I forgot how good his prose is. I’m not usually taken by that kind of thing. I read a lot of books with dragons and spaceships on the cover, but his similes and metaphors are so elegant and concise that every time they come up, I think, ‘Goddamn, I wish I could describe something one-tenth as well as that.’ I haven’t finished yet, but it’s also a fun story about how a fae keeps themselves occupied in the mortal world while they’re supposed to be laying low
I havent, I’ve looked at goodreads reviews and currently the top ones are negative reviews by people who want him to release the third book, apologize for the charity thing and they don’t talk about the book
And a five-star review by rothfuss himself where he links his blog, doesn’t address the third book and the charity thing and also doesnt talk about the book (but complains about its 2star rating and tells us he is still part of the top 10 reviewers on goodreads so that’s nice!).