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I have some signed, but none personalized,

In person: A Memory of Light

From his website: Emperor's Soul, Firstborn/Defending Elysium, Way of Kings

Website (numbered): Legion Skin Deep - 1449/2500, Shadows Beneath - 40/200

Also, as far as collectibles go, I have one of the Szeth die cut cards.

EDIT: Forgot about WoK

Alcatraz 4 had possibly one of my favorite jokes I've seen in a novel.  I don't know the exact quote, but:

Also, I don't remember which book the "path of yeast resistance showed up"; I think it was two or three, but that's another one of my favorites from the series.

Word of Brandon on the timeline:

Q:  Do you keep a timeline for your Cosmere books? I'm assuming the events from books such as Elantris and Warbreaker happen before the Stormlight Archives but I'm curious about how much time has passed whether it is months/years/centuries.    

 

 A:Centuries have passed. I think we're closer to a thousand years covering events you could place on the line, with closer to ten thousand years since inciting incidents.

 

Source: 

http://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/2ytg2h/im_novelist_brandon_sanderson_ama/cq4f2ck?context=3

backs of mistwraiths

I don't know any Words of Brandon about it, but according to this: (http://encyclopaedia-wot.org/history/timeline.html) it takes place over about two years.

Yeah, that's definitely one of my favorite episodes of the show now.

Fight the chalklings at the tower remotely using spanchalk.

Sorry Elantris, but I'm throwing you under the bus.  It's his first one and he's only been getting better since (in my opinion), so logic says it'll be the worst.  However, it seems to me like Elantris sometimes gets a worse rep than it deserves, just because out of what I've seen most people think it's the worst one.  It feels like there can be a little bit of confirmation bias where people have heard it's the first and less polished so they notice flaws more and are less forgiving than they would be, it's sort of an Art and Expectation type thing.  Or at least that's my armchair interpretation.

So, I still really like it the whole concept is really cool and I thought the ending went down really well.  And I found Raoden's optimism and determination very compelling.  Yes, the writing wasn't as good, Raoden and Sarene needed more character arc, and the triad structure was a mistake.  But it's not like he made any amateur mistakes, and he still had lots of complex ideas and behind the scenes speculation for the magic system and cosmere things just the same as in his other books.  All in all, it's a gold ingot in a mound of atium.

not release the

Fabrialpunk could be it's own genre

Harvested hen nest

But what Cosmere related phrase does "Fuming Barons Nod" anagram to?

Words of Radiance

snail police said

While Peter said that the Alloy books should be considered main Cosmere books, I don't think he meant in the same sense as the large sequence.  They're just more like the warbreaker or elantris series.  In fact, if we're going really main I think it's only the final mistborn trilogy that counts.

part in any

ability to digest

There's also Knoxx, the shape shifting epic David fought.  One of Newton's gang, mostly took the form of a pigeon, wasn't around long enough (i think) to get a real epic name.

Murkwood

smaller hats which

It means Read And Find Out, used for questions he's not ready to give answers for.  It was originally used by Robert Jordan.

Okay, I have confirmed that ages given in the books were given in Rosharan years and not "translated" already.

Well, Brandon also views his books as translations, so their ages could also have been translated into earth years for our convenience.  But that could also lead to all sorts of confusing