In some ways all three books were done way back in 2000 when I managed to write the story all the way through to the end. This quote is from his blog post announcing the first delay of The Wise Man’s Fear in 2008: The first is something I’ll let Rothfuss explain.
And while The Doors of Stone is obviously a different book than The Wise Man’s Fear, some of the problems are the same. Rothfuss talked about the delays in detail at the time, outlining some of the many factors at play. The second book, The Wise Man’s Fear, was originally slated to come out in spring of 2008, but was bumped back several times before eventually releasing in 2011. It was also announced that The Kingkiller Chronicle was, in fact, already completely finished, and that the next two novels would be released one per year following the first.
The Name of the Wind, the first book in Rothfuss’ epic series, hit shelves in 2007. Is it almost over? Let’s round up all the reliable information we can find about the current status of The Doors of Stone and see if we can figure it out. Both Rothfuss and Martin last released books in their series almost a decade ago, way back in 2011, when we were all young, starry-eyed readers who had no idea of the Long Night ahead of us. The series has distinguished itself with its lyrical prose and rich, multilayered fantasy world.īut we haven’t gotten to visit it in a long while. The Kingkiller Chronicle follows Kvothe, a red-headed musician and magic-user-in-training who’s searching for the shadowy group of beings who killed his parents when he was young. I’m talking about the third novel in The Kingkiller Chronicle series by Patrick Rothfuss: The Doors of Stone. Martin’s The Winds of Winter, the next book in his A Song of Ice and Fire series. When it comes to long-awaited fantasy sequels, there’s perhaps only one book that rivals the interest in George R.R. By Daniel Roman 2 years ago Few fantasy books are as hotly anticipated as The Doors of Stone, the third entry in Patrick Rothfuss’ Kingkiller Chronicle series.
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