Lord Patrek

Erin M. Evans' Empire of Exiles is 1.99$ on Kindle.

Naomi Novik's A Deadly Education is 1.99$ on Kindle.

Joe Abercrombie's Red Country is 2.99$ on Kindle. Miles Cameron's The Red Knight is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Gene Wolfe's Shadow and Claw is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Raymond E. Feist's Magician: Apprentice is 1.99$ on Kindle.

I said maybe.

Andy Weir's Artemis is 2.99$ on Kindle. Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash is 1.99$ on Kindle.

And if you donate enough money this year, maybe you'll get it.

Brent Weeks' Night Angel Nemesis is 2.99$ on Kindle.

S. A. Chakraborty's The City of Brass is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Finished Jim Butcher's The Olympian Affair. The author is a bit overindulgent with the cats, which creates pacing issues that had me concerned for a while. But once he gets back on track, this one is even better than The Aeronaut's Windlass. Still too self-contained for my taste, but another fun and entertaining read. You can find the full review here.

Personally, I hate the trade paperback format. Just a few dollars cheaper than the hardcover and takes nearly as much space. And chances are that if you couldn't/wouldn't afford the hardback, you won't be willing to fork out that much dough for the trade paperback. Ebooks make my eyes bleed after a while, so mass-market paperbacks were always a better option for me. Especially when traveling, when it's easy to bring one with you everywhere you go. Too bad the costs of production went up and the profit margins went down and they're no longer a viable options for lots of publishers.

N. K. Jemisin's The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Melanie Rawn's Dragon Prince is 0.99$ on Kindle.

Peter F. Hamilton's The Reality Dysfunction is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Karen Miller's The Prodigal Mage is 2.99$ on Kindle. Its sequel, The Reluctant Mage, is 1.99$. So you can get the duology for less than 5$!

Clive Barker's Weaveworld is 3.99$ on Kindle.

Robert Jackson Bennett's Foundryside is 1.99$ on Kindle.

Robert R. McCammon's excellent Boy's Life is 3.99$ on Kindle.

Simon R. Green's Something from the Nightside is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary is 2.99$ on Kindle. Blake Crouch's Recursion is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Timothy Zahn's Star Wars: Heir to the Empire is 3.99$on Kindle.

T. Kingfisher's What Moves the Dead is 2.99$ on Kindle.

I may be wrong, and if so I'm sure you guys will provide links and stuff, but other than in our interview, I don't believe I've ever seen Rothfuss claim that the trilogy was finished, that we'd get the books a year apart, yada yada yada. He soon realized that it wouldn't be the case when he started working on TWMF, so I doubt that such claims were widespread. He's been acting like a jerk since, yes. But taking shots at others with such claims, I'd like to see that beyond our interview.