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P*trick R*thfuss's books are just Twilight For Men, and I say this with great love for both series
They're both
~compulsively readable
~unnecessarily long
~feature an MC the reader can graft themselves onto
~said MC is unaccountably compelling to the people around them...
They're both
~compulsively readable
~unnecessarily long
~feature an MC the reader can graft themselves onto
~said MC is unaccountably compelling to the people around them...
~Twilight: brooding cultured dream vampire love interest. Name of the Wind: manic pixie dream Denna love interest
~both include a school narrative as a backdrop for the real story, and you wonder how the MCs can possibly be passing their classes
~both include a school narrative as a backdrop for the real story, and you wonder how the MCs can possibly be passing their classes
~both MCs are navigating worlds of strange lore in pursuit of arcane powers
Honestly the main difference between the books is that Twilight has a plot
Honestly the main difference between the books is that Twilight has a plot
OH I ALMOST FORGOT THE MOST IMPORTANT POINT
~one has a sparkly vampire, the other has a sex fairy
~one has a sparkly vampire, the other has a sex fairy
