mnordgard

@Argent Thank you so much for the encouragement. <3 I will say what I want to say, then. I do find it kind of funny (in a tender sad way?), so it is genuine. Making fun of situations is sort of my coping mechanism, and it is genuine, but also maybe a shallow way to process some things. In any case, Oathbringer blew my mind, and I am incredibly grateful for it.

Hehe, I was actually going to Birmingham (on saturday) to meet a guild friend, and today I saw Brandon had tweeted about leaving some signed copies in Birmingham and I was going to rip my hair off because I was going to be too late to snatch one up. Then I got curious about what he was doing there, and double-wanted to rip my hair off when I saw there was an event in Birmingham on wednesday. And then I just kind of asked my friend if he would be up for driving me all the way to Glasgow if I paid for the gas and the hotel and he agreed. So its all utterly random and very exciting! I will do my best to say hi to any and all small bald bearded men in attendance.

This will be my first book signing! I am coming from Norway, and I have no idea what to say to Brandon! (or how to say what I potentially could say) I sort of want to tell him that I was depressed and for the first time suicidal last year and that I could not find anything other to pull me through that than the fact that I had hang on in order to read Oathbringer. But I want to say that in a funny way because I dont really want to be gloomy, you know? Its like tragic but comic because its funny how loving a story can be enough to make you want to hang on after all? *runs around in circles with hands in the air*