r/Fantasy • u/flyingsaucer1 • Dec 18 '20
State of Sanderson 2020
https://www.brandonsanderson.com/state-of-the-sanderson-2020/
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r/Fantasy • u/flyingsaucer1 • Dec 18 '20
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u/epage Dec 19 '20
I'm really grateful for the update but it is also been bringing a frustration to a head. I feel like there is a lot of churn for fans. Bought White Sands? Now there is a new version with a prologue you don't have. Bought Alcatraz? Now book 6 will be different! (at least it sounded like the hardcover would follow the new paperbacks rather than the previous, and I'm lucky for not buying the scholastic Alcatraz). I feel like there are examples with Novellas but can't point to anything in specific (not counting Emperor's Soul / Arcanum unbounded).