LET'S SUMMARIZE - THE WAY OF KINGS (The Stormlight Archive Book 1)

[@sanj9278]

i love epic shit. and Dalinar summoning his shardblade and driving it into the ground in front of sadeas offering it for bridge 4 is one of the most epic things ever. in fact, whenever anyone drives their shardblade into the ground its epic af, but mainly this time.

[@gargamel1940]

He actually bought all the bridge crews. Not just bridge 4.

[@phantomdragon3893]

The fact that he put it on the justice gyph and then he’s like btw I’m getting together with your mom to king was icing on the cake.

[@noutsakh.2135]

I just lost my shit at that scene! It was so thrilling. I got goosebumps

[@Peter-ri9ie]

Read book one quite a long time ago and will start on two this weekend. Does Dalinar do this in book two?

[@noutsakh.2135]

@@Peter-ri9ie yes, it was in WoR. En epic scene 👌

[@sr.duarte9438]

It's impossible to not cry during the climax on the Shaterred Plains! Kaladin and Bridge 4 sacrificing their chance of freedom to save people from a class who always oppressed them is soooo, soooo heroic! And, to finish the waterfall of tears, we have Dalinar being LITERALLY noble. OMG, this book is beautiful!

[@BR_SH01]

I had to put that book down and take a break halfway through it crying

[@mikeyknight292]

I literally dropped my book when I read the part about Dalinar giving his Blade to Sadeas. Blew my mind, totally didn’t see that coming

[@eikofarron6364]

Just read this part of the book last night and I was so emotional I had to hold back tears

[@mathisgolik3636]

Honnestly my favorite fantasy book ending alongside WoT TGS, Dalinar and Kaladin were so epic

[@e22ddie46]

Agreed. I really had hoped he would burn out that guy's eyes though.

[@jerrettmarks6399]

I thought he was gonna duel Sadeas for bridge four or something...my jaw dropped when he offered to trade instead

[@BR_SH01]

I got cold chills and tears , it was so so intense! Especially after everything that just happened lol

[@GoErikTheRed]

A fun little addition to Dalinar proving his loyalty to the king by getting *this* close to killing him: the king calls for help, but none of his bodyguards respond because they're all more loyal to Dalinar

[@e22ddie46]

Yeah, dalinar put only his people out front.

[@pyrometheus4277]

Definitely, his whole point was, if i wanted you dead, you would have been gone already.

[@HariboJunkie4125]

nice summary, but I think it's the Heralds who are immortal, not the Radiants

[@koosman2903]

Yes the 2 characters in the prologue were Heralds - there were 10 of them - the Knights Radiant came after

[@GeneralOtaku]

I think it is implied that the knights radiant have excess longevity due to the nahel bond

[@e22ddie46]

@@GeneralOtaku admittedly this is just me guessing, but you'd think with the ability to use stormlight would allow you to continue getting healthy from normal diseases.

[@leonardotukiman8253]

@@nickerickson7324 huh what? He said they were immortals who constantly fought, he was definitely referring to the heralds in the prologue

[@coindorni]

@@koosman2903 The Knights Radiant did already exist back in Aharietiam, and they fell like 3000 years later in the Recreance.

[@NathanTenney]

I know it's a quick summary, but the king that hired the assassin, Teravangian, shows up earlier in the book and you get a sense that he's a kindly man, with a very humanitarian streak as he has hospitals that are open to all. The scene at the end, you get the real reason for the hospitals, and I remember my first time reading through how caught off guard I was by that.

[@cragb3334]

Thank you so much. I'm listening to this book every day. I'm dyslexic so it would take me about 3years to get through reading the book. I've listened to this summary twice so far stopping when you get to my position in the audio. Thank you . I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your films.😊

[@socks72]

I know this is a old comment but I find it funny cause I’m dyslexic and it took me exactly 3 years to read it

[@BenBilliams]

Yea im doing the exact same thing

[@kbin7042]

@@socks72 why torture yourself tho, I mean there's the audiobook, i thought reading books was frustrating for dyslexic people

[@spliff0289]

1:45 Lol he's like why am I trying to explain what a bridge is

[@thewaterwarrior9817]

😂

[@nboswelll]

My impression was that Jasnah's soulcaster was, in fact, fake which was why she never noticed that Shallan had replaced it. This also explains why Shallan was unable to get it to work, been a while though. Also I totally missed that she had summoned a shardblade, oh well. Great summary :-)

[@Enndorii]

She actually doesn’t completely summon the Blade. She thinks that she could use it, thinking “Ten Heartbeats” but then she stops herself

[@sapugreat]

you're right. It is fake

[@Knjaz_Zlogrd]

Shallan is not shown to have a shardblade at any point in the first book. I'm pretty sure Daniel made a mistake with this. Also another mistake i noticed (not regarding Shallan but the summary overall) is that he says Sadeas wanted the King dead at the end of the book, but in fact, he did not want Elhokar dead but rather he wanted more influence with the King and he has tried to kill Dalinar because he was in his way with that, as in Dalinar had the most influence on Elhokar, so Dalinar needed to be removed from the picture. But otherwise a great summary.

[@PerfectCell9]

Knjaz Zlogrd she 100% has a Shardblade, she starts the 10 heartbeat count at one point

[@Knjaz_Zlogrd]

@@PerfectCell9 Spoiler alert: Yeah, i know she has a Shardblade, however, it is never actually revealed in WoK, it was only hinted with 10 heartbeats. So when you finish reading the WoK, this can only be a probable theory rather than a proved fact. I wrote a comment about this because i saw people confused in the comments saying 'whoa i totally missed she had a Shardblade' etc, when it is Daniel who was mistaken about this. He should've said it was hinted rather than that it was revealed. Anyway, this is a pretty minor flaw, and his summary was amazing so kudos to him. :)

[@TheMegastormo]

About to read WoR. I thought Daniel inadvertently spoiled that Shallan has a shardblade. I hurried to re-read the chapter and holy how did that go over my head.

[@rhahnabunaid]

I missed that too!

[@sammutphil]

where did that happen?!!!!

[@kamichkaran]

i don't know how but i missed that too xD

[@kamichkaran]

@@sammutphil at the end of chapter 45 : shadesmar

[@Trollnix2]

If shalland had 2 spren where is the second shardblade? Before she bonded with pattern she has this 10 heartbeat countdown. It never get transferred to other people so shallan has 2 blades right?

[@greymort8783]

I just finished reading the way of kings. It had a slow start but a great pay off! It was refreshing to read this book. I've been looking for a good piece of steak and potatoes to feast on and this hit the spot for me.

[@valeriejackson5997]

Definitely. Totally loved the book!

[@josephhirning2372]

@@valeriejackson5997 same. A fantasy masterpiece, in my opinion.

[@MinimalEffort24]

Dude the first half of the book took me a couple months, then I finished the second half in like 2 weeks. Such a slow start but such as satisfying ending. Just started WOR today.

[@nickcooke2955]

Syl brings him a poison flower that inspires him by it's irony, she never really tells him to suck it up.

[@snowman9631]

yeah... almost like Daniel left out a bunch of little details... what about the end when he says Dalinar only saved bridge 4 when we know he saved all the slaves? you didnt point that out?

[@ronitaryan5402]

4500 years ago , it was the heralds who were immortals who got mad protecting us not the Knight radiants.

[@e22ddie46]

Wouldn't the radiants have as well? Because they all abandoned their oaths I though

[@t3hsilarn]

@@e22ddie46 Two separate events. The Last Desolation or Aharetiem is when the nine surviving Heralds broke their oaths and abandoned the Oathpact, leaving their Honorblades (one of which Szeth wielded). They've all been broken and are no longer willing to suffer to maintain the Pact. We're told that the one remaining Herald, Talenel, who fell during the battle, is now the sole Herald sent back to suffer in their stead to hold back the next Desolation. That's what we see at the beginning of the book. Many years later, after the False Desolation, nine of the orders of Knights Radiant also abandon their oaths, essentially killing their spren and leaving their Shardblades and Plate to be claimed, which is called the Day of Recreance. We know more about these events now, but without getting too spoilery, that's more or less what we know in Way of Kings.

[@Rain_power]

Brandon is such a good author. I get chills just listening to this high level summary.

[@ericpheymannicie5044]

I loved the scene with Syl guarding Cal. But my favorite was her revelation of what she truly was. I loved the joint discovery between Cal, the reader, and Syl, all learning in the same moment that she is an honorspren. Especially with the question "do spren attract the things they are named for, or are they attracted to those things?"

[@Yuvraj.]

Eric Phennicie Kal

[@verbulent_flow6229]

Wait, did you listen to this on an audiobook? I'm just interested because I have Windrunner and Oathbringer (busy completing Windrunner) and I'd imagine most people spelling Kaladin's name right all the time. After all, he is a central character in the Stormlight Archive.

[@ericpheymannicie5044]

@@verbulent_flow6229 you caught me. I actually had a great time going back and relearning these character names by their spelling and realizing how they fit into the glyph-style structure of the culture. I welcome the criticism because I really did miss out on some deeper meaning there, and I'm glad I dove back in.

[@verbulent_flow6229]

@@ericpheymannicie5044 Well, I hope you have a good day!

[@verbulent_flow6229]

@Anne Day I misspoke. It was actually Words of Radiance.

[@robfromjersey7899]

Bridge Four!!!

[@Rh1ann0n13]

Thanks so much for this! Started reading Oathbringer and suddenly realized I’d forgotten the entire series *face palm* your recaps are chill and informative x

[@calebh101]

Man, I read this book over the past year whole reading others and this helped me so much as I am about 30% through book 2 and really needed a refresher. The only thing I would say you are missing is the convo that Kal has with the stormfather when he is strung up in the high storm and a little more emphasis on Dalinars visions.

[@burntcheerio775]

I love this series sooo much. I can't wait for Oathbringer. Only 12 more days!! Also, one of my favorite parts in this book is the very first time Kaladin goes into battle carrying the bridge. Sanderson wrote it so well and I actually got chills reading it; it was so epic.

[@kenny9582]

Crimsonic My favorite moment from TWOK is when Kaladin was struggling to survive in the highstorm, and bridge 4s reaction to his survival. Lots of epic scenes in these books :D

[@ReadandFindOut]

"... which is currently being watched over by a jackass named Gaz." Lol. So pumped for Oathbringer. I'll have to start posting Stormlight content soon in anticipation.

[@dalefurniss3724]

Read and Find Out Enjoy it?

[@PerfectCell9]

This book was amazing , safe to say it’s my new favourite

[@vihashah5975]

Nobody asked but here are all my favorite scenes:(not necessarily in order) 1. Kaladin and his group go back for Dalinar and Kaladin’s literal awesomeness 2. Dalinar giving his sword for all the Bridge crews. 3. The Dalinar and Kaladin talk about a life is priceless and even a shard is priceless so he just had to pay with one priceless thing to get 2600 priceless people back! 4. The part where Dalinar kicks Elkohar the dumb king and tells him that he is not his enemy! 5. When DAlinar in the end while going out the door tells Elkohar that he is courting his mom so get used to it! That was one of the best moments tbh 6. EVERYTHING Jasnah Kholins was soo cool. I relate to her most so that’s why!

[@snowman9631]

Jasnah is a monster even if what she did was against people who deserved it... also how can you not love Kaldins fight against Helaran

[@elliewebb3345]

Currently reading this right now, any time i get confused/forget something I come back to this video. Thanks for making this!

[@simpl3simon806]

I just finished the book an hour ago and watched your videos to remind me of the details of the story all over. You did well but forgot to mention the last chapter about the Wit at the city gate when they got cut open by a shard lade

[@Knives7777]

Everybody is a badass until Szeth Son Son Vallano Truthless of Shinovar cuts a hole in your castle wall.

[@whosaidthat84]

Ain't that the truth...less...

[@Knives7777]

@@whosaidthat84 lol

[@alec187]

Who’s Shallom?? 😂

[@TheJanitorIsIn]

Delinar's buddy

[@Joshmosis2.0]

Thank yoU! Your 40 minutes just saved me 40 hours! (well maybe more like 20-25 hours of reading, but still.) Just a few noteworthy things not included in this recap: - Wit is the King's jester, who's name is also Hoid. Hoid appears in every book of Sanderson's Cosmere Universe and knows a lot of things everyone else does not. We've yet to learn why. - After Dalanar's wife supposedly passes away, he seeks out the Old Magic from an Oracle (I think). Though we don't know exactly what this means, his price for seeking this was losing all memories of his wife. - Josana and Shallan theorize that the Parshmen are actually dormant Voidbringers. - In the epilogue of the book, Wit is sitting on the wall of the city Kholinar, awaiting a "storm". Talenel’Elin, Stonesinew, one of the 10 Heralds, busts through the gate, proclaims that the Desolation has come and that he's failed, and he collapses.

[@ericgenrogues7292]

Josh A you really think it'll take 25 hours to read the 15 hundred page way of kings. Lol maybe. I have no idea how ling it took me. Great read though. I'm using this review because the the third the third book came out and it's been two years since I've read both both way both way of both way of kings and words of radiance

[@Joshmosis2.0]

eric gen rogues. Just a rough estimate but probably not far off. 50 pages an hour usually, 1000 pages. 20 hours. About that. And I watched this review so I wouldn't have to read it again and it made me want to read it again, lol

[@dorina8890]

The audiobook 45 hours long :)

[@kroneexe]

I spend like months on a book this size, damn i read slow.

[@eryana9437]

I binged through the first three books of Stormlight in just under three weeks. And that was while working full time, so not a lot of sleep for me. But NO REGRETS!

[@Sarsenwood]

"Kaladin's not in a good place." "What, like emotionally?" "Yeah, but also like, the Shattered Plains."

[@Akikkofnu]

Thank you soooo much for all the effort you put into this summary. I'm reading these books in English which isn't my first language and listening to you makes it easy to check if I got the story or not ;) THANKS!

[@NicklasBenRasmussen]

Great video. You should consider re-releasing an updated version with your new, amazing setup! Also, you have grown quite a lot as a communicator since this video.

[@coreyvidal]

Chiming in to second this. Plus think about how much more you know now!

[@3YearsApart1613]

read all 3 and it is my favorite series. Just started re-reading them because i need to refresh before the new book. Can't wait to get to the new one.

[@hjge1012]

I started reading this book not really liking a lot of the concepts the world was based on. That combined with the relatively slow start, nearly made me put it away. It however grew on me, and the characters, story and world building became really amazing and a lto of fun. Moreover, it has a more mature vibe, which I can really appreciate. Overall one of my favorite ongoing series at the moment.

[@adamdarren2659]

Great summary! I think it's a testament to how much important detail there is in this work that you missed a few things in a 40 minute summary. Such a great book. I can't wait to start the next one in the series and will watch this summary again before that time comes!

[@shallanbrightness3520]

What about the epilogue with Wit?

[@koosman2903]

Yeah that seemed really important to me too... I believe that the big scruffy dude that crashes through the gate is one of the 10 Heralds returning

[@GideonCyn]

@@koosman2903 i mean he literally says he is a herald of the almighty.

[@heather173]

Thanks so much-having an explanation on video helps me so much being an audiobook only owner. I find without the physical book to look at the words, the punctuation, etc. and completely digest what I'm reading, I don't retain nearly as much. Watching (listening) to reviews, really helps me envision things. Thanks so very much!

[@josephhirning2372]

Just finished The way of kings today and I LOVED it. Awesome book.

[@cayetano6547]

Good job man. I just finished book 1 and tbh, it's pretty hard to track with everything going on. I appreciate your summary. Now on to Words of radiance!

[@rhahnabunaid]

Another small correction: shardblades don't actually cut through flesh. They cut through immaterial objects like butter, but when it connects with a living organism, it only cuts through its 'soul'. So you couldn't use a shardblade to sever an arm, for instance, but the arm would die off because the life source of the arm has been severed.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

So a quick roast of your shelves… Structurally beautiful. BUT. I see side stackers. Learners. Low level of Knick knackage. You have a box. What’s in the box? WHAT’S IN THE BOX? A-

[@hawk66100]

Syl: the Words Kaladin I need to hear the Words!! I got goosebumps and was so excited on this part.

[@rayedjualidan1504]

Thank you very much man the summary was amazing. Please do the same for Words of Radiance😅

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

Rayed Jualidan done!

[@seanmcgowan5810]

WOW. Thanks so much for putting this together. I read this about four years ago and then bought Words of Radiance and planned to start that. Didn't happen. So now all these years later, I'm wanting to jump back into the story without having to re-read the 1,000-page giant. This synopsis was fantastic and really helped surface the details and emotions I remember from reading it myself. I'm all ready to continue on at this point. Bravo.

[@EToporov]

Great to listen to the summary before starting the second book (I had to make a long pause between them). Thank you!

[@patrickmulligan3101]

Exactly why I just watched lol

[@ric7729]

Thanks for this. I prefer audio books so listening to a summary is better than reading one for me!

[@FooBar96817]

Absolutely loved it! The only thing I was left wishing was describing the scene where Syl made Kaladin fight for Dalinar when everyone else was abandoning him.

[@johno400]

Super useful breakdown, I’m just entering the series and your explanations were simple and I watched JUST enough to understand without too many spoilers. Thanks for posting!

[@rosem2760]

Lol. Just watching this and Daniel’s mispronunciation of Shallan’s name getting worse each time he says it👌🏼

[@barisharslan6115]

salam

[@TriforceCub]

@@barisharslan6115 lmao "Salam" had me wheezing

[@Riomasa]

According to the audiobook That is how it’s pronounced. “Shuh-Lon”

[@SMGSnipeyMcGee]

Awesome summary. As someone who took a break between Way of Kings and Words of Radiance, this was wonderful.

[@DianeJasmine]

I am about to start the second book and I read Way of Kings a year ago. Thank you so much.

[@Major98]

Read the Way of Kings a few months ago. Now ready to jump into Words of Radiance. This summary is super useful

[@Geekritique]

Excellent summary. Was just about to start up Oathbringer and realized I couldn’t really remember what happened in the first two books. Great job. Subscribed. I really appreciate the work.

[@JamesLucian]

Coming here five years after you had to record this twice, but I thank you for that effort as this video was really helpful!

[@Wet-Milk]

Thank you so much for this! Its been a year since i read the 1st book and i wanted to start reading the 2nd one soon, so this was very helpful.

[@JARHuygebaert]

This was actually a very nice, entertaining summary of the series. Well done, Daniel.

[@katertot1989]

Rewatching in 2022 before I pick back up Oathbringer…I love that these videos exist. So damn helpful when my TBR is overflowing and I can’t justify a full reread (no matter how badly I want to). 😊😊

[@rgholmes9481]

Very well done. I've read WoK like five timesish, and i think youve hit the head on the nail as far as summary/delivery of the story. Keep it going, friend.

[@noutsakh.2135]

This is so great? Cause when the book 4 finally comes out you can just watch these summaries to refresh the story in your mind and then dive into the new book right after. Thank you, Daniel, for this!

[@scottcody5878]

So begins the Stormlight summary recapping 🙌

[@BR_SH01]

At first this book seemed a little overwhelming for me , but then my god it got so damn good ! I just finished WoT last week as my first fantasy series I’ve read and immediately dove into and read this book this week. My brains is just in awe of these worlds and stories, truly amazing

[@timofaust1315]

Thanks, just got the latest issue and was totally lost in the story after all those years. Your series is helping me remember!

[@thedailysheev3173]

Fantastic summary! Super helpful before going into Rhythm of War.

[@JamesI88]

Looking forward to watching this after one day reading the book, but until then I'm trying to avoid every bit of information I can. Also, based on yours and a coworkers recommendation, I ended up buying the old man and the sea, should be a quick read.

[@sfrancoeur4332]

I needed a refresher before starting book 2. Very helpful! Thank you

[@q8surgeon]

Thank you , thank you , thank you. You saved me from reading the way of King’s again . Brilliantly summarized

[@HasBeensNAddicts]

Thank you so much for this. I read the first 2 books when they came out. Loved it but the story was very hazy in my memory. Always wanted to read it again but knew I wouldn't. You made my day with this overview and the one for the next book. (Also your video about 11/22/63. Thanks)

[@alvinjankowski509]

You sir are a HERO. I've been waiting to read Words of Radiance since it came out. Didn't because my brain is not the best tool for retaining lots of information lol. I had read Way of Kings at it's release and 3 years made my memory fuzzy. Been checking KZbin off and on for 3 years waiting for a coherent, informative recap of the first book. Thank you.

[@Sparkyhobbies]

Read this years ago, coming back to the series now that more books have been published, but wanted a recap... you did a great job, thx

[@spineknife2386]

About to start oathbringer and thanks to your videos i will not have to do a reread. Thanks man. Youre awesome

[@Death-ingrasp]

This was so useful! You helped me remember what happened in book 1 , now I will check your video on book 2 - it’s great prep so I am up to speed again as I begin reading book 3!

[@yikesmcg1371]

This book is a masterpiece. I cried when Dalinar burst from the fight and thought “the bridgemen...the bridgemen are fighting.” Fuck yeah Kaladin, fuck yeah.

[@e22ddie46]

I do love that. And how, afterwards, Adolin truly understood the worth of the Code. He starts wearing uniforms without being pressed afterwards since he understood the point of always being a leader after the fight.

[@pck4491]

The Stormlight Archives is like my comfort food and it's such an inspiring epic. Being able to re-experience it through your video was amazing, thanks for making it! Also you're cute :)

[@aredobleyoum1562]

Read this book years ago. Thank you for this. Can now move on to book 2.

[@fanreymysterio619]

Thank you for this. I am picking up the second book after a long break and needed this!

[@soggyjane4641]

Same here lol

[@J-K-A]

This is a useful summary. I’ve found this book nearly impossible to get into. This helped me understand the issues. I might try to get into it again but man alive, listening to this explains my issues. That’s too many characters all with their own plot lines going on with no clear through line about why any of it’s important or how they relate to anything.

[@clintjackson6613]

Great job. This is my fav book series. Love Aidolin the most

[@ericpastrano9816]

My dude actually likes doing book reports. And is a success. A+

[@nickcooke2955]

"Soulstone" :')

[@karikaru]

Thanks for this thorough summary - been a few years since I read WoK and wanted to get refreshed for Oathbringer. Much appreciated!

[@tmobbomt]

This was more useful than u can know. I am starting Oathbringer and I couldn't remember exactly who did what when. These big books that are a part of ongoing series make it hard to refresh what happened 3 4 5 years ago

[@InfraredKendra]

I meant to reread WoK and WoR before Oathbringer is released tomorrow. I'm watching your summaries to refresh my memory because I know when Oathbringer is delivered tomorrow I will not be able to hold off on reading it. So thanks!!

[@Pathbinder]

Thanks for the nicely paced summary. I needed a refresher after doing a reread of the Wheel of Time!

[@samgraf5362]

This was such a wonderful listen. I am so happy this exists on the internet

[@PsychKingler]

What's the deal with the little quips before every chapter that ends with something like "13 seconds pre death"? I just couldn't figure out what that meant nor did I care about it. Maybe that will change in book two.

[@diananguyen5847]

It’s revealed near the end that the king with the “hospital” was recording words from people he was killing.

[@Yesica1993]

An old video, but I'm just finding it. Thanks for reminding me about this book. It's been a while and I'd forgotten much of it. This brought it all back to me.

[@lunchtime253]

This is my first use of a book summary before reading the latest addition to the series. Great Job! It would help me if you were able to have the names of the characters come up on the screen as you are talking about them. I think we all come up with our own pronunciations of the characters. Idk, this was very helpful to me thanks

[@revpembroke3082]

I think that's actually a thing in the Bible. Something in the Old Testament appears about marrying your dead brother's widow. Granted, it was probably at a time when that meant making sure she and any children she had would be taken care of. And I could see it in certain cases where a girl floated between two brothers before finally choosing one. If that attraction is still there years later, long after their spouses die, why not?

[@xyr3s]

my fav part in this book is the description of syl standing on his chest wearing armor with a sword and shield guarding him from the rot spren :p

[@yellowtreezy]

Thanks for this great summary! It's been a while since I read Way of Kings and I felt like I forgot literally everything. I feel more than ready to jump into book 2!

[@Bottles7]

This book was crazy good! Slow start / many unanswered questions. Some questions I didn't even know I had until the later third of the book became chapters exclusively of answers. Really great book.

[@uben89]

Thank you for the great summary. I was getting ready to read book 2 but needed a refresher of book 1. Now I’m ready. Keep up the great work.

[@goldenalecrim]

Thank you so much for this, you just spared me a month of re-reading, the whole thing came back to me now, thanks for your time

[@DanThorpeGamingWithIdiots]

Dude awesome summary. Just found the 3rd book is out and listening to this and the 2nd book summary. Can’t wait!

[@rachc2236]

Hey, I'm on oathbringer now...I love these books more than G o T s...🙂

[@Max-fr6ny]

How did you get a copy of Oathbringer?

[@ansreekanth6838]

@@Max-fr6ny its been out for a couple of years now...

[@fardareismai4495]

@@Max-fr6ny bookshop? Internet? Second hand store? It's not that hard...

[@Max-fr6ny]

@@fardareismai4495 for clarification, when I wrote the comment, I was under the impression that the book was not out yet. Thanks, smartass.

[@fardareismai4495]

@@Max-fr6ny good point, but it's been out for a while, so it wasn't a stretch to assume you could have known. I'm sorry and I hope you enjoy the book.

[@aukword6255]

Firstly, kudos for being so dedicated and re-recording this piece. Secondly, what do you think about the writing / prose style? As a debut writer, I get bombarded with advice. Again and again, people say 'Show don't tell'. However, throughout this book Laundry Lists turn up repeatedly. Whenever an important character enters a new scene, the reader is presented with a dumb block of exposition that lists multiple irrelevant details of their clothing and hairstyle. And yet, Sanderson's work (and this book in particular) are much loved and widely praised.

[@fardareismai4495]

I think you should write how you want to read. Write whatever you yourself would enjoy to read instead of writing for an imaginary audience. That's the best advice ever given to me.

[@whosaidthat84]

Damn you must be on a mission to destroy Sanderson 🤣 can you just accept that his style isn't for you?

[@fedekotek]

Thanks for the video. Im getting ready to book 4 and I felt I needed a recap

[@ComeFurtherUp]

I’m about to start Words of Radiance and this was a great summary to call back to memory events that took place in the Way of Kings. Thank you!

[@happyreadingwatching1597]

This is super helpful thanks! I'm reading right now so I just stopped at the part I was at and will be getting back to it😊

[@markh.williamsauthor7286]

Just finished reading this yesterday. Loved it.

[@eugenecanady5452]

slowly working on this audio book in my daily walks. thanks for the summary!

[@granttrain3553]

Baby Daniel getting Stormlight stuff shake is amazing to me!