Стивен Кинг.ру - Творчество Стивена Кинга - Форум

Квоуту явно предстоит не просто разгадать тайну чандрианов и амир, но и отыскать тех и других. До сих пор непонятно, чем завершатся его взаимоотношения с Денной и кто такой её таинственный покровитель. К этому добавилась загадка сундучка без крышки, тайна запертой двери в библиотеке Университета, не завершена линия с Фелуриан, мы не знаем ничего о том, как познакомились Баст и Квоут и почему тот взял фейелинга себе в ученики... А ещё — убийство короля, появление смертоносных скрелингов, разговоры с богами и похищение принцесс у королей, спящих под землёй.

I have a book coming out around November-ish.

It’s not book three. It’s not a mammoth tome that you can use to threaten people and hold open doors.
It’s a short, sweet story about one of my favorite characters.
It’s a book about Auri.

I just rediscovered the Kingkiller Wiki. Currently resisting the urge to go in and add a bunch of spoilers and/or misinformation.

But then I thought of that young woman looking down at the ugly duck I had drawn in her book. I remembered her expression, full of horror and disbelief. “There is no god,” she seemed to be thinking, “A kind god would never let something like this happen to my book.”

You might not want to buy this book.

I know, that's not the sort of thing an author is supposed to say. The marketing people aren't going to like this. My editor is going to have a fit. But I'd rather be honest with you right out of the gate.

First, if you haven't read my other books, you don't want to start here.

My first two books are The Name of The Wind and The Wise Man's Fear. If you're curious to try my writing, start there. They're the best introduction to my world. This book deals with Auri, one of the characters from that series. Without the context of those books, you're probably going to feel pretty lost.

Second, even if you have read my other books, I think it's only fair to warn you that this is a bit of a strange story. I don't go in for spoilers, but suffice to say that this one is... different. It doesn't do a lot of the things a classic story is supposed to do. And if you're looking for a continuation of Kvothe's storyline, you're not going to find it here.

On the other hand, if you'd like to learn more about Auri, this story has a lot to offer. If you love words and mysteries and secrets. If you're curious about the Underthing and alchemy. If you want to know more about the hidden turnings of my world....

Well, then this book might be for you.