TheShardofObsession

A broom in a closet on the 56th floor of the Empire State Building, but it only works if the Epic and the broom are both in the closet.

@Honorless I've read Secret History, and was thoroughly confused throughout the entire thing. I'm thinking about the others as well. @Lightdancer You asked the hardest question in the cosmere to answer. I loved Mistborn and Elantris, but the Stormlight Archive is my favorite, and likely always will be... We just need to hope Sanderson doesn't become another Robert Jordan, or I'll die of misery . @I Am A Fish I'm torn between Wit/Hoid and Lift. They both add an element of humor to it that is great. And Lift is just too darn strange not to like. @Aon Tia Scale of 1-10? 15. It was an amazing book, and I really liked Navani's discoveries. The insignt into fabrials and what Soulcasters really are was super illuminating, and explains the Sibling's aversion to modern fabrials. Most technical books are boring, but Sanderson just makes it work. I also loved the collaboration between Navani and Raboniel. @Scout_Fox Thank you for trying to assuage my conscience. Though the fact that I read Rhythm of War in 2-3 days may shatter your reasoning to pieces...`

So, this is proof that I exist. Taa Daa! I am an AVID reader or Sanderson's books, and love to make wild theories about strange connections between his books. I can bet somebody is going to ask me this, so I'll get ahead. I was introduced to the cosmere through Mistborn, then did the Stormlight Archive. The Way of Kings took me a month to read at first, but I eventually got to the point where I could read the entire series (three books) in 8 days. I have no life. Then Elantris, which I loved, and then Warbreaker, which, as a 13 year old, was a little iffy for me, but I liked the story all the same. 'The big four' books, in my opinion. I love spotting connections between the books and making up crazy conspiracies.

Exactly my reaction. I need some people to discuss realmatic theory with, or some such junk.