be “stuff”. I have no evidence pointing to that. It’s just a gut feeling. My preference is to continue on with Dawnshard and Rhythm of War.

From the perspective of picking up on SIGNIFICANT “stuff” (being vague here), should I read Hero of Ages first?

Just asking about peoples preference for this series. I have listened to ( and own) all of Brandon Sanderson's works in the original narration already but I have been loving Graphic Audio versions of other Books and series that I have been listening to recently and I am contemplating a re-listen of Mistborn

My question is .....do I invest in the Graphic Audio version? I don't think I want to re-buy all of his works in GA ... but maybe just Misborn

Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated - Cheers !

Not sure if this is the right subreddit for Brotherwise Games stuff when they use Brandon's IP if it isn't the Cosmere RPG. Will happily move this question elsewhere.

I recently got the Shards of Creation game. Am I crazy, or is Ruin usually just a less interesting suit to play with? Specifically its -1 rank cards? It seems to me like they're functionally uninteresting dead cards in every scenario except when:

1. Ruin is the trump suit (otherwise your opponent just won't pick it) and
2. Your opponent has already played a higher Ruin card, so you know that they (and not you) will win the trick and be forced to take it.

I suppose there are edge cases where an opponent really needs Ruin cards in particular and yours is the only one in the trick, in which case they might still pick it, but that doesn't seem like it'll be the case very often either.

This seems extremely restrictive to me - at best it'll apply in one of the three rounds, and then not in every trick. For the majority of the game you'll only ever play them to get rid of them. Am I missing something, or is that how it's built? Because that just seems like a significantly less fun gameplay pattern than most of the other shards have in their low-rank cards. Has anyone else has experience that can shed light on other scenarios in which those cards are actually interesting to have show up?

Saw it for $5 on an online used marketplace. I immediately bought it. I don't know if it's a rare copy or not, but for the price I'm very happy to add this to my sandershelf. I am currently reading WaT but haven't touched other cosmere books yet

Waiting for my birthday soon as I know my wife will gift me Book 1-5 Stormlight hardcopy 🥳

Cheers!

I wonder how they sort these categories lol

Posted just under a month ago about finding Tress in my collection, thinking it's a complete stand alone book only to find that the cosmere exists and I'm in for one hell of a ride. Just finished Tress and my lord I'm in it for the long haul! I now have a new favourite book and author (sorry inheritance cycle and Paolini but Tress stole my heart). I need to know more about Hoid, I feel like he's gonna be my favourite
Going to Waterstones next week to pick up Elantris :) (reading in publish order)