That is actually a specific group of named men -- there are many people in the north that are "named men". ]]>
Because a book doesn't have a happy ending, does that make it a bad book? ]]>
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Sanderson is a big fan of keeping his worlds open to further expansion later on. I mean, at the end of Elantris he leaves it open to expanding on the world and the magic system, since clearly there are at least 3 magic systems there.
I have not read Warbreaker but from what you guys say he leaves that able to expand.
Lastly, he has actually said that he will be doing another three books in the Mistborn world. They will take place several hundred years after the first three ended, in a vastly different world.
If anyone has any questions about this I would check out:
http://www.timewastersguide.com/forum/in...
It is full of all sorts of additional information directly from Sanderson about the Mistborn world -- as well as some hints and over-arching information about all of his worlds (Shards of Adonalsium). ]]>
MM, junk shop owner. That might be me too. I just love stuff. It doesn't need a use (for me) or a reason to be, I just love collecting things. Thankfully I am not made of money and am able to control my impulses and don't buy random things; but man in an ideal fantasy world job sense, antique/junk shop owner would be great! ]]>
The Wise Man's Fear has yet to be released in any language. It was supposed to be released this year, though he has fallen behind schedule. It is slated for 2010 now. ]]>
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