Patrick Rothfuss – L i t S t a c k

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Gimbling in the Wabe – Tis the Season (for me to give suggestions for the science fiction and fantasy readers on your gift list)

9 December, 20168 December, 2016 Sharon Browning 1 Comment Daniel Abraham, Hamilton, Heifer International, James S.A. Corey, Kvothe, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Patrick Rothfuss, The Butcher of Anderson Station, The Churn, The Doors of Stone, the Expanse, The Kingkiller Chronicle, The Name of the Wind, The Slow Regard of Silent Things, The Tinker's Pack, The Wise Man's Fear, Ty Franck, Worldbuilders

It’s that time of year again, when thoughts turn towards warm and cozy, hearth and home, and the giving of

Gimbling in the Wabe

Gimbling in the Wabe – Tangible Authors

1 April, 201631 March, 2016 Sharon Browning 0 Comments Benjamin Percy, Blog, Catherynne Valente, Cherie Priest, Corey Doctorow, Daniel Abraham, Dave Hutchinson, Ellen Datlow, Facebook, Guy Gavriel Kay, J.K. Rowling, Jacqueline Carey, John Scalzi, journal, Kameron Hurley, Kirstin Cronn-Mills, Linda Nagata, mary robinette kowal, Melinda Snodgrass, Neil Gaiman, Paolo Bacigalupi, Patrick Rothfuss, Peter Newman, Pinterest, R.S. Belcher, Scamperbeasts, Scott Wilbanks, social media, Twitter, Victoria Schwab, Wesley Chu

I am an extremely lucky person. At times when I am feeling particularly magnanimous, I would even say that I

News Of Interest

Patrick Rothfuss’s “In the Name of the Wind” to be Developed for Everything!

5 October, 20151 October, 2015 Sharon Browning 0 Comments Hollywood, In the Name of the Wind, Lionsgate, Movie News, Patrick Rothfuss, television series, The Kingkiller Chronicles, video game

What could be better than to hear that fantasy author Patrick Rothfuss’s bestselling, award winning book The Name of the

Gimbling in the Wabe

Gimbling in the Wabe – Of Dogs and Rainy Days and Eponymous Adjectives

18 September, 201517 September, 2015 Sharon Browning 0 Comments dog park, eponymous adjectives, Grammar, Heifer International, Patrick Rothfuss, rain, the Mighty Belle, Worldbuilders

It was a rainy day at the dog park today, and not many people (or canines) were romping around the

Gimbling in the Wabe

Gimbling in the Wabe – Daydream Believer

24 July, 201524 July, 2015 Sharon Browning 0 Comments book signing, daydreams, imagination, Neil Gaiman, Patrick Rothfuss, Time Salvager, Wesley Chu, wordsmithing, writing

We humans are so divergent in who we are, how we react and respond, in how our minds work and

LitStack Recs Uncategorized

LitStack Rec: Who Do You Love: Stories & The Name of the Wind

5 February, 201512 February, 2015 LitStackEditor 0 Comments Jean Thompson, Lauren Alwan, literary fiction, Patrick Rothfuss, Sharon Browning, short stories, The Name of the Wind

Who Do You Love: Stories, by Jean Thompson My favorite short stories all seem to have qualities in common: something

Gimbling in the Wabe

Gimbling in the Wabe – All That You Can’t Leave Behind

26 July, 201325 July, 2013 Sharon Browning 1 Comment Back Roads and Frontal Lobes, books, Brady Allen, catastrophe, fire, Gone With the Wind, Jacqueline Carey, Kushiel's Dart, Oliver Twist, Patrick Rothfuss, save, sentimental, Shakespeare, Stephen J. Gould, The Name of the Wind, The Silmarillion, Tomie dePaola, valuable, Wonderful Life

A few weeks ago, a dear friend of mine had to evacuate from his home near Idyllwild, CA, due to

LitStaff Pick:Supporting (or Secondary) Characters Who Deserve Their Own Book

15 November, 201225 April, 2019 LitStackEditor 2 Comments And Thanks For All The Fish, Angie Dilmore, Brady Allen, Brian Horne, Bunnicula, Charlotte's Web, Clete Purcel, Dave Robicheaux, Deborah Howe, Denna, Douglas Adams, E.B.White, Elisha Dew, from A House for Mr. Biswas, Harry Potter, James Lee Burke, JK Rowling, John Watson, Kyla Lucas, Lauren Alwan, Luna Lovegood, Mrs. Tulsi, Patrick Rothfuss, Sharon Browning, Sherlock Holmes, So Long, Templeton, The Kingkiller Chronicles, The Weasley Twins, Tiffany T. Cole, V.S. Naipaul, Watson

There’s nothing quite like a great character. These are the fictional folks who leave indelible impressions on readers. They are

Literary Pin-Up Calendar from The Tinker’s Pack

2 November, 20121 November, 2012 LitStackEditor 0 Comments Charlaine Harris, George R. R. Martin, Heifer International, Jacqueline Carey, Jim Butcher, N.K. Jemisin, Neil Gaiman, Patricia Briggs, Patrick Rothfuss, Pin-Up, Robin Hobb, Terry Pratchett, The Tinker's Pack, Worldbuilders

For The Tinker’s Pack 2013 calendar, the not-for-profit organization founded by Patrick Rothfuss, has teamed up with some of the