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I would have read this in the early 2010's. Got it secondhand at Goodwill. The book detailed the life of the narrator thru flashbacks. I remember psychology/therapy being prevalent throughout the novel. And the narrator eventually being revealed as untrustworthy. The framework for the present day story may have been the narrator providing therapy to a troubled young man.

I would appreciate your help, as I'd like to read this again.

What are some words that you learned wrong because you were just reading them instead of the whole rigmarole you'd get in school, with spelling, and having the word pronounced for you?

Mine is float-sum instead of flot-sum. I'm sure I have more, but I can't think of them unless they cross my path. Really interested in yours!

Hey, all! I came to this sub looking for new authors to read b/c I hadn't read much fantasy in the last few(10) years. After lurking about for a few months I narrowed it down to Sanderson, Abercrombie, Weeks or Rothfuss for my reintroduction to fantasy. Eventually I decided on Sanderson, mainly out of a sense of perversity, because I really hadn't enjoyed what I'd read of his work(WoT).

Anyway, I've recently finished Mistborn, and well, it lived up to my expectations. Great story hampered by poor character development and writing. Which leads to my question:

Why is it that you think that Brandon Sanderson doesn't write YA? I'm very curious.

Hey, all! I played a little bit back at the end of Wrath/start of Cata. When I started playing for real at the beginning of Legion I didn't even worry about that account at all, just made a new one.

Lately I've been considering contacting Blizz and seeing if I can't reclaim that account and merge it with my current one, but I'm a little unsure. I was wondering if anybody who has been thru this process could give a little feedback. Was it worth it? Did anything unexpected crop up, either good or bad? How did the process work? Especially if you only had a couple of character names and a realm.

Tyvm!