The publication history of the book Between June and August 2010, Tor Books' official website included excerpts from The Way of Kings, as well as an introduction by Sanderson. [3] The Way of Kings debuted at #7 on The New York Times Best Seller list in its first week. [4] The following weeks, the book was ranked #11,[5], #20,[6], and #25. [7]
Finally, I've started rereading the MB series after reading WoK twice in a row in order to determine which one I preferred. Thus far, it remains a tie. However, I'm enjoying my reintroduction to the MB world. That gets me giddy with anticipation for Alloy of Law. Would it be possible to get an early copy once it is a little more polished?:) To begin, a question: It's usually difficult to provide a response to these queries, since there are so many variables. Do the adversaries begin at a distance? If this is the case, Marsh/Zane have a significant edge; they possess the power to toss coins. Is Szeth covered with metal? Due to the fact that Szeth's Shardblade is an Invested artefact, it is mostly impervious to Pushing and Pulling. However, he would have difficulty reaching them if he had a clasp on his shoes, for example. He carries a little amount of metal, although he may have some.
The Alethi are indigenous to the country of Alethkar and are one of the four Vorin nations. They are renowned for their military background and have tanned complexion and black hair. Veden: Native to Jah Keved's Vorin country, the Vedens had pale complexion and black hair. Some have red hair, suggesting Unkalaki ancestry.: The Vedens are indigenous to the Vorin country of Jah Keved. They have pale complexion and black hair. Some have red hair, suggesting their heritage is Unkalaki. Natanatani: Native to the Vorin nation that inhabits New Natanan, the Natanatani often wear gloves and have a little blue tint to their complexion.
I was also delighted to be allowed to finish the last three volumes of The Wheel of Time using Robert Jordan's notes, starting with The Gathering Storm.
Sample chapters from all of my books may be found at https://www.brandonsanderson.com/books-and-art/—and be sure to peruse the rest of my site for chapter-by-chapter commentaries, deleted scenes, and more.
