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@Lurcher Thanks for the walk-through. Turns out the email to set up the password went to my spam box, which is why I didn't originally see it show up.

Now I'm struggling to create an account on Wells Books. When I went to create an account, all it asked for was an email, no password or username. And to sign in, you need a password of course. So then I tried to resend the password to my email so I could change it, but it's been 15 minutes and no email has arrived. Then I figured maybe it didn't actually create an account, but when I try to create an account with that email, it says that email's already in use. So I don't know what to do at this point.

The link for the signed RoW copies isn't working for me, even though it should have gone active by now. Is it already sold out?

51 minutes ago, king of nowhere said:

or they will probably move the date backwards eventually.

No! Don't jinx it!

YES! We don't have to wait until 2021! YESSS!

Did they end up using the sparkly rainbow paper for Warbreaker? I didn’t see it mentioned on Brandon’s website, so I don’t know whether to assume they were able to use it or not.

I really want to watch the tv series (assuming its eventually greenlit) before the graphic novels since they will both be following the same storyline. I know there will be differences, but I'm under the impression that each will spoil the other, and I'd much rather experience the first tv adaptation of Brandon's works as completely new to me rather than the graphic novel. If I'm misinformed about how similar the tv show and the graphic novel will be, please let me know. Cause I'd really hate to have to wait to read the graphic novel.

1 hour ago, Chromium Compounder said:

I hate sixth of the dusk

 "Hate" is a pretty strong word there. Obviously everybody has their own opinions, but I've never understood how some people despise Sixth of the Dusk so strongly. It's probably my least favorite cosmere short story, but I don't dislike it. I'd probably rate it somewhere between "meh" and "decent."

Ah, poor Eric. Of all the short stories Brandon could have chosen.

I actually like this one better. Close to symmetrical book covers always seem a little too perfect to me, so I appreciate the chance to an off center picture.