The second book of Patrick Rothfuss' amazing debut novel The Name of The Wind (an earlier Teaser T. post), is now in my hands. Since today also happens to be a holiday in my part of the world, I don't think I will need to tell you that I will be reading (see hibernating) the entire day.Since I'd like to leave you with a tantalizing gem of a line from Page 1 of Wise Man's Fear:
"It was deep and wide as autumn's ending. It was heavy as a great river-smooth stone. It was the patient, cut-flower sound of a man who is waiting to die."What do you think? Would you want to read this? I know I'm super excited!
*update*
Seven chapters in, I've already laughed, cried, frowned thoughtfully and fumbled the name of my blog.
Great Teaser! I wonder what is the description abt.. abd from a man waiting to die.. Intriguing!
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