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Crap. Expected delivery says the 8th. That's just not good. It says it's shipping from New Jersey. I didn't even know there were books in New Jersey.
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Mar 1, 2011 16:56
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hot pants posted:This ain't being spoilered, but Manet is the biggest self-insertion character ever. from a post publishing interview found at Bookbanter.net: Interview posted:Alex: If you could live in your world: where would you live, who would you be, and what would you do? Manet much ? ...I'm loving the book though Bantaras fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Mar 7, 2011 |
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Mar 6, 2011 23:23
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yup. those parts might have been far easier to read if I didn't know what the author looked like.
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Mar 16, 2011 04:52
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I happened to read in one of the Amazon reviews on the speculation of Ambrose being the King he kills (from the comment that he was one of the guys in line to be king in NotW) this comment:Amazon Review posted:...if Ambrose is the King he kills in the end to start the war (seeing as how Ambrose is 13th in line for the throne and 4 people in that line were killed during the course of the novel)... I completely missed that. Who were the 4 nobles killed in WMF? Also, when that list of families in line to be king was given, did anyone notice that Lackless was listed before Ambrose? Sorry if I missed this if it has been mentioned before, anyway it probably doesn't matter since Kvothe's parents never married .
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Mar 29, 2011 14:58
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I really, really wanted to love this book. Dang it Rothfuss didn't your blog say you had "beta readers"? I wonder what these guys have to say for themselves?
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Mar 31, 2011 04:48
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Habibi posted:Bast has pretty much come out and said that Kvothe is a shadow of the person he once was, that he's lost all belief in himself Yup a man waiting to die as mentioned in both books so far. ...the third silence, right guys?
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Apr 27, 2011 18:51
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Liesmith posted:It kind of makes you wonder what his editor was thinking. Habibi posted:Who the hell is this guy's editor and why did she allow this book to hit the shelves in its current form? Tolli posted:It should have been edited more. Above Our Own posted:His editor really needs to grow a pair and tell him that his stuff just rants on and on. Sophia posted:As with most things, the problem wasn't with the story idea but with the execution (and lack of stern editing). DirtyDiaperMask posted:but goddamn Rothfuss really needs a better(stricter) editor. Nope, Benson Cunningham, I think I figured out what the silence of the third part was.
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Apr 30, 2011 00:00
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ace_beef posted:...what are some similar or better fantasy books? Above Our Own posted:The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. I am very much enjoying "Lies" thanks to that post. I'm about half of the way into it and I'm dreading finishing because I don't want it to end. Thanks for the suggestion!
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i really do think you guys would enjoy Scott Lynch. just sayin
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