I sent you a package in the mail yesterday (I consulted your flowchart- it is not a taco, but I did add some candy so hopefully you will not be sad when you open it) I just checked UPS tracking and it arrived this morning. Please open it soon! I am not in a rush to get the book back (though it scares me to send it in the mail because if it is messed up I will cry), but I did bake for you and want you to actually be able to eat it! Nothing that cant last a while, (though there is a cupcake in there) and it was overnighted, but please go check your mail! Please save my book from sitting in a university mail room. It is wrapped up tightly in the dark surrounded by packing peanuts and I am worried about it.

Thank you!

Margaret

I was wondering if you were still willing to do this? I’m a huge fan, and I have been hand-selling ‘The Name of the Wind’ for years (to brag, 83 copies of NotW to date, in comparison we have sold 58 copies of ‘Game of Thrones’) at my work, an independent bookstore in Melbourne, Australia.

I have several ideas for goodies to send you, but I don’t want to send you anything you already have. Have you ever seen the awesomeness that is John Crichton in Farscape? Have you read ‘The Gift’ by Alison Croggon? Would Oot appreciate a classic Australian picture book like ‘Possum Magic’ or ‘Edward the Emu’? My theme here is of course, things that I love from home.

I’d now like to thank you for being you – but most of all, I have to thank you for giving the world Kvothe.

Cheers,

Nat.

First I’ll like to apologize for my poor english. I’m not very good speaking or writting it.

I have a few questions about this:

1) I can send you a letter within the book and the gift? Since I read The Name of the Wind, and look your blog, I wish communicate me with you (email, letter; I don’t know, something like that).
2) I didn’t understand very well the process in some steps: I must send you the book, the gift, and the note, with a check of $7 and another one of $30 (Because I’m from Venezuela -so the package would be oversea, I guess-. I’m wrong?
3) Last but not least, there’s another way to send you the money? I ask about this because in my country is a little… difficult to send money to other countries, and I’m not sure if I can send you a check.

Once again, I’m so sorry for my poor english. Thanks for your time, and thank you for this wonderful books.

Atte: Míchel

I have recently (to my utter glee) obtained a copy of TNOTW with the awesome Kvothe cover and would love to have it signed by its genius author ( I swear by my blood that I would never sell it), but when I read this blog about sending you the book I noticed it was years old and (presumably) made when you were even less busy than you are now and was curious if it still applied. If yes i will send everything needed (money, nifty gift/s, sufficient packaging…). let me know:)

Josh

If I sent you a book to sign( along with the cool present and money) would you sign it for a friend saying happy birthday? This thusly would be for a friend needs becuase you and your book bring him happiness. Yet, he is only 16. Young adult fan club? I think so. So, would you please do it or no?

I have to say I’m very impressed with how much time you’re willing to give to your fans. So many people begin to make a name for themselves and then get big headed with no time for fans at all… Whatever you do please don’t change, you’re incredibly awesome!

Im going to be sending you on my copy of TNOTW to get signed and will try to find something suitable as a little thank you gift but I was also wondering (hopefully Im not being too cheeky here) but when the new book is finally released will you be doing signed copies like with TNOTW? And if so, would it be possible to maybe send over the cheque etc with a requested inscription? Say I wanted something special written for a friend… or myself :)

Thanks for your time.

Andrew