Mistborn Series

A question to those with more time than I've had lately: Are any of them after the original trilogy worth reading?

 
Hakora Kiyanto said:
A question to those with more time than I've had lately: Are any of them after the original trilogy worth reading?
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If you're a fan of the greater cosmere, they're a necessity imo. The first Wax&Wayne is an interesting/fun read, the second and third add a lot of lore about shards and what not. 

Read them, then come back and read the following spoiler:

WHO THE FUCK IS TRELL? 

 
I don't blame you prioritizing Kingkiller; it's beautifully written.  Say, have you encountered the Gentlemen Bastards series?

Well, I can't say I'm surprised that the series are related.

 
Hakora Kiyanto said:
I don't blame you prioritizing Kingkiller; it's beautifully written.  Say, have you encountered the Gentlemen Bastards series?
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I'm glad to have gotten Lordship into the Kingkiller chronicles. Also the Gentleman Bastards series was great, though the third book was a bit meh. The Lies of Locke Lamora was crazy great though. 

Also yeah, while I'm interested in the Cosmere, I cannot be able to handle the awfulness of Sanderson and writing female characters from the origin trilogy. Thats the biggest reason I'm skeptical of the new series lol.

 
Marina said:
Yeah, there are a few aspects of Sanderson's writing in which you can see him develop over time.  May he continue to progress away from writing female characters as a pile of tropes.
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I've been thinking about these comments a bit lately when starting the Mistborn series and am a little conflicted. I can see where you're coming from with the tropes and whatnot though.

 
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