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Long time lurker, I really enjoy the graphic audio productions of Brandon's work. Nice to read first and then listen to again. After doing some googling on it off and on for the last several years, and really only coming across a three year old reddit thread regarding it, I am trying to put names to cast members, and while some of the more recent productions have listed more specific rolls for each voice actor (per the graphic audio website), some are still a mystery. I've taken the time to start a spreadsheet, with cast members. It's sorta-alphabetical (meh), by first name. It is color coded as: green; confirmed credit. yellow; unconfirmed, based off past and/or future credit blue; suspected based on memory of voice and partial credit somewhere else. For anyone interested please have a look. I have not included Elantris because I have not listen to it, may add it later based on the website credits.' Looking for any help identifying and adding information. There are a few notable oddities. Taravangian has not been specifically credited. Adolin's credit changed in Rhythm of War, and I do NOT recall the voice sounding different at all compared to the first three. The credit for Nightblood appears to be the same in Stormlight to Warbreaker, despite that I thought Nightblood in warbreaker sounded nothing like he did in Stormlight. Casting - Graphic Audio.xlsx

Hi everybody, I was just re-reading the original Mistborn trilogy since it's been a while. I really love Michael Kramer as a narrator I think he does a really good job getting the character voices and everything. I primarily listen to audiobooks as opposed to reading paper or digital copies, so I'm glad Sanderson usually has such fantastic narrators. I noticed a slight continuity flaw in the recording of the Well of Ascension, and I'm wondering if anybody knows where I can go to report it? I know that audiobooks don't really have new "editions" in the typical sense (it's possible the print version has already been fixed?), and I have no idea how easy it is to rectify small errors like this. I notice them on occasion, though I can't remember any others in Sanderson books. At the timestamp 10:18:19 (near the beginning of chapter 24) the books says "...she had asked Clubs to burn bronze, and he had claimed he could hear nothing from the north. Either he was the kandra, lying to her about his ability to burn bronze, or Vin could hear a rhythm that nobody else could..." Of course, the issue here being that Clubs can only burn copper, not bronze. I believe there is a whole team of people in charge of managing minute details such as this, but I suppose the cosmere is so intricate they can't all have been caught. Is there someone I should contact about this? Is it even possible/worth the effort to change audiobooks for little things?

The Sunreach and ReDawn audiobooks on Audible have an intro/outro containing morse code. (mp3 audio, morse chart) This is how I hear/copy it: Kind of weird. Do you think there's any meaning to it, e.g. an acronym, or is it just all pure nonsense from a morse code paddle, used to make made to cool sound effects? I'm thinking the latter but thought I'd throw this out there because it's fun to think about.

I was wondering if anyone can share a listing of chapter times for the Dark Talent audiobook? How long each chapter is, that sort of thing? Many thanks!

I've only just discovered that an essay on Taldain, as well as the prologue and first chapter of White Sand Prose, was included in Arcanum Unbounded. It was recorded for the audiobook, as people with the US version have confirmed, but the UK version doesn't have it included. (Got mine from Audible) Is this a mistake? Can it be rectified? If not, does anyone know the reason for dropping it?

I audible all day everyday at work, Theres nothing better then listening to a Sanderson classic while cutting up a few thousand sheep. But I need a break from time to time to give my spheres time to restore its stormlight. Does anyone have any great non sanderson audiobook recommendations? Preferably something longer or a box set. Outside of Sanderson and the fantasy genre I like post apocalyptic, drama, mystery and straight up savageness. Here are a few books I have enjoyed recently to give you an idea of my taste. The Undead World 1-7 - Peter Meredith (Hands down best zombie apocalypse story ever) Mountain Man Trilogy - Keith C Blackmore (Booze, guns, zombies and more Booze) Dodge & Twist - Tony Lee (A sequel to Oliver Twist. Great book gives Oliver Twist the dramatic and shocking ending it has always deserved) The Potato Factory Trilogy - Bryce Courtenay (The only book I have ever read that made me genuinely boil my eyes in both grief and joy at the same time. By far my favourite book of all time *Apart from The Stormlight Archive* If you haven't read these books go and get them ASAP)

Has there been any news about the Skyward audiobook? It's definitely not available for preorder on audible.com and I couldn't find any other news on it. Have I missed something?

Hello, long-time reader, first-time post. I am curious about an art credit I am having a hard time finding. Does anyone know who did the art that is featured as the "cover" illustration of the Warbreaker audiobook? I know that Dan Dos Santos is credited with the print cover and is mentioned in the acknowledgements, but I can't find any mention of which artist did the audiobook illustration. The image is listed in the Warbreaker art gallery on Brandon's website here: Thanks for any help! Jason

I'm new to the site and tried to see if this is discussed elsewhere. If I missed it, I'm sorry. I've listened to quite a few of Sanderson's works via Audible. Kate Reading and Michael Kramer are dear to me as I listened to them through the entire Wheel of Time series. Sometimes I hear Kramer read a Sanderson character and think, but that's Matrim Cauthon's voice!!! I was trying to decide which book to listen to next and I played some samples. Lots of people recommended Warbreaker to me. I noticed the reviews really complain about the narration for Warbreaker. I will probably just read it in pdf form instead. (I do buy hard copies of the books as well because it's easier to go back and reference things in that format) How does the narration affect your level of enjoyment? I like hearing the names pronounced. Of course, if I don't see the hard copy I have no idea how to spell them. Can you think of times when you dislike a character more because of how it's read rather than how it's written? I have several experiences of that happening! (Stormlight Archive series) The choice used for Pattern---Yikes! It's kind of a running joke around my house. We start speaking in the annoying voice. <- nerd alert We still don't trust Pattern. Maybe we're paranoid or maybe it's the vocal performance. I instantly liked Lift due to the vocal performance. The accent was changed for the sailors from 1 book to the next. That threw me for a loop. I wasn't sure I knew this "new" version of Yalb. Anyway, I'd just like to "hear" some thoughts on narration. Feel free to comment on any of the audiobooks by Sanderson.

This is just a quick question and probably overdue in the coming. I apologize if someone else has already asked it, but I couldn't find an obvious topic that answered it in my search. Real quick: Is the rewritten scene at the end of the book now part of the audiobook version of Words of Radiance? Thanks all!!

Graphic Audio seems... if not unpopular, then at least not very popular in these forums, but I've loved their adaptations for years, and now they've officially announced that they will be doing The Way of Kings (something that was only hinted at in the past, I think). The fun - and not very surprising - part is that while most of their novel audiobook adaptations have to be split into two or three parts, The Way of Kings is being split into five! One of the great things about the GA products are the covers, which have only gotten better since they first picked up Brandon's books. So I want to keep this thread (or maybe create a master thread somewhere) up to date with links to all the different parts and (if I can find them) higher resolution versions of the covers. So here is the list of links. There is no artwork currently available, but it should start showing up soon. The Way of Kings (1 of 5): Available on March 21, 2016. I suspect the cover for this one might be this, since the same artist did the GA covers for all 3 parts The Hero of Ages and The Alloy of Law. The Way of Kings (2 of 5): Available on May 1, 2016 The Way of Kings (3 of 5): ??? The Way of Kings (4 of 5): ??? The Way of Kings (5 of 5): ???

I was wondering if anyone has a Table of Contents for the Audio-book version of "Words of Radiance". I have been listening to the book while reading along on my nook, but the version of audio-book I have is in 6 files around 8 hours each. I was writing down each of the ending times when I stopped reading for the moment. Usually on the chapter end. If anyone has the duration of each chapter that could be useful. Update: 01, Nov Using the link anyone can comment on and read what I have put together. Link to Google docs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Kw8bzfjkyCmeO_d9lqC96-rfiATDGPgMLWsZWwd7xnQ/edit?usp=sharing

It's finally up ya'll. I'd actually caution preordering right now because the art displayed is still the V2 version with buff Non-Rambodin. And in my experience the cover art available when you buy is what you're stuck with on Audible. My Addadon's Gate and Daylight war audiobook covers in the app are just text because that's how it was when I bought them, despite audible later adding the cover art. No matter if I re-download or even re-install the app it never changes. Ohh my God, it's listed as 46 hours! I have a business trip planned on release day so I'm spending the majority of my time listening up front. I'm relieved this is completed.

I was curious how people were injesting their brandon? Personally, I'm an audiobook fanatic. I have 120 books in my audible library.