Spoilers For Stormlight Archives Books Two And Beyond. Ye've Been Warned.
Spoilers for Stormlight Archives books two and beyond. Ye've been warned.
I find it greatly amusing that Brandon Sanderson named Moash (in part) after his editor. Like just imagine.
"Hey, you've really been great to me so I thought I'd name a character after you."
"Oh, that's nice of you! What's he like?"
"He betrays everyone and everything he cared about in a quest for vengeance. He swears fealty to an evil god, and urges his best friend to kill himself."
"..."
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