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If Survival is a Shard, I want to see him and Kelsier interact, because they are soul mates. Maybe Kelsier could become Survival one day.

I just finished Republic of Thieves. It was pretty good, though I can't help but feel it's the weakest of the three books. Can't wait for the fourth book.

Hey, Brandon only said that Wayne ISN'T a world hopper. He didn't say he wasn't going to BECOME one Also, I feel like Kelsier becoming a worldhopper is going to be inevitable, and I also wouldn't be opposed to Kaladin becoming one. We already know Galladon is a worldhopper, so I wouldn't be too surprised of Raoden was one too. Same with Demoux and one of Kelsier's original crew. If Spook or Ham showed up on another world, that would be so cool (Though I don't remember if Era 2 said whether or not they died)

Trails of Cold Steel 3. Wonderfulseries, Trails, I highly recommend it. Start with Trails in the Sky FC if you do check it out.

Okay, I got one based on yesterday's AMA. Hoid is a dragon. My biggest reason for this is that Brandon said that dragons are shapeshifters and hinted that we have seen dragons, just not in dragon form. Being a shapeshifting dragon would very well explain why Hoid is so good at disguising himself

Yes, I have read all of the cosmere books, and yes, I know TLR is actually Rashek. But the way that the book is written makes the obvious assumption that TLR is the Hero, and I thought it was very clear from early on that that was the case, and it's meant to be a twist at the end that Alendi isn't TLR. At least that's what I've always felt

By which I mean, why is it marketed as "This is a world the chosen one failed" instead of "this is a world where the chosen one became a great evil himself"? I found it very obvious that the Lord Ruler was the chosen one, so.I imagine it's not really a spoiler, and the latter is just as marketable as the former. So I was just wondering why its marketed as the chosen one failing

No. He was around during Adonalsium's shattering, back when Autonomy was just a normal woman. He was one of her comrades.

I doubt either of them are going down anytime soon. Nale is possible, but unlikely. I think Mraize is out of the question. There are too many unknowns for him to die anywhere near this soon

So I've ended up putting everything else on hold in favor of just focusing on Republic of Thieves, since it's a library book. I'm probably gonna try slowing down the amount of books I'm trying to read at once (Hence why I haven't started Game of Thrones, Murder of Roger Ackroyd, and And Then There Were None despite getting them all for Christmas). I'll probably read the ones I've already started at my own pace all at the same time after Republic simply because they're not rentals so I can afford to. But after that, I'm probably only going to stick to 1-3 series at once

I doubt Zahel's gonna die. At least not before Nightblood releases.

Okay, so I'm not the only one absolutely lost. Good.

I don't think any of the main Radiants will die this book. I think that if any of them die, it will be in Stormlight 5.

Went and finished the rest of Red Seas Under Red Skies. Good book. Not as good as the original, perhaps, but still good. Very curious to know where it's going to go from there, and I will likely be starting Republic of Thieves tomorrow

So I'm gonna be forced to stop reading Red Seas Under Red Skies since it's a library book, it's almost due, and someone's holding it so I can't renew it. So that's unfortunate, considering it's the book I'm enjoying most and I'm only half through and I doubt I'll be able to finish it over the weekend unless I spend literally all of my time on it.

Yeah, the problem was just that the first few chapters was mostly just introductions and descriptions of the town. Not to say that that's not important, I just thought it was a tad too slow for my liking. Now that something's actually started happening, it's become a lot easier to read.

One chapter later, it picked up a lot, lol

Yeah, the one thing I know about the series is that there is one book later on where the only thing that happens in it is just people reacting to events in the previous book. Maybe part of the problem is that I'm reading a lot of faster paced books (Gentlemen Bastards, Hero, and Dresden Files notably), and I'm very taken in by the writing style of The Hobbit, so the slow start of Eye of the World along with it just having a standard writing style makes it comparatively harder to read when I could be reading any of those other books.

Well, I'm mostly talking about the first few chapters. I'm on, like, chapter 4.

And how about Eye of the World itself? How much would you say it picks up?

Is the Wheel of Time series always as slow as it is in the start, or does it pick up a lot later on? Because I'm having a sort of hard time really sitting down and reading it just due to how slow it feels.

I've heard a lot of good things about the three myself. I shall see if they live up to it, though I am going in with basically no expectations because I have no idea what it's even really about.

I finished Storm Front and started Fool Moon, as well as His Dark Materials Book 1: The Golden Compass.

Dresden Files 1 Storm Front The Hobbit Gentlemen Bastards 2 Red Seas Under Red Skies Gone 9 Hero Wheel of Time 1 The Eye of the World

So, Words of Radiance was originally going to be called the Book of Endless Pages. But why? The original Book of Endless Pages was an empty book, and it was probably destroyed on the boat in the start of the book. Why would it be named after a book that has little relevance and was more than likely destroyed?