maybe. but how many authors can pump out a book as long as a stormlight

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Feb 20, 2017
8:59:55pm

BlueBlood All-American

every 3 years and not get burned out? That he can also write other books in his "time off" is amazing.

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BlueBlood

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I need a book recommendation - for a guy who hasn't read much in the last

newbie

2/20/17 6:40pm

Stormlight Archive: Brandon Sanderson

CougarinOZ

2/20/17 6:45pm

After you read all the Sanderson books read the kingkiller chronicles by Rothfuss.

Slim

2/20/17 6:46pm

Ugh, another series that will never finish

Deleted

2/20/17 7:09pm

If you are only interested in a finished series then The Magicians by Lev Grossman is good as is The Dark Tower series

Slim

2/20/17 7:12pm

Do this^^^^if you enjoy starting a series that you will never be able to finish

Gate5

2/20/17 6:50pm

I assume you mean rothfuss's chronicles, Sanderson will finish his series

swimbro

2/20/17 6:53pm

Rothfuss has 1 more book left to finish his series and Sanderson has like 10

Slim

2/20/17 6:58pm

brandon has 7 left after this year, and he is actually actively writing

swimbro

2/20/17 7:23pm

Actively writing my foot! I've been waiting years for book three to hit! And have you seen the guy? He's primed for a

Dangerzone

2/20/17 7:53pm

I've never heard of an author that turns work out as fast as Sanderson. Book three is set for November of this year.

theOnceler

2/20/17 8:11pm

Sanderson is very prolific. He has many projects,

bbqoug

2/20/17 8:12pm

Sanderson is currently 68% done w/ the 3rd draft of "Oathbringer" (Stormlight 3). It should be out this fall

SpiffCoug

2/20/17 8:50pm

Sanderson is on the wrong side of 40, writing one of those every 3 years because

runnincoug

2/20/17 8:18pm

maybe. but how many authors can pump out a book as long as a stormlight

BlueBlood

2/20/17 8:59pm

That's the point. He won't finish it before he dies.

Dangerzone

2/20/17 9:05pm

I do worry about that. Not sure he can realistically work faster, though.

BlueBlood

2/20/17 9:13pm

I don't believe he can work faster. He just has more irons in the fire than any

Gate5

2/20/17 9:15pm

He'll get to a point of realizing he needs to prioritize if he truly wants to

runnincoug

2/20/17 9:18pm

Sanderson is 41. A book every three years puts him at 62 when it's done. Even adding a 4th year for every 3 books

SpiffCoug

2/20/17 9:18pm

Rothfuss is like Tolkien, it may be twenty years before he gets the next one

Gate5

2/20/17 9:20pm

I'd take a semi finished Sanderson series over another Kingkiller Chronicle.

ebv

2/20/17 9:35pm

I agree.

Gate5

2/20/17 9:39pm

What are some of your favourite books or genres?

Jezza

2/20/17 6:50pm

Fiction or Non? Genre preferences?

joelvandyne

2/20/17 6:51pm

The passage trilogy

Deleted

2/20/17 7:09pm

All the Light We Cannot See and The Wright Brothers are the two best books that

bob falfa

2/20/17 8:24pm

The Wright Brothers is excellent.

k2coug

2/20/17 11:48pm

RE: I need a book recommendation - for a guy who hasn't read much in the last

RexIdaCoug

2/20/17 9:23pm

Here are some of my favorite books or series of the last decade or so.

ebv

2/20/17 9:52pm

One of the most fun series I've read is the Galactic Football League series by Scott Sigler. Sounds corny, I know, but

mightybrick

2/20/17 10:11pm

The Wright Brothers is the best book I've read in years.

k2coug

2/20/17 11:50pm

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