#RANKING BRANDON SANDERSON BOOKS ARCHIVE#

I have an excellent team who keeps me straight on these things. Brandon, you're doing it again.' So I have a good team. But my fingers didn't ever remember the revised metals and my editor would have to go in and say, 'Change all of these. And then I changed it in revision to be something that worked better. I don't do this anymore, but for years I used the wrong metals for people's powers in Mistborn because the first draft had a certain set of metals. And I'll swap things that I was planning to do and get them mixed up. The smaller scale is where I will get a character's eye color wrong and my team fortunately will catch that. I'm pretty good with this, but I am not flawless at it. I used to maintain it and then turned over to my continuity editor. But I have an internal continuity team who uses a Wiki actually built for me. Once in a while, I'll go to it for a quick reference. Sanderson: I don't have to rely on Coppermind very often. But could you tease any potential crossover characters that are going to appear in these books? Obviously, Hoid (a character who has appeared in all of Sanderson's Cosmere novels to date) is at the center of Secret Project One. So, I know that you're revealing more details about the books via your Kickstarter. I can trust that Sanderson can tell a complete story.' And I wanted to be doing that all through my career.

Now I'll jump into the thing that is 10 books long, knowing that the journey is going to be worth it because it's not going to fall apart at the end.

#RANKING BRANDON SANDERSON BOOKS ARCHIVE#

And I think that one of the reasons The Stormlight Archive is as big as it is, is because people were able to try me out on something like Warbreaker or Elantris or even the original Mistborn trilogy that was finished, right? You could read those books and think 'Wow, that was a good ending. When I first became an author, one of the things I wanted to be doing was releasing consistent standalone stories so that people could try me out without having to get into something big.

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