The Zoo over Ambuscade Street

Brandon Sanderson has written an heroic fantasy depending on originality of character and plot.
His heroines and heroes are outstanding -- especially Vasher, the Warbreaker, whose special relationship with his sentient sword is both sardonic and sinister. The mysteries of life after death, of identity and destiny, the politics of magic, are unveiled through three-dimensional characters.

Not only has Sanderson drawn a freshly imagined world and its society, he has also given us a plot full of unexpected twists and turns. In subtle prose, noteable for its quiet irony, Sanderson tells the story of two sisters and the god they are doomed to marry. Anyone looking for a different and refreshing fantasy novel will be delighted by this exceptional tale of magic, mystery and the politics of divinity. It's fair to say Warbreaker might even take your breath away!
--Michael Moorcock

...I'm going to have to buy the hardcover, aren't I?

I've had half an hour of sleep, and it's not looking like I'll be getting any more. So I'm going to post a million pictures to remind myself of why I haven't strangled him yet.




This is where we're at now. I can't exactly go to bed and leave him out here unattended. Sigh.

( Onward pictures! )