The Age of Madness ends in the place that it has to end, I think. All of the larger plot and character arcs make sense. The Weaver's full scheme is revealed, and is utterly logical given what we know of the world of the First Law. People suffer for reasons just and unjust, make necessary decisions that destroy their souls, and achieve long-desired goals only to discover that what they wanted and what would have made them happy are far from the same thing. It's Abercrombie, in other words.
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I am a part-owner of the US capitol, as are most of the people reading this post. I am pissed right now, because a gang of thugs and morons... -
I have been thinking a lot about the pending AI Fiction Apocalypse.
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One of the things I’ve learned to love about being published is reading the work of those who are published alongside me. This is pa...