GREAT SANDERSON CONSPIRACY!🕵️ Your Books Are About To Get Smaller (Literally)🌳 ~FN~

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

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[@Fatikis42]

...so you ever call out Pat? Ya' kinda got us scammed. Feels real shitty that you make a video entirely about understanding Pat instead of the actual details of events where you actively call him out. Year after your vid. He still refuses to release the draft he'd claimed was written years ago. I'm normally all for not picking a side and staying out of it, but your direct influence on events requires you to pick.

[@cosmerejunkie7931]

Are you going to the ball?

[@samuelleask1132]

Sanderson, sitting in his office, with the manuscripts for his 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th Secret Novels on the desk before him, rubbing his hands together gleefully while holding his finger over the button to announce it right after Daniel uploads Fantasy News for the week: 😏😈😈😈

[@rad4924]

If there is a Cosmere adaptation, I expect Brandon to announce it 30 seconds before you're about to upload Fantasy News.

[@robbybevard8034]

Well then he just gets to do a bonus video!

[@rosemarywilliams5183]

This is the Way.

[@Mightyjordy]

lol he literally just said in his weekly update an hour ago that Snapshot is getting a TV show, so that’s basically what happened

[@sadee4175]

You like manifested that... Its not a cosmere adaption but still

[@hyperionhelios190]

Snapshot is Brandon's bait and switch. Instead of snapshot, it is Mistborn and its movies. 🤞

[@FullMetalWhovian81]

My Brando Sando theory is that he actually 3 typewriters in a trench coat

[@noahearl]

Lol

[@prestonc9059]

"Your final episode of fantasy news" was a massive jumpscare daniel

[@lbear4292]

I KNOW RIGHT I WAS STRESSING SO HARD FOR 2 SECONDS

[@juliagaylard4186]

Your comment actually saved me from the jumpscare😂

[@madrednome]

Is Fantasy News actually ending? I feel like I missed something.

[@robbybevard8034]

@@madrednome Last episode... from that filming location. He phrased it in a way with a long pause so as to scare us.

[@maitemino4372]

Yeah, chill please

[@michaelcamp6076]

Next fantasy news, Daniel will announce that he’s been cast as Vin

[@michaelaporee260]

😂😂😂

[@GoErikTheRed]

Brandon has said that he wants to cameo in any mistborn adaptation as the guy on the wall of Cett’s keep when vin and Zane destroy everybody. Daniel gets to be the guy talking to him who gets taken out by a stray coin

[@joshuasims5421]

“Ok, Daniel. I need you to play a key role in my adaptation hype scheme. When you do, make sure you insist you have no insider information!”

[@Yondi1000]

In relation to the Sanderson conspiracy, there is a 1.5 hour panel at Dragonsteel Nexus this year that has the ominous title *REDACTED*. That is being held in the largest hall of the con. I can imagine this would be a great time to announce things.

[@rosemarywilliams5183]

There's definitely been some speculation about that panel possibly being an adaptation announcement. It'd be cool, but I'm just not sure that Brandon has enough power to control when/how an announcement comes out. That'll be up to the studio. (On the other hand, a studio might be totally down to do the announcement at Dragonsteel Nexus. Dunno. Feels like they'd be more likely to want to do it at something bigger like SDCC, but this is definitely within the realm of possibility.) I am 99.99% sure, though, that the Worldhopper Ball isn't remotely related to anything adaptation. The whole thing is being produced by a company that specializes in this sort of thing, and they have their own group of in-house actors.

[@nikkiwilger6377]

I am going to politely disagree, and say that BS absolutely DOES have enough power to control the announcement. Especially if he makes that control a part of the contract when/if he sold the rights for the adaptation. Remember, Sanderson famously said he is not in the position of really NEEDING these studios' money, so he has all the leverage in the world to get these sorts of concessions. Just my opinion.

[@rosemarywilliams5183]

@@nikkiwilger6377 he's been asked before on streams, and answered that announcement details/timing wasn't in his control.

[@davidwilson6577]

It's also possible that Brandonalsium could have made a convincing argument that Dragonsteel will be the best place to announce it from a pragmatic perspective. They don't have to compete with Disney etc. for prime panel stuff at a more mainstream event, they can take as long as they want and show whatever they want, and they will still reach a massive audience through social media.

[@hansb.jaeyni8230]

​​@@rosemarywilliams5183 Eh, I could actually see the studio going for it. I think the way Sanderson dropped the secret projects news (that ended up causing waves all over the internet even outside the Cosmere fandom) was definitely a big part in why it blew up the way it did. They know that fans of Brandon are actually pretty good at getting the word out about big announcements if you can get them excited enough, so that's a lot of free marketing for the studio. That being said, I don't think it's an adaptation. Brandon has made it sound like things totally stalled out during the pandemic and it has been extremely slow getting things going again even in some fairly recent comments. Unless things have changed extremely rapidly in the past month or so, I wouldn't hold my breath. I could see a smaller, animated adaptation of one of his standalone books or novellas, though. A short adaptation of emperor's soul, for example, wouldn't be a full length feature and he could possibly bankroll a large portion of it himself.

[@Raverenz06]

I wonder if the 20% reduction in paper and ink will pass on savings to the consumer, or will we get smaller books still for $30?

[@aarondunnuck5814]

You know the asnwer to that question already lmao...

[@NickoTyn]

@@aarondunnuck5814 If it would have been passed down to the consumer, then the inflation excuse wouldn't be used. How is going the manufacturer offset the inflation if he doesn't gain something from this reduction in paper?

[@hawk66100]

The books will get smaller but the prices will go up. Shrinkflation=double penetration.

[@strixytom]

The books will probably increase in price and they'll tell you it's a "good deal."

[@userJohnSmith]

It's probably an inflation absorption technique. I've been brutalized by cost of raw materials in my industry.

[@HeavyTopspin]

I'll be concerned about the publishing industry's waste after I don't get 20 physical mailings a day from political candidates printed on heavy stock.

[@davidwilson6577]

At least once a year I get a letter from my bank informing me that my statements are paperless.

[@GeeOff]

As someone who vastly prefers physical books over ebooks or audiobooks, I don't care if the books are smaller as long as the overall quality doesn't drop off. Cost-saving and environmental concerns do matter in an industry that is looking to extend its lifespan however it can. Still, I have to admit to feeling a slight tinge of sadness that my Big Fat Fantasy books aren't going to be quite as big anymore.

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

I agree with you and am more worried about the thinner pages. That’s a no from me. Smaller text? Sure but I want those texture beautiful pages that feel so good to turn.

[@jasongrundy1717]

They make them cheaper, you buy more, why aren't carbon emissions going down? Heh

[@rachel-joyseifrit4833]

@@DanielGreeneReviews Little Brown and Company did this with the latest Graceling novel (Seasparrow?) and the pages were bible thin. They got enough backlash that it was fixed, but that first run was a big yikes. They made 625 pg book the same size as a standard rom com paperback (like 300 pg?) and it was Too Much.

[@TheDiabeticGameMaster]

Think about it like this - they'll actually be bigger, word count wise This means that stuff like Wind and Truth might not have to be split into two volumes outside of America and WHEN not IF we get The Winds of Winter, they may actually be able to bind it into one GIGANTIC volume instead of selling it as two separate books. Lol

[@WheezingBobcat]

I hope this doesn't impact text size. I have bad vision and can't read mass markets. I guess I'll just stick to ebooks.

[@l33lzonwh33lz]

Omg! Thank you so much for the promo for “Scrambled Eggs”! The author here, awaiting your return from and wishing you the best of luck on your move!

[@bekichan91]

With regards to the sustanable serif story: I work in a library. I'm uneasy about this, but will need to see it in print to truely make up my mind. As it is, the industry has been making books in a way that they do not last as long these days - the bindings just do not handle being circulated due to the practices used. While there may be an industry standard font, I've seen books with tiny print already. If this new font is harder to read for people with aging eyes (folks that need reading glasses, but are otherwise fine) then we're going to need to buy a lot more large print books, and they're more than double the price of a standard paperback.

[@fakjbf3129]

My first thought about the sustainable typeface story is that means Brandon Sanderson can make his books 20% longer and still be within printing capacity.

[@robbybevard8034]

Stormlight 5 is in fact several thousand words longer than the upmost maximum the publisher said it could be. So don't be surprised if the new typeset or some sort of trick gets used on it.

[@MisterSketch4]

I really hope it doesn’t get split into two volumes. That would be infuriating to read.

[@finnbailey8498]

@@MisterSketch4 welcome to not the US

[@obviousalias132]

Hopefully that allows him to be a little more verbose and fluid in his word choice. I usually don’t fall into the “Sanderson has bad prose” camp but the chapters released by Tor for SA5 have been reading rough and I think it is due to editorializing to reduce word count while keeping as much info as possible.

[@aneonfoxtribute]

My biggest problem with the Sanderson Conspiracy is this: I don't think he could convince Hollywood to shut up. The secret projects were under wraps because the only people who about that was him and his family. The cosmere RPG was under wraps because it was people who respected him enough to go along with it. I don't think Hollywood has that level of respect for anybody. I think that the cast and crew would be on board with doing that. I don't believe the studio executives funding the movie would. Hollywood doesn't give a shit, and this talk would have been done before this was a tactic proven to work so he wouldn't have been able to point to his clear success doing this.

[@ewef9871]

Sanderson was asking for a lot of power over the production, so it may be possible he convinced them. As someone who is expecting big news on the adaptation front in December, I think the more likely surprise is that a Dragonsteel Studio has been created and that both Mistborn and Stormlight are in pre-production.

[@userJohnSmith]

​@@ewef9871This is honestly the only practical way to execute this. The Cosmere is just too complicated to construct over time with the Game of Thrones style narrative drift that would be demanded by creators not invested in the production long term. If you're trying to hold a cinematic universe together that's going to take 15+years to produce... You l you've got to have a central independent authority.

[@LeoSkyro]

​@@ewef9871That would mean putting hubdreads of people under NDA, not just executives, but regular staff He could announce that the rights have been sold, not just option, or that pre-production has started, but nothing more than that

[@CoconutMigrating]

Brandon said today that “Snapshot” is seeing some strong movement on a show and will hopefully by announced soon. Not the adaptation reveal we’re all hoping for, but hilarious that he puts that out on the day you unveil your conspiracy theory.

[@FunFantasyBooks]

Hahaha the fact that you put a box in your head for 3 minutes brought me so much joy, thanks for making us happy!

[@OriginalMrocco]

What a strangely reasonable totally crazy conspiracy theory

[@piniep1574]

I thought the conspiracy was gonna be, that Sanderson is behind the plans for a denser typeset to allow him to make Stormlight 6 be even bigger than any other book ever made

[@zack32460]

Your thoughts on posters and books spark joy. That's a pretty good why. We live in a beautiful world filled with abundance and light and love. You dont have to work the fields or fight in war to survive, and your work has value even when it doesn't feel like it. Cheers!

[@edsheeran1243]

Totally didnt think he was saying "lord of the rings war of their own harem"

[@kiute.c]

Very concerned about reducing paper thickness. It is visible in the 2nd book of the Serpent and the Wings of Night. It’s supposed to be a thicker book and yet it looks thinner than book one. The paper is FLIMSY and I just feel like it’ll disintegrate. Also, the spine wobbles. I will be devastated if books are all like this moving forward.

[@Evelyn_Okay]

🤚 Hire more editors to cut down manuscript word counts 👉 Make books harder to read

[@mEmory______]

I dont want bolks to be shorter so thos is preferable.

[@williamloria5089]

Reduction in paper size, print size, and quality make me happy that I have recently gone 100% ebook over last couple years

[@KittyxKult]

“I have no insider knowledge” Sanderson chuckling in the background: 😉

[@kms_23]

The thinner books will also make it so bookstores can fit more stock on their shelves, which may be another reason publishers want to scale back the size. I listened to an interview with Sarah J Maas where she was saying that her books being so long made it hard for bookstores to stock a lot of copies because they ran out of shelf space.

[@AlcheonArt]

Sanderson WOULD totally do that lol, BUT you forget he loves to troll you, so since you exposed this, he's probably gonna change it just to spite you :D

[@sparksdog8111]

I'm gearing up for the 2025 "Moving Into Our Dream Norway Residence!" video.

[@Soberirishguy]

Liked for existential dread about the poster 😂

[@Wildflower1013]

I hope the strategy for making books smaller works well. The text in some books is so small now that as someone with terrible eyesight in general and now age, those tiny font books have become unreadable. I use audiobooks/ebooks more often than not these days. If they can find a more readable way to save on materials than just shrinking the font size, that would be great.

[@WheezingBobcat]

Right there with you. My vision sucks and prevented me from reading for like a decade. Ebooks have been a huge help.

[@zowho]

daniel: a vampire story set in NO that deals with race!!! interesting!!!! interview with the vampire: am i a joke to you

[@chaosdoughnut5277]

Can they not just bring back mass market paperbacks? They have the perfect size for books right there, but no, they do woobly-doobly font nonsense instead.

[@JosephDickson]

Shrinkflation Marketing 101: Say it's good for the environment.

[@aikenpublishing]

You are NOT wasting time talking about book covers. As an indie publisher, I use book covers for inspiration for my own books. Keep them coming.

[@MariaRodriguez-dx6sm]

To keep the Sanderson conspiracy secret, the NDAs that every person involved in the project would have to sign have being crazy.

[@carole5648]

i'm all for them fitting more words per page, as long as there are still some margins and some space between lines. its amazing how, especially with YA hardcovers, sometimes theres so much more space than necessary.

[@crimsonraen]

Thanks so much for the news, Daniel! If Brando Sando has a live action already in the works, I will be SO freakin' excited! :O Wont hold my breath, but ya never know! He did say something about some sort of tv show from some collection in his newest video, but I think that's highly unrelated.

[@amandag5072]

Shorter print runs and print on demand should be the future.

[@ajdynon]

For smaller books, can we please make SHORTER books again? I remember back in the late 80s/early 90s most fantasy books maxed out at a little over 300 pages. Now, 400 pages is considered short.

[@IrishDragon666]

Been a lurker for years. Looking forward to the HWFM review. Appreciate the news even when you're in the middle of a move. Keep up the great work!

[@Paul_McSeol]

I love conspiracy theories but I’m not buying it. Sanderson keeping a secret is one thing but the number of folks who’d have to keep mum for that is unlikely. I hope you’re right! But I have doubts. Thanks, Daniel!

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

I think people are taking it as me saying there will be a full on table read already in the bag. That’s would be way too far. BUT a cast list and budget set? I think I have a 50/50 shot of being right haha

[@IndiaTides]

Harmless conspiracy theories are okay.

[@Ichithix]

I think I'm broken, I can only think people will just end up paying the same or more for shittier quality books. This is just a way of them preempting complaints about crummy paper or hard to read fonts by saying if you complain about it you're a bad person who hates the environment. You hate AI, check your privilege. You hate shitty paper, check your privilege. Same playbook. I hope I'm wrong.

[@e_n_hand]

The sustainable serif thing is fascinating and I really hope that it pans out. As someone who really hopes to publish a book one day but is also very environmentally conscious, this is the best news I've heard from publishing in a long time.

[@stijnionio8238]

A week without Fantasy News is a week without Fantasy News

[@feathercompressor]

This is so interesting, my own handwriting recently shifted in a similar way, with the x-height increasing to improve readability while also allowing me to condense words. Bonus points, it's also more comfortable to write that way. Looking forward to seeing if there really will be a permanent shift in book publishing to adapt such fonts.

[@susanna4972]

Relieved that it’s a change in x-height as opposed to shrinking font. Because those small font (smaller than normal) books are murder. Hope the readability promise holds up.

[@TheDiabeticGameMaster]

The black framing on Legends and Lattes Wraithmarked edition is actually one of my favorite parts. If you look closely you will see it is not a solid black but a bunch of itty bitty coffee beans and when they catch the light as you move the book it's really just lights up the cover.

[@jaypanko4582]

I’m calling it now, Daniel’s gonna be invited to speak on a panel at Dragonsteel, and Brandon’s gonna walk in right beforehand to announce the Mistborn movie

[@smasheroni2703]

WOW! This is actually hilarious, I am doing a reread right now and I had the same thought last night at work...What if he announces his first adaptation at his Con...would be totally down his alley and totally AWESOME! Heres hoping that he does!

[@AlexInASmallTown]

That change to text font is one of the stranger bits of book news. As long as it leaves real in hand paper books readable I'm fine with it. I'd take that over the thinner paper in some books.

[@jennitoikkanen3431]

Thank you Daniel talking about the sustainability of books and the impact they have on environment! It's a win-win situation to create books that cost less to product and buy, and have a smaller imapact on nature

[@ChristianBullock]

FN days are the best days of the week - the amount of effort, fun, and facts in these is truly mind boggling. Thanks Daniel

[@Bobson_Dugnutt_Esq]

20:44 “hey, you shouldn’t be drinking people!” “They’re klan members.” “Understandable. Have a great day.”

[@dumbsocrates]

Love the kitchen light just rolling around the forehead. Lol

[@MariaVosa]

The deep dive into sustainable fonts is the kind of nerdy book news that makes me Ride or Die for this channel.

[@shughes5778]

I've been looking for that series for years! (The Alexander Darwhin one) I remember being really impressed as someone who trains Jiu-jitsu. I read it back when it was on Kindle Unlimited. So surprised to see that here, but definitely grateful.

[@DenDave_]

Best of luck with the move Daniel!

[@jasongrundy1717]

"You're making books smaller and cheaper?" "Oh boy, I'll buy more!" So... how did carbon emissions get reduced there?

[@NickoTyn]

They didn't say it will be cheaper for the consumer, but cheaper to produce.

[@Angras_advocate18]

We need to get type-moon on his radar it’s the strongest franchise in anime with their base abilities giving them immeasurable speed. & my power scaling playlist has all the proof we need, my essay playlist also proves it has the best written characters in anime especially in the girl aspect.(which some shonen struggle cough* Naruto) Like generic anime channel’s shirou essay, it’s billion$ budget & ufotable come together to give us peak animation of any year they drop or period. Its also the lotr of anime with lore on lore & galore.

[@jenniferanderson7010]

I have Myasthenia Gravis. This does a number on my hands and muscles and ... a lot more. I LOVE my eReader. It's even lighter to read from than my phone and doesn't strain my eyes. I get it isn't for everyone, but it's been a life saver for me.

[@aaronlandry3947]

Throughout the rebel Moon series there is one phrase that exemplifies my opinion of every single scene. "But why?" It's almost like the movie was written by AI based off of an amalgamation of all sorts of other movies but without really explaining the why behind a lot of things happening and character decisions. Like one you have the Galaxy famous general who just finished explaining that you can't trust the empire and they will betray you and kill everyone... Then he tries to set up a negotiation with the food being a bargaining chip? And he never once thinks that even if you successfully bargain with the empire and they leave the planet that they won't just destroy your entire village out of spite? He literally has no reason to believe that they will survive at all even if they are successful yet he does it anyway.

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

11:53 .. “old” reader observation 😁.. the style, paper type, paper quality, font, font size, binding and size of the many books on my shelves ((and the many in storage😅😅)) are ALL different from others on the shelves.. I’m completely accustomed to reading a different font type and size every time I crack a book, even though my eyesight has diminished a bit over time.. But I’d hazard a guess that MOST readers won’t even “worry” about it.. most wouldn’t even notice that it was substantially different in a way that’d prompt a complaint.. If they weren’t told, they’d never register it.. The ones to take issue would just be that fraction of people who are never satisfied with anything anyway, and/or the obsessive book collectors who MUST have ALL volumes in a series Match in size and cover style..😜 I’m with you, green aspect is great, but so is fitting more books on a shelf!

[@teosdytoast2462]

With people trying to cut back on emissions and forest usage by making books. Do you think e-readers will becoming more of a staple to help reduce potential waste. I do know that ereaders use electricity but where would the line be drawn that shows that e-readers are the way to go for most books purchases in order to reduce waste and cost?

[@jake1141]

Also use libraries (and their book sales) if you’re not too attached to adding to your collection!

[@Warloser360]

Those new LOTR miniatures look awesome. Good work, James Workshop.

[@strixytom]

Printing paper at my school has gotten thinner, too. It's disgusting what's happening to the products around us. In a decade, all books will have a single font, scribbled in 1pt, on nanometer-thin paper, printed in eco-mode. Reading paperbacks will become the world's most miserable experience.

[@Fatikis42]

Did Dan ever call out Rothfuss? I see a video almost a year ago where ...he basically told us we were too hard on Pat ...for scamming us...for years. Personally, I don't understand. Pat doesn't have a second job. This is one chapter that he said was written years ago. How is refusing to give us the unedited chapter not being a bad actor? We are years later. He wrote it or didn't. At this point we all know that he didn't ever have the chapter.

[@Turniptaker]

New Wheel of time editions ended up bringing out the Glokta in Daniel! 😄

[@brandon8667]

5:25 that’s actually how most people play warhammer. They buy the minis. Paint them. Then dont play with them and let them chill on a shelf

[@xilban2555]

There's always another secret. And that secret is a new trilogy with movie adaptations for each along with microseries between each movie.

[@PistachioGold]

The box on the head was one thing but the conspiracy theory on the fridge (?) I crieeeddddd

[@thebellaedit]

I really want Orbit to send Daniel the new editions because I’m dying to see his review of them - I really need some good Wheel of Time book editions

[@MrBenfranz]

A hearty Mazal Tov on y'all moving into your 'for real' home.

[@arabellawillow]

That inner monolog during your thoughts on WotR gave me chillz 😬

[@jotobrosmusic3928]

Wait, hadn't realised Daniel had housing problems at the same time as I am having housing problems. Will be moving to my new apartment this week as well!!!

[@litlbucky]

in Sanderson's Weekly Update (posted after Fantasy News yeterday) Sanderson had a quick comment about an announcement coming soon about TV adaptation coming soon for non-Cosmere novella Snapshot

[@seantroy3172]

Those allen wrenches really be putting those leatherbound editions to the test

[@nikkiwilger6377]

If Sinners piques your interest, check out the 2 seasons of the already-proven-to-be-amazing Interview With a Vampire show on AMC. Set mostly in New Orleans, vampires vampires and more vampires!

[@gwhiz1233]

Most of the paper used globally for newspapers, magazines and books does not come from a "forest". Trees that are pulped are grown as a crop in managed plantations just like potatoes. No one suggests thinner fries to save on potatoes.

[@batmanphone]

At a Sanderson panel in Taipei 9 years ago he got really hyped about the beginnings of an entire cosmere adaptation. The plan at the time was to start with The Emperors Soul (probably because it had recently won a bunch of awards). So, not half bad Daniel. I'd put money on this conspiracy being much more true than we know.

[@AlexSmith-dx5kp]

25:04 This premise sounds very similar to the movie “Moon”, which is excellent if anyone hasn’t seen it

[@Yannis-dq6ri]

For the lotr warhammer minies… my thoughts exactly. I don’t know how to play, I do want to buy them though… miniatures and lotr are just cool…

[@chrisrumfellow4566]

I HAD THE SAME THOUGHT ABOUT THE ACTORS AT DRAGONSTEEL!!! It would be so incredible!

[@jonathankoan]

Terry Matalas’ Picard Season 3 is my favorite Season of Star Trek ever. I think he just understood exactly what the fandom needed.

[@kipling9625]

I think the probabilities of the Brando sando man pulling that off is quite Big, but he's said Múltiple times he Will try to adapt other non cosmere works before he gets to the cosmere one so he can get some experience and a better foothold in Hollywood or the studios in general. I think snapshot if any will probably be the announcement at dragonsteel. Still, I truly wish you are right.

[@Cyd_Goblin]

I think Daniel finally had it with Sanderson revealing stuff right before he is done editing, so he is now trying to guess what he is going to announce. Heck, maybe he already has a video for the movie announcement just it case so he can just drop it into the video when is time.

[@aaronlandry3947]

For the paperback book changes will wight has been down this road for years now. His cradle series paperbacks are all taller books but thinner with less pages. The larger format book has more surface area on page to fit more text and therefore even though each page is larger they use less paper overall for the entire book.

[@colereeder5653]

I had a lot of doubt that Mistborn got cancelled from the get go. The idea that the Writer's strike stopped it completely was a little silly lol

[@jub5727]

Maan I really hope you’re right about Sanderson!!!

[@bendingsands87]

I'd love to see a Cosmere anthology made by the Love, Death, And Robots people on Netflix. They're doing one based on video games now, so it'd be a no brainer to go epic fantasy😊. It doesn't even need to be any of his main story arcs. Fade into ep. 1 with Wit sitting down to tell someone a story at a campfire. "Tales Of Wit, Wonder, and War. " it'll probably never happen, but I can dream.

[@sadee4175]

At this point you gotta ask yourself if someone at Dragonsteel watches your twitch live streams when you are editting fantasy news just so Sanderson can sneak in some big news to mess with you because the TV show announcement for snapshot was RIGHT after you posted this

[@EjDantes]

The art for Bookshop and Bonedust looks like it's by Justin Gerard? Can't find anything official though but I can spot his style so fast.

[@alexisherbert687]

I would think Sanderson would release another secret project rather than hiding an entire cast and preproduction of a movie to be announced at the convention

[@voidsabre_]

Brandon casually dropped in his Weekly Update that a Snapshot adaptation is in the works, so if anything is being surprise-announced at Dragonsteel Nexus it will be a cast and director for that

[@MelissaWorcester]

Daniel, your backdrops are truly amazing, but we are not showing up here to see them, but because of what's in front of them.

[@chrishall5570]

I'm hoping that there's not a noticeable change with the books. Not only do I prefer to read physical but I also have come to like having nicer books despite the price and the weeping of my wallet. If the overall quality goes down and lets face it the price isn't going to go down it'll defeat the point of having a nicer book in my mind.

[@craiglooney8220]

Man, a Mistborn movie announcement similar to the Cloverfield launch would be EPIC!

[@rextitan]

I've said it before, but every time i see that 'FN' at the end of the title a part of my brain thinks Daniel has learned to speak Finnish.

[@henriksorensen82]

Of course you should start with Warhammer! And yes, now that you mention it, it wouldn't surprise me for a second if you're right about Brandon Sanderson