Peter Orullian, contender for the fantasy debut of the year with The Unremembered (Canada, USA, Europe), interviews Patrick Rothfuss, author of the bestselling The Wise Man's Fear (Canada, USA, Europe).
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3 commentaires:
Wow, this man looks like a globetrotter from an ancient land and time.
Perhaps he is somewhere in his mind.
That mind we all have come to love in a very literary way ;-)
What a lovely man. Have to say I think his views are spot on. Honest and frank.
Really enjoyed this. He's the sort of author that comes across as the sort of person you could go for a beer with. No arrogance or "I'm the best" Clearly a fantasy fan come author.
Kudos.
Thanks for posting this interview. I've heard of Rothfuss and others have recommended him, but he's still on my large pile of "to be read."
I liked his definitions of 'fiction' and 'faction.' And Orullian does a nice job of drawing out the keys to each of his questions. Interesting stuff.
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