Anonymous #2 2w

Yes

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Anonymous #1 2w

The r/fantasy reddit just has a hate on for him acting like it's a bad ya series and insulting the intelligence of his fans

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Anonymous OP 2w

which series? Mistborn I’m guessing?

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Anonymous #1 2w

I only read the first book, but it’s very clearly written with a specific message in mind and with an intentionally-intuitive magic system. I don’t enjoy it as much as Stormlight Archive, but it’s still a good series. it might be geared for people less familiar with the genre, but that doesn’t mean they’re dumb 💀

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Anonymous #1 2w

people on Reddit love to be elitist & act like their highly convoluted magic system is better simply because it’s more complex. shit’s annoying

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Anonymous #1 2w

It was about his newest book which from what im hearing everywhere else is great

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Anonymous OP 2w

That’s funny cus I always viewed Sanderson books as Reddit literature

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Anonymous #3 2w

I mean idk what that means but like cool bro 👍

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Anonymous OP 2w

People are hating on December!? It quite literally may be in my top 5 of his books 😅. And I mean mistborn was one of the first books he wrote, and sure it’s ya, but it’s well written ya and his writing def improved from there but I don’t think it was terrible to begin with. Better than some other super popular ya TikTok fantasy books 🫣

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Anonymous OP 2w

assuming they mean writing that appeals to Redditors, and frankly yeah. Stormlight Archive especially

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Anonymous #1 2w

You know what I mean

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