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He has released twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 27 novels planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, nine other [[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/{{Skyward}}'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] ''[[Literature/AlcatrazSeries Alcatraz]]'' book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]].
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He has released twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 27 novels planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, nine other [[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/Skyward'' ''Literature/{{Skyward}}'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]].
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His works are famous for their strict and innovative [[MagicAIsMagicA rules-based magic systems]]. Often quoted for his First Law: "An author's ability to solve conflict with magic is directly proportional to how well the reader understands said magic."
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* ''Literature/TheRithmatist'', a SteamPunk YA novel featuring chalk-based GeometricMagic.
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* {{Noir}}: The state Kai and Sophie's date happens in has a distinct Noir atmosphere, though more focused on politics than might be expected.
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He has released twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 27 novels planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, eight nine other [[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/Skyward'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]].
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He has released twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, eight other [[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/Skyward'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler (artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary''), Dan Wells, (author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy), and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, (author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories). His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan-forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler (artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary''), Dan Wells, (author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy), and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, (author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories). His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan-forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
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He has released twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 27 novels planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, eight other [[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/Skyward'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler (artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary''), DanWells, Wells (author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy), and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal (author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories). His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
He also cofounded an audiobook company, Mainframe, with Max Epstein, with their first project, ''The Original'', being released in 2020.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan-forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTubechannel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
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He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler (artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary''), Dan
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan-forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube
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He has released twenty solo novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive books in total, TWO more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several other related Cosmere novels[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler, artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', Dan Wells, author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy, and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories. His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard Tayler, artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', Dan Wells, author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy, and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories. His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
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He has released twenty solo twenty-two novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive planned[[note]]two ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' sequels, a ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' sequel, six more books in total, TWO ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', seven more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward ''Franchise/{{Mistborn}}'' books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several eight other related Cosmere novels[[/note]].[[Literature/TheCosmere Cosmere]] books, two more ''Literature/Skyward'' sequels, a sixth [[Literature/AlcatrazSeries ''Alcatraz'']] book, and a sequel to ''Literature/TheRithmatist''.[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends HowardTayler, artist Tayler (artist and writer of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary''), Dan Wells, author (author of the ''Literature/IAmNotASerialKiller'' horror trilogy, trilogy), and Creator/MaryRobinetteKowal, author (author of ''Literature/ShadesOfMilkAndHoney'' and numerous short stories.stories). His works frequently feature praiseworthy jacket quotes from fellow Mormon and Brigham Young University graduate Creator/OrsonScottCard.
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check outfan forum fan-forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
He also heartily embraces NewMedia to the point of providing his own CelebrityBlog, participating extensively in fan forums, releasing several ebook test balloons, and making his own write-your-own-novel PodCast ''Podcast/WritingExcuses'', co-moderated by his friends Howard
You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out
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He has released twenty-one solo novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive books in total, TWO more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several other related Cosmere novels[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
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He has released twenty-one twenty solo novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive books in total, TWO more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several other related Cosmere novels[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
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He has released over 20 novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive books in total, TWO more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several other related Cosmere novels[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
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He has released over 20 twenty-one solo novels since his 2005 debut ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', plus almost as many novellas and a number of short stories. The Stormlight Archive and Wheel of Time in particular are enormous {{Doorstopper}}s which are published at a similar rate to his shorter books (which are generally 500-600 pages themselves). He plans to be even ''more'' prolific in the future, having at least 30 novels planned[[note]]Including 10 Stormlight Archive books in total, TWO more trilogies of Mistborn books (and a 4th book to round out the ''Literature/WaxAndWayne'' series), sequels to Warbreaker and Elantris, 3 more Skyward books, contiuning the Alcatraz and Reckoners series, two entirely new Cosmere series and several other related Cosmere novels[[/note]]. He also pursues various {{geek}}y JustForFun/OneOfUs interests in his spare time, including ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''[[note]]Which makes the fact that he was contracted by Wizards of the Coast to write Literature/ChildrenOfTheNameless even better.[[/note]], {{Fan Convention}}s and TabletopGames.
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* PerfectlyArrangedMarriage: ''Elantris'' play this one straight. ''Warbreaker'' plays with it somewhat bizarrely: the King technically breaks his agreement by sending ''the wrong daughter'' to marry the foreign king, but then ''she'' turns out to be perfect for him! And in ''Words of Radiance,'' a betrothal is arranged between [[spoiler: Shallan and Adolin,]] and they both think it's a great idea, to the surprise of pretty much everyone, and get along pretty well with each other, despite both of them having a tendency to offend just about everyone else they meet.
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* PerfectlyArrangedMarriage: ''Elantris'' play this one straight. ''Warbreaker'' plays with it somewhat bizarrely: the King technically breaks his agreement by sending ''the wrong daughter'' to marry the foreign king, but then ''she'' turns out to be perfect for him! ''Wax and Wayne'' is a double subversion. And in ''Words of Radiance,'' a betrothal is arranged between [[spoiler: Shallan and Adolin,]] and they both think it's a great idea, to the surprise of pretty much everyone, and get along pretty well with each other, despite both of them having a tendency to offend just about everyone else they meet.meet. In fact, it seems as if the only arranged marriage that didn't work out was between Elend and Shan Elariel of ''Mistborn''; [[spoiler:judging by how Shan tried to kill Elend]].
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You can check out his website [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/ here]] for lots of cool info about his works. Check out fan forum [[http://www.17thshard.com 17th Shard]] for all your Brandon-obsession needs. \n He also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandSanderson/videos YouTube channel]] where he posts book reviews, lectures, and advice for writers.
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* SciFiGhetto: In Universe. It seems to be common for liveborn from more 'serious' states to look down on those from fantasy worlds as immature and unsophisticated. Since the states are created explicitly to be perfect for their liveborn it has an air of PityingCondescension that a fantasy state is all they are able to handle.
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* SignatureStyle: Sanderson is best known for his [[MagicAIsMagicA intricate, self consistent magic systems.]] His works also tend to contain lots of political intrigue that ultimately [[GambitPileup results in chaos]], {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, [[WorldOfSnark large quantities of snark]], and characters [[AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence becoming gods]]. Doing the right thing will usually be portrayed as DifficultButAwesome, and characters will be able to EarnYourHappyEnding. [[TraumaCongaLine Boy will they earn it.]]
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* SignatureStyle: Sanderson is best known for his [[MagicAIsMagicA intricate, self consistent magic systems.]] His works also tend to contain lots of political intrigue that ultimately [[GambitPileup results in chaos]], {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, [[WorldOfSnark large quantities of snark]], and characters [[AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence becoming gods]]. Doing the right thing will usually be portrayed as DifficultButAwesome, and characters will be able to EarnYourHappyEnding. [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn a happy ending.]] [[TraumaCongaLine Boy Wow will they earn it.]]
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* SignatureStyle: Sanderson is best known for his [[MagicAIsMagicA intricate, self consistent magic systems.]] His works also tend to contain lots of political intrigue that ultimately [[GambitPileup results in chaos]], {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, [[WorldOfSnark large quantities of snark]], and characters [[AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence becoming gods]].
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* SignatureStyle: Sanderson is best known for his [[MagicAIsMagicA intricate, self consistent magic systems.]] His works also tend to contain lots of political intrigue that ultimately [[GambitPileup results in chaos]], {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, [[WorldOfSnark large quantities of snark]], and characters [[AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence becoming gods]]. Doing the right thing will usually be portrayed as DifficultButAwesome, and characters will be able to EarnYourHappyEnding. [[TraumaCongaLine Boy will they earn it.]]
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* ''Literature/TheWayOfKingsPrime'', an AlternateUniverse version of ''Literature/TheWayOfKings'', written before ''Mistborn'', that is not considered canonical but was [[https://www.brandonsanderson.com/the-way-of-kings-prime/ released by the author as a free download]] in July 2020 to give a look at WhatMightHaveBeen.
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** Lofty ideals, and the demoralising difficulty of living by them in a CrapsackWorld full of moral no-win situations.
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** Lofty ideals, and [[BeingGoodSucks the demoralising difficulty of living by them them]] in a CrapsackWorld full of moral no-win situations.
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* RealWomenDontWearDresses: Averted -- all of his major female characters are feminine to a greater or lesser degree, and all [[ActionGirl end]] [[GuileHero up]] Badass [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses in their own way]]. Several character struggle with how to balance their views of themselves and outside expectations.
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* RealWomenDontWearDresses: Averted -- all of his major female characters are feminine to a greater or lesser degree, and all [[ActionGirl end]] [[GuileHero up]] Badass [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses in their own way]].way. Several character struggle with how to balance their views of themselves and outside expectations.
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* BoringInvincibleHero: In Universe, what the situation becomes for the players if they realize that, in fact, they can't lose to Machine Born or ultimately fail their tests.
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* InvincibleHero: In Universe, what the situation becomes for the players if they realize that, in fact, they can't lose to Machine Born or ultimately fail their tests.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: It's been observed that he's rather fond of strong female leads of the royal persuasion. [[TheChessmaster Sarene]], [[RebelliousPrincess Siri]], [[WrongGenreSavvy Vivenna]], and [[BadassBookworm Jasnah]] are the most noteworthy.
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* PrincessProtagonist: It's been observed that he's rather fond of strong female leads of the royal persuasion. [[TheChessmaster Sarene]], [[RebelliousPrincess Siri]], [[WrongGenreSavvy Vivenna]], and [[BadassBookworm Jasnah]] are the most noteworthy.
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* AfterTheEnd: Used in both ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' (where it's just the titular city), ''Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy'' (where the whole world is post-apocalyptic), ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' (where The End just keeps coming in a cycle of EternalRecurrence), Literature/TheReckonersTrilogy (civilization was destroyed by superhumans)... there's a lot of this going around.
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* AfterTheEnd: Used in both in ''Literature/{{Elantris}}'' (where it's just the titular city), ''Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy'' (where the whole world is post-apocalyptic), ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' (where The End just keeps coming in a cycle of EternalRecurrence), Literature/TheReckonersTrilogy (civilization was destroyed by superhumans)...superhumans), ''Literature/Skyward'' (where a human galactic civilization has gone nearly extinct)... there's a lot of this going around.
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* ''Literature/{{Starsight}}'', sequel to ''Skyward''.