Karger he/him Posted May 10, 2019 Posted May 10, 2019 Where their supposed to be 3 of these? If I remember correctly their are supposed to be 3 white sand novels. We have 3 graphic novels that correspond to one unpublished book. Are their two more unpublished books in the works or are these three books all we are going to get?
Green Hoodie Mistborn he/him Posted May 10, 2019 Posted May 10, 2019 I believe this is it. I don't remember hearing about 3 full White Sands novels, but with everything else happening and on the plate I doubt he's developing the content/outlines whatever for another 6 graphic novels.
Elegy he/him Posted May 11, 2019 Posted May 11, 2019 (edited) Yes, it was originally planned as a trilogy. This is what he said about this: Quote Iceblade44 The original White Sand was the first of a trilogy so i was wondering what is your plan for the other two books? Writing them as books, graphic novels, or are you just to busy to actually do anything about it right now? Brandon Sanderson We'll decide when the graphic novel is done and out. Basically, we have to gauge fan response. If sales are good, and fans want more, we'll likely do them as graphic novels. When I write more in Taldain, I intend to construct a new story, taking place after the events of the trilogy. (Whether or not we actually do graphic novels of the other two originals.) Stormlight Three Update #5 (Nov. 29, 2016) More recently, he said this: Quote Questioner [PENDING REVIEW] Do you anticipate ever coming back to White Sand? Brandon Sanderson [PENDING REVIEW] Yes, I do anticipate it, but no promises. If I do come back to it, it will not be the novel White Sand, it would be a sequel to the graphic novels. Skyward Atlanta signing (Nov. 17, 2018) Contrary to what one might think, the "Lord Mastrell" novel that's always listed as one of the first books he wrote is not a sequel but more like a second half of the original book: Quote Brandon Sanderson Interestingly enough, I’ve never written a sequel. After seven years and fourteen novels, you would think that I’d have tried a sequel at least once–but I never have, not really. (Early on, the third book I wrote [Lord Mastrell] was a continuation of my first book [White Sand]. I don’t really count it as a sequel, however, since I simply stopped mid-plot on my first book because it was getting too long. I declared it to be ‘book one,’ took a breather and wrote something else for a while, then came back and finished the story.) Brandon's Blog 2004 (Aug. 25, 2004) Edited May 11, 2019 by Elegy 1
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