Comments on: My Readers Are the Best Readers Ever….

By: Shibail E. Ninaeve

Shibail E. Ninaeve — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 12:55:26 +0000

Well, first of all, sorry if this isn’t properly written, I am not english. Second, after I read The Name of The Wind, I was like “FUCK FINALY”. It’s hard to foccus on reality and books are really the only thing inside my head. Your book took me like two weeks of sleep, as many other magic(al?) books. Your writting is so beautifull it makes me wanna cry and i can’t live without my precious books. Yours was onde of the best, and i«I’ve read A LOT, really A LOT. Your books togheter, when the rest come out, can be better I think than The Black Jewels trilogy and Sevenwaters trilogy, by the amazing Anne Bishop and Juliet Marillier, respectivly. I’m waiting for the second, I hope, before insanity takes me. Thank you.
I hope in books all the dreams of the world
Ana Catarina

By: Lea

Lea — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:52:33 +0000

Dude… if you ever go on tour and hit Orlando… I’m gonna hold you to that cake-and-a-back-rub promise!!

By: Brad

Brad — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 22:32:08 +0000

All your cake are belong to us! Someone set us up the fondant!

By: Andy B

Andy B — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 18:29:20 +0000

<>"In fact, you might want to stay tuned for the rest of the week, I'll be making more posts than as is my usual."<>Well, one post <>is<> more than you usually do...

By: kelli

kelli — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:44:48 +0000

In your case, since the Portal cake isn’t a lie, I’m sure it’ll taste dandy!!! We love and support you! You destroyed your Companion Cube faster than anyone!!

By: Memphis for president

Memphis for president — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:44:35 +0000

The Fan club and I agreed on the Following statements after thouroughly debating the subject matterwe agreed that:1 Linds roots for the backrubHer statements concerning whiped cream shall never be spoken of again2 we have to get rights to our Pat Rothfuss action figure.GI Joe is over3 That our Pat Rothfuss action figure prototype is poorly made but yet so awesomehttp://img136.imageshack.us/my.php?image=patactionfigurecq1.gifMuch love, Tha bookclubPs:Wilbur stated that adding 'Tha' would add some juicyness to our otherwise awesome clubnamepps: Willbur was wrong

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:01:26 +0000

Extra credit for use of “fisticuffs” in a modern sentence. -Kate

By: Liz B on FB

Liz B on FB — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 01:44:39 +0000

*chuckle* Don't promise, just do ;)Write, revise, and try to enjoy as much of the process as possible.My dad wrote a book (not sci-fi/fantasy)...and instantly earned himself entry into what he called "an elite club of authors, consultants, and peers" then found himself inundated with work, speaking requests, article requests, etc...and found that he wasn't alone in that predicament. Still, he managed to keep his business (as it was what spawned the book in the first place!), and write another book...and loves what he does.My lesson from that - is that when you love what you do, it'll work out. And you don't have to make promises to people in order to get it done :)

By: hoorah

hoorah — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 11:39:20 +0000

First, to Diane - who said: <>Also, I'm worried now that I know you admire feminists because I'm not a feminist at all. I'm a Bible believing, homeschooling, stay at home mom with three sons in the military. I'm about as far from feminism as you can get! So maybe if you met me you wouldn't even like me!<>Yes, you are. Feminism is about a woman's right to CHOICE in how she lives her life. That we all have the right to make the life choices that are best for us rather than someone making them for us. That you have equal rights to be a stay at home mom, as I do to pursue a career outside the home and remain overjoyed to keep my womb occupant free forever and ever. =DI've found this explains it best:< HREF="http://tomatonation.com/?p=677" REL="nofollow">Yes, You Are<>To Patrick and Portal fans everywhere - I started laughing as soon as I read the word "cake".

By: Diane

Diane — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:47:58 +0000

Pat, just saw the pic at Scalzi's site. Beautiful, Baby! Anyway, God bless you for worrying about us fans at all over Book #2 after the year you've had. Don't worry about us. Let us worry about you. I'm a mom so I'm very good at worrying. For example...The delay will just give me more time to figure out the perfect thing to send you along with my first edition for you to sign ;) I've been worrying about it over for six months already and haven't decided yet, even though I know I've got to do it before the paperback comes out and the epiphenomena (Geez what a great word!) of authorship takes hold of you again. You won't have time to sign it no matter what awesome stuff I pack into a box! Also, I'm worried now that I know you admire feminists because I'm not a feminist at all. I'm a Bible believing, homeschooling, stay at home mom with three sons in the military. I'm about as far from feminism as you can get! So maybe if you met me you wouldn't even like me! But you admire geeks too and I'm VERY geeky, and I love your book, so that's ok. Whew! Besides, you don't have to like me to sign my book, right? And you seem like the kind of guy who likes everybody. I mean, you said your readers are the best readers ever, and I'm one of your readers, so I'm the best ever! Hey! One problem solved!Then I'm worried you're going to have to move house just to store all the geeky stuff people are sending you and I don't want to add to your stress by sending you more geeky stuff. Especially now that you don't have an office to put stuff in anymore. Unless, of course, it's really great geeky stuff that anybody would love. Then I think I have an obligation to share it with you, even though you'll have to find a place to put it. See my dilemma?And THEN I have to decide how many copies of the new cover hardback of NOTW I should buy so I'll have a matched set when WMF comes out. But I have to save some money for the paperback because I need several copies to loan out to my kids, who are very hard on books. My youngest left a copy of The Deeds of Paksenarion by Elizabeth Moon in a tent once. It got rained on and totally ruined. That was about 8 years ago. We've never gotten over it. Every time one of us sends him a book we say "Don't ruin it. Remember what happened to Paksenarion?" So, see, I'll have plenty to do between now and April 2009. Rest easy. Not too easy though, you have a book to write! Love, appreciation, smiles, hugs, blessings, and NO WORRIES!