Took a while, since the Ninth Oath was so ridiculously long, but yep. The Volume Three ebook is now available for $2.99 at both Smashwords and Amazon. If you want it, go ahead and grab it. Reviews would extremely welcome, also.
So Volume One was ~88,000 words. Volume Two turned out to be ~103,000 words. And Volume Three slapped the shit out of them both with ~131,000 words. I knew it would be longer, but holy monkey balls, that was surprising.
So yeah. TZk is well over 300K words now. That's pretty neat. But it does make me wonder how long Volume Four will end up.
By the way, the page for today was posted a little while ago. Careful not to skip it.
A dark serial novel. Set in a modern fantasy world called Eleg. Mature language. Updates every night at midnight PST by ~400 words.
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ReplyDeleteThat's frigging awesome. Sooner or later I gotta get these books lol
ReplyDeleteAwesome :)
ReplyDeleteAbout friggen time! Runs and goes to buy it with a huge grin on her face.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean. Mostly, though, I figure that as long as his stuff continues to be entertaining and interesting, its OK. Most of his work is pretty self-contained, even the stuff in series at least. The only exception is the Stormlight Archive's vast kudzu plot, and in that case I at least appreciate the reprieve to speculate on things without having to hold myself back from continuing, but I'm weird like that.
ReplyDeleteActually. Seems I confused authors. The only thing I've read of Sanderson's was his completion of the wheel of time series. I was thinking of David Farland. Still waiting for the runlelord series and the nightinggale series to finish.
ReplyDeleteCheck out Sanderson's own stuff. probably the least disorienting thing to start with is Elantris. As a side note, yes all of the mysterious people named Hoid in his books are the same.
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