Omikii

I love reading and I carry my Kindle everywhere with me. I think by now I own thousands of books (some of which I've even read). There is a forest of books on Amazon with so many trilogies, quadrologies, quintologies... I just got out of a long-book relationship with multiple sequels and a not-quite-satisfying ending, and was looking for something to read over the weekend and not another series I'd have to devote months to. Today, it's extremely rare to find a good stand alone fantasy novel. I accidently picked Elantris, and... ended up reading everything Brandon Sanderson ever wrote. I fell in love in Elantris after the first few pages. Like someone said before me, I read it, and then I re-read it right away. Elantris for me was like watching a good anime, and reminded me a bit of Fullmetal Alchemist, only much cooler and not as sad. Well. Almost not as sad. Then I searched what else the man wrote, and started reading - first Warbreaker, then the first Mistborn trilogy, then Stormlight Archive, and so on. I read the young adult books when I was done with the more adult fiction, and when I ran out of YA books, I even read the childrens books. Brilliant writer, such fantastic imagination, such different worlds, all very individual and well thought out, such brilliant stories with excellent character development... Fantastic. Can't wait for the next books. May he live long and finish all the stories he started.

No, it wouldn't work - changes in the land itself cause the Reod, blowing up a wall in Elantris would acomplish nothing since the Aon Rao would still be active, even without the wall. I guess if you drained the central lake so it no longer exists the Aons would stop working...