/lit/ - Literature

>>8877279
>and became a skilled lover of women.

Every single time.

>>8810442
I hope he does another strangely introspective one-character novella first, Slow Regard of Silent Things was better than both tomes put together. Ideally it'd be about Elodin since he's the only other interesting one.

Anyone here have the leaked page? Pat compared his paged being leaked to being raped so, mind you.

>>8364510
First book was decent enough though nothing special, second one flopped hard (it's where >>8368120 and all the sex-goddess stuff comes from), actually really liked the weird little Feng Shui girl novella. Now I want one about Elodin.

https://youtu.be/HnOoz8bb4UA
Looks like Rothfuss has a case of the Tingles.

I kinda want to be his friend

Despite what /lit/ will tell you it's a fun book. Negative criticism is often heard more than praise so it's easy to be tricked into thinking it's the worst thing ever.

All memes aside, it's a fun book. If you pick it up and read it you can see why many would drop it off halfway through but if you stay with it a bit longer you will find out why so many like it.
People dislike it mainly for praising the protagonist too much.
What I like best about it is while it is a cute story if you don't look to much into it but it becomes so much better if you pay attention to it. Most good books have one or two 'holy shit' moments but in this one, if you care enough to remember everything you've read from the start, you can have one or two in most every chapter. It constantly shifts your perspective using subtle clues. It is essentially a huge meme comprising of smaller memes.

If you approach it with an open mind and patience, you'll find it to be very comfy and entertaining.

>What are you reading?
Garden of the Moon
>Who is your favorite hero in SFF?
Roland Deschain
>Which SFF girl would you want to be your "damsel?"
Arya