Which of Brandon's unpublished works are available to read?

[MasterGhandalf]

Hey, this may seem like kind of a weird question, but I know Brandon has released a number of his unpublished early works to the public in various forms. My understanding is that those are as follows, in the rough order they were written (an asterisk signifies works where I've gotten my hands on a copy myself and/or know where to find one): 

 

Dragonsteel Prime*

White Sand

Mythwalker*

Aether of Night

Way of Kings Prime* 

 

Is this list correct in terms of both content and order? IE, are there any unpublished but available early works floating around that I haven't included, and is this order essentially correct? Thank you! 

[Treamayne]

9 hours ago, MasterGhandalf said:

Hey, this may seem like kind of a weird question, but I know Brandon has released a number of his unpublished early works to the public in various forms. My understanding is that those are as follows, in the rough order they were written (an asterisk signifies works where I've gotten my hands on a copy myself and/or know where to find one): 

Please see Verified unpublished content location thread.
More specifically:

• White Sand - If you are a newsletter subscriber, you should already have this link - it is in the "Welcome" email after confirming your newsletter subscription (except for a period in 2024 when the link was absent from the email)

• Aether of Night - Aether of Night Request thread

• Dragonsteel Prime* - Available for download on Dragonsteel Books

• Way of Kings Prime* - Available for download on Dragonsteel Books

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Is this list correct in terms of both content and order? IE, are there any unpublished but available early works floating around that I haven't included, and is this order essentially correct? Thank you! 

As far as order written, please see this WoB:

Spoiler

Brandon Sanderson

Also, if anyone wants any of my old books--anything pre-WAY OF KINGS--you need but ask. Most of them won't ever get published in their current form. So, if you're ever bored, you can read an old, unpublished Brandon novel.

The complete Brandon Library is:

1) White Sand Prime (My first Fantasy Novel)

2) Star's End (Short, alien-relations sf novel.)

3) Lord Mastrell (Sequel to White Sand Prime)

4) Knight Life (Fantasy comedy.)

5) The Sixth Incarnation of Pandora (Far future sf involving immortal warriors)

6) Elantris (You have to buy this one!)

7) Dragonsteel (My most standard epic fantasy)

8 ) White Sand (Complete rewrite of the first attempt)

9) Mythwalker (Unfinished at about 600 pages. Another more standard epic fantasy.)

10) Aether of Night (Stand-Alone fantasy. A little like Elantris.)

11) Mistborn Prime (Eventually stole this world.)

12) Final Empire Prime (Cannibalized for book 14 as well.)

13) The Way of Kings (Fantasy War epic. Coming in 2008 or 2009)

14) Mistborn: The Final Empire (Coming June 2006)

15) Mistborn: The Well of Ascension (Early 2007)

16) Alcatraz Initiated (YA Fantasy. Being shopped to publishers)

17) Mistborn: Hero of Ages (Unfinished. Â Coming late 2007)

18) Dark One (Unfinished. YA fantasy)

19) Untitled Aether Project (Two sample chapters only.)

TWG Posts (Dec. 1, 2005)

Hope that helps

Edited March 2 by Treamayne
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[Argenti he/him]

47 minutes ago, MasterGhandalf said:

Hey, this may seem like kind of a weird question, but I know Brandon has released a number of his unpublished early works to the public in various forms. My understanding is that those are as follows, in the rough order they were written (an asterisk signifies works where I've gotten my hands on a copy myself and/or know where to find one): 

 

Dragonsteel Prime*

White Sand

Mythwalker*

Aether of Night

Way of Kings Prime* 

 

Is this list correct in terms of both content and order? IE, are there any unpublished but available early works floating around that I haven't included, and is this order essentially correct? Thank you! 

There's also The Liar of Partinel, about hoid's origin.

Edit: never mind! I missread

Edited March 1 by Argenti

[MasterGhandalf]

It does. Thank you!