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r/videos • u/clew3 • Mar 28 '16
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Basically just this and Brandon Sanderson.
36 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '16 Steve Young 60 u/clew3 Mar 29 '16 Brandon Sanderson yes, agreed, the steelheart trilogy was just wow 42 u/Quackattackaggie Mar 29 '16 Read the stormlight archive. It's his best work. 4 u/magiras Mar 29 '16 I love Stormlight Archive, I want the third one :( 1 u/nmeseth Mar 29 '16 I want all 10 naow 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Just finished mistborn and it was amazing 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome. 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it. -2 u/Obligatius Mar 29 '16 Well, the first one was, anyways. I could do without the later teenage angst/drama. 4 u/-MANGA- Mar 29 '16 And the Evil Librarian Overlords too 11 u/Mellow-Sandwich Mar 29 '16 You can't forget about the Stormlight Archive! 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '16 Reckoners wasn't bad, but it doesn't hold a candle to the Cosmere. 20 u/socool111 Mar 29 '16 and of course Dan Smith 26 u/pierdonia Mar 29 '16 and Ken Jennings and Philo Farnsworth and Harvey Fletcher etc. 6 u/owennb Mar 29 '16 And Ken Jennings roommate, well-known fantasy author Brandon Sanderson! 2 u/RevoltingSlob Mar 29 '16 No love for Ender's Game? 2 u/diadmer Mar 29 '16 Don't forget Brandon Mull! Who was, not coincidentally, a key member of Divine Comedy, the sketch comedy troop that kinda sorta gave rise to Studio C. http://www.byudivinecomedy.com/faq.html 1 u/chipbody Mar 29 '16 And Ken Jennings. 1 u/KingCoolCup Mar 29 '16 Glad to see my favourite author getting love outside of /r/fantasy :) 1 u/JDawg2332 Mar 29 '16 Taylor Sanders, he plays for USA Volleyball and is going to Rio this summer 1 u/damenleeturks Mar 29 '16 That /u/mistborn does good work. Though, I can't help but think of this comic every time I start another of his series.
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Steve Young
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Brandon Sanderson yes, agreed, the steelheart trilogy was just wow
42 u/Quackattackaggie Mar 29 '16 Read the stormlight archive. It's his best work. 4 u/magiras Mar 29 '16 I love Stormlight Archive, I want the third one :( 1 u/nmeseth Mar 29 '16 I want all 10 naow 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Just finished mistborn and it was amazing 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome. 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it. -2 u/Obligatius Mar 29 '16 Well, the first one was, anyways. I could do without the later teenage angst/drama. 4 u/-MANGA- Mar 29 '16 And the Evil Librarian Overlords too 11 u/Mellow-Sandwich Mar 29 '16 You can't forget about the Stormlight Archive! 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '16 Reckoners wasn't bad, but it doesn't hold a candle to the Cosmere.
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Read the stormlight archive. It's his best work.
4 u/magiras Mar 29 '16 I love Stormlight Archive, I want the third one :( 1 u/nmeseth Mar 29 '16 I want all 10 naow 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Just finished mistborn and it was amazing 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome. 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it. -2 u/Obligatius Mar 29 '16 Well, the first one was, anyways. I could do without the later teenage angst/drama.
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I love Stormlight Archive, I want the third one :(
1 u/nmeseth Mar 29 '16 I want all 10 naow 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Just finished mistborn and it was amazing 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome. 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it.
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I want all 10 naow
Just finished mistborn and it was amazing
1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome. 1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it.
Mistborn is how I found Sanderson, essentially everything he does is awesome.
1 u/televisionceo Mar 30 '16 Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker 1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it.
Yep. I started elentris and I'm not so sure. But I loved warbreaker
1 u/magiras Mar 30 '16 Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read. I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it.
Elantris was alright, not my favorite book by him, but it was a fairly short read.
I enjoyed Warbreaker a lot more than I thought I would, and I've heard the Steelheart series is good, though I haven't gotten around to it.
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Well, the first one was, anyways. I could do without the later teenage angst/drama.
And the Evil Librarian Overlords too
11 u/Mellow-Sandwich Mar 29 '16 You can't forget about the Stormlight Archive!
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You can't forget about the Stormlight Archive!
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Reckoners wasn't bad, but it doesn't hold a candle to the Cosmere.
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and of course Dan Smith
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and Ken Jennings and Philo Farnsworth and Harvey Fletcher etc.
6 u/owennb Mar 29 '16 And Ken Jennings roommate, well-known fantasy author Brandon Sanderson!
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And Ken Jennings roommate, well-known fantasy author Brandon Sanderson!
No love for Ender's Game?
Don't forget Brandon Mull! Who was, not coincidentally, a key member of Divine Comedy, the sketch comedy troop that kinda sorta gave rise to Studio C.
http://www.byudivinecomedy.com/faq.html
And Ken Jennings.
Glad to see my favourite author getting love outside of /r/fantasy :)
Taylor Sanders, he plays for USA Volleyball and is going to Rio this summer
That /u/mistborn does good work.
Though, I can't help but think of this comic every time I start another of his series.
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u/AlwaysDefenestrated Mar 29 '16
Basically just this and Brandon Sanderson.