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In the rural town of Newarre, an innkeeper named Kote keeps a low profile, but he is in fact Kvothe, a magician, swordsman and musician rumored to have killed a king. When a traveling scribe called Chronicler recognizes him, Kvothe agrees to tell his own story, which he says will take three days. Patrick Rothfuss's debut novel is the first day of that telling, beginning with Kvothe's childhood in a troupe of traveling players. It is the first book of the Kingkiller Chronicle and was published by DAW Books in 2007. Rothfuss wrote it while working on his bachelor's degree in English, and the sequel, The Wise Man's Fear, followed in 2011.
Brandon Sanderson called Patrick Rothfuss a genius and said he loved The Name of the Wind.
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And, of course, Pat Rothfuss–who is a genius. (I loved NAME OF THE WIND)
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