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Here's a ranking of every Cosmere book by Brandon Sanderson from Mistborn to The Stormlight Archive to the newly released Secret Projects.

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Mujer es raptada por grupo armado y colgada de un puente en Yuriria, Guanajuato

Rhythm of War cover art by Michael Whelan There’s a complaint I’ve come across several times in the last year on The Stormlight Archive subreddit: there are, some readers lament, too many Knights Radiant, which are akin to superheroes on the planet Roshar. Radiants can heal themselves, manipulate gravity, change one object into another, see the future, play with pressure, create visual and auditory illusions, among other powers. There are ten Orders of the Radiants and each Order possesses...

It’s Thursday, my chickens, and you know what that means! Time to dive back into the Rhythm of War reread for a Kaladin chapter. Thankfully this one is a bit of a reprieve from Kal’s depression—he’s actually doing okay here, though a bit melancholy over his friends all leaving. Better than he is for the majority of the book, though. Personally, I find his chapters in this book to be a very hard read. Not because I don’t like them… but because it all hits just a little too close to ...

Welcome to the all-in spoiler review for Rhythm of War, in which Paige and Alice express all the excitement over the thrills in this book… and maybe certain other emotions, as well. (DIE MOASH DIE!™) If you haven’t finished the book yet, do not click that link, because, well, Fair warning, we both loved the book, so if you’re looking for someone to tear it down, this is not the review you’re looking for. As noted, this was truly a fantastic read, in our opinion. That said, there ar...

Lyn: Happy Stormlight Thursday, my chickens! (Yes, I’m going to use this as a term of endearment for you all now. Live with it.) I hope you’ve all been enjoying working your way through Rhythm of War, if you’re not finished with it yet! Sam and I had a great time last week with part one (of three) of the Dawnshard reread, and we’re back now with part two! :: match  bell rings:: This week we’ll be discussing further aspects of the wonderful work that Sanderson does with his represen...