Name of the Wind

Those looking for a new epic fantasy series can rejoice at the publication of The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss (DAW, paperback, $7.99), the first book in a trilogy. Told in the first person, we learn of the early life of legendary Kvothe — orphan, genius, magician, bard, and kingkiller.

This assured, compelling first novel should be well-received by fans of Robert Jordan, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Guy Gavriel Kay. The second novel in the trilogy will be releasing next year in hardcover.

Check availability of Patrick Rothfuss books at Fiction Addiction. 

One Response to “Name of the Wind”

  1. 2008 Locus Award Finalists Announced « Fiction Addiction’s Blog Says:

    [...] and so I’m afraid many of the finalists are unfamiliar to me, but the one I have read and greatly enjoyed was The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, a finalist for Best First [...]

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