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And a movie every other year.Like a said a few years back, he just needs to collaborate with Steve King. That MF produces 3000 pages and 5 novels every 6 months.
1997 for me. I have a first edition hardcover of A Game Of Thrones that I bought off the shelf at Borders.
The first three books, which he cranked out with a quickness, were some of the best fantasy I've ever read. The fourth was terrible and the fifth was mediocre. I have absolutely zero expectation that he will ever publish the sixth, much less the seventh. Writing the series became a grind and he has no motivation to do anything not fun ever again. HBO destroyed that possibility by giving him several million dollars worth of "F**k You" money.
Like a said a few years back, he just needs to collaborate with Steve King. That MF produces 3000 pages and 5 novels every 6 months.
Man I miss Borders…And my best read of Swords.1997 for me. I have a first edition hardcover of A Game Of Thrones that I bought off the shelf at Borders.
The first three books, which he cranked out with a quickness, were some of the best fantasy I've ever read. The fourth was terrible and the fifth was mediocre. I have absolutely zero expectation that he will ever publish the sixth, much less the seventh. Writing the series became a grind and he has no motivation to do anything not fun ever again. HBO destroyed that possibility by giving him several million dollars worth of "F**k You" money.
Martin and Rothfuss are procrastinating bastards, sure, but Jordan published the 11th WOT book in 2005 and reportedly was working on 12 while he was in chemo and up until he died in 2007. I'm not sure he deserves to be lumped in with the other two.I think Brandon Sanderson just stole all the writing motivation from Robert Jordan, George RR Martin, and Patrick Rothfuss combined.
I think it was a good thing - Jordan was definitely stalling//lagging in the middle part. Sometimes you need a third party to step in and just tie everything together.Curious for input, as the group seeks to contain properly nerdy nerds: how did y’all feel about Sanderson closing out WOT?
I will say I enjoyed it quite a bit. Certainly a distinct different feel, but enjoyable nonetheless.
And, re: Sanderson, I LOVE Stormlight, and can only imagine how much I’ll enjoy the next entry, with Szeth as the character of focus. I won’t say I hate it, but I am far less a fanboy of Mistborn. Though, in fairness, I am only about 100 pages in to the second trilogy. The first left me one tu underwhelmed.
Will be curious to know your thoughts when you finish it.I just started book 3 of the mistborn trilogy. 1 was solid, but no Game of Thrones, that’s for sure.
You're doing yourself a disservice foregoing Stormlight, in my opinion. I think it's truly exceptional. Couldn't recommend highly enoughI tried multiple times to read the WOT books, but I could never get past the first chapter. For whatever reason, I've never even picked up a Sanderson book.