There's so much about this I love. The world building is as deep as you will ever find in a fantasy series, but there are some things that I just have a problem with. The repetitive nature of the narrative sometimes I have some serious pace problems.
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did I have some problems with book one as well I did. But what was there was so mindbending to me.
I loved the first law trilogy where I started blade itself and before they were hanged in the last argument of kings like I loved that
I loved the first law trilogy where I started blade itself and before they were hanged in the last argument of kings like I loved that
he does the most amazing job in the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings and the Lost Tales and all the rest of the little of the puzzle pieces that make up Middle Earth, but particularly in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, he takes the smallest every man.
There's witty banter, there's heartbreak, there's mystery, there's a world that I just could not get enough of around every corner as the books go on, one after another.
I read this like a week ago and I'm I had to go see it blew my hair back so hard I had to go see a stylist and get a correction.
This is one that I read when I was quite young and it comes back around over and over and over again in my life. this world will be with me forever.
Here is Way of Kings, book one of the Stormlight Archives. This for me, this is the Jack King Kirby of epic fantasy.
you know right away when you start with book one, Curse of the Misraith, you know right away this is a storyteller at the top of her game.
after wind and truth, as we start to see all these threads pulled together in the cosmir, it starts to just you it really starts to look like one huge magnum opus story that all dovetales and tangles together.










