Even if that were true he could still have cut the beginning by 3/4
Dark Knight Send a noteboard - 31/07/2012 03:09:40 AM
I don't get it...
Read some of the stuff they have to say, about the first book and about this one. Read some of the theories. There's a strong possibility that there are a lot of important things hiding in plain sight amongst the fluff. The moon, Namers, Shapers, ancient wars, demons, lineages, languages, an angel, secret societies, hidden magics, undying enemies locked behind doors, bad guys who might be good guys and vice versa, and a lot more. Either it's all in there if you know how to look for it, or a lot of people are fooling themselves.
And still be able to slip in what he wanted. I'm sorry, I don't buy into the "I can write a bunch of fluff just to slip in some foreshadowing" idea. A book should be like the human body-lean and efficient. Not bloated with unnecessary fat.
Formerly Mat Bloody Cauthon on Wotmania, blessed be its name
I am becoming skeptical about Patrick Rothfuss (spoilers for about half of Wise Man's Fool)
26/07/2012 12:24:39 AM
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Re: I am becoming skeptical about Patrick Rothfuss (spoilers for about half of Wise Man's Fool)
28/07/2012 04:29:53 PM
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So... you haven't read the second half of the book yet, right? (no spoilers)
28/07/2012 11:30:29 PM
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Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the second half. (minor spoilers)
29/07/2012 04:56:53 AM
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Started re-reading because of your review
30/07/2012 08:22:54 PM
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Try looking up the Tor blog site re-read, for reals.
30/07/2012 10:52:01 PM
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Even if that were true he could still have cut the beginning by 3/4
31/07/2012 03:09:40 AM
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