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I think it's like... everyone, both audience and author, is too focused on the lore/history? beetnemesis Send a noteboard - 14/05/2014 01:08:39 PM

It's like, in Stormlight, he slowly hints at a grand and majestic world filled with neat stuff. The audience really wants to read more about the lore, and the world, and the Cosmere stuff. Then he writes hundreds of pages that slowly reveal parts of the lore. Then the plot advances a little, and the book ends.



Also, yeah- Steelheart's characters were a little flat. Still entertaining, though.

I amuse myself.
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Just finished a Sanderson-binge beetnemesis - 13/05/2014 09:44:55 PM 669 Views
mostly agreeing with you except i didn't read rithmatist (or mitosis) temeraire - 14/05/2014 06:30:08 AM 652 Views
I think it's like... everyone, both audience and author, is too focused on the lore/history? beetnemesis - 14/05/2014 01:08:39 PM 543 Views
Wow, haven't heard of any of those books A Deathwatch Guard - 17/05/2014 03:24:03 AM 442 Views
Way of Kings is the book, Stormlight Archive is the series beetnemesis - 18/05/2014 07:06:58 PM 416 Views
Those, I've read A Deathwatch Guard - 19/05/2014 06:40:19 AM 431 Views
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