The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss Before George R. R. Martin released his latest doorstopper, this was the big epic taking up every fantasy geek’s time. My interest became piqued when Penny Arcade made a joke about the second book in the trilogy. As was my friend’s, who let me borrow the first book, The Name of the Wind. I loved it right away. The book is framed story about the life of a boy/man named Kvothe, a son of traveling actors. After his troupe is killed by a supposedly mythical person, he has to learn how to live and survive alone. His primary goal is to learn…
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Things I Have Learned from Watching Anime
Hair sweats And it always sweats in one large drop Hair can become injured But it can be repaired by two bandages in the shape of an X In fact, any injury can be repaired by such a method Even on a motor vehicle Larger veins and arteries are perpendicular to each other — this can be seen when people become very angry These blood vessels also go into the hair Bed rest and a cold compress is an all-purpose healer People have large eyes and small noses And they cry a lot A lot, like more than humanly possible, an amount that would dehydrate a normal person Eventually the…
