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I was wondering which is better, Night Angel or Lightbringer, and how those stack up against other newer works/series by cutting edge authors.

I just wanted to let everyone know about a promo Orbit is doing for those of us that have pre-ordered The Broken Eye. I have filled out the form and will wait my 8 weeks to get the free signed bookplate. If you haven't checked this series out, this is the third installment and they are very well...

I've heard nothing but good things about Brent Weeks new series. I haven't had time to try them. Book one is Black Prism. Any comments from people who are into them?

The brilliant Brent Weeks Will be doing an evening talk at Waterstones Birmingham New Street on Tuesday 25th September at 7pm. Brent will be talking about his new book The Blinding Knife. Tickets are £3.00 and this is redeemable against the book on the night. If anyone is interested call...

Take the quiz and find out what kind of drafter you would be in the world of The Black Prism. Brent Weeks | Author of the Night Angel trilogy and The Black Prism I seem to be a Green Drafter. Green luxin is springy and flexible. The uses are as varied as the drafter is creative: from...

It takes a special kind of author to write three books and have them sold consecutively on a monthly basis… Typically a fantasy trilogy will take between three and four years from the first through until the last book is released. This allows time for readers to finish a book, have a bit of a...

Earlier this year I read the ‘Night Angel Trilogy’ by Brent Weeks. I have to say that it is one of the very best fantasy trilogies I have ever read. I felt things for those characters I have never felt before in a book – I really felt I knew them and cared about what happened to them. And that...

I did a search here, but did not get a hit. Has anyone read this series? I just picked up the first book, The Way of Shadows.

Saw the first in a trilogy by Brent Weeks in Waterstones last night, cover very similar to the Keren Miller ones, but looks quite interesting. Found a Blogspot interview with him today and it appears all three books in the trilogy will be out before Xmas. Ambitious, eh? anybody know much more...