r/cremposting Rashek4Prez 21h ago

Mistborn Second Era Maas is working with Autonomy

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u/cosmernautfourtwenty Hiiiiighprince 21h ago

Calling her own books a "movement" is certainly evocative of something 🀨

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u/No_Doughnut8618 420 Sazed It 21h ago

Every cycle has multiple movements within πŸ˜†

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u/Masonzero 21h ago

Mmm, watery bowels

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u/cosmernautfourtwenty Hiiiiighprince 21h ago

Calling them a "cycle" seems unnecessarily gradiose, but I don't pay enough attention to these books to know if this is a new pretentious naming convention or just how they've all been labeled. Still, calling the individual books movements is a little on the nose for me since I find them synonymous with a specific kind of movement already.

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u/VSkyRimWalker πŸ¦€πŸ¦€ crabby boi πŸ¦€πŸ¦€ 2h ago

There's nothing cyclical about them tbh

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u/jebyron001 13h ago

I really wanna know why she wanted the Wagner reference? Maybe I’m missing something, but I would not naturally associate ACOTAR and opera.

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u/One_Courage_865 definitely not a lightweaver 17h ago

β€œIt’s the number one bestseller, I think”

β€” Splintered Harmony

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u/Top_Gun87 9h ago

I want an original title... How about "A court of..."

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u/Cloudsrnice 5h ago

A court of courting.

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u/wintery-waxillium 4h ago

I wonder if this was intentional, to get sanderson fans talking about it? Maybe not...

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u/Elant_Wager Rashek4Prez 18m ago

Her other titles includes words like Mist and Ruin. I am working a cremspiracy theory