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I originally bought this as the box set of the Mistborn trilogy because it was cheap, and being cheap I didn't expect it to be that good. Man was I wrong! This is the first installation in one of the best fantasy series I've ever read. I has everything a Science fiction/Fantasy fan needs to fulfill the contract between reader and writer. Sanderson has effectively created a new universe in which different races and species of people exist, a Universe which I am eager to visit again.
Submit is a student based magazine made at the local art school PNCA. This edition included some awesome artwork and writings from students and professionals alike. With something new popping up on every page turn, this magazine kept me interested not just in the art, but the poetry, short stories and critical writing. A great buy that is an awesome read as well as supporting the local artists!
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Leah Kiczula has commented on (3) products.
Mistborn (Mistborn Trilogy) by Brandon Sanderson
Leah Kiczula, January 1, 2012
I originally bought this as the box set of the Mistborn trilogy because it was cheap, and being cheap I didn't expect it to be that good. Man was I wrong! This is the first installation in one of the best fantasy series I've ever read. I has everything a Science fiction/Fantasy fan needs to fulfill the contract between reader and writer. Sanderson has effectively created a new universe in which different races and species of people exist, a Universe which I am eager to visit again.Leah Kiczula, May 4, 2011
Submit is a student based magazine made at the local art school PNCA. This edition included some awesome artwork and writings from students and professionals alike. With something new popping up on every page turn, this magazine kept me interested not just in the art, but the poetry, short stories and critical writing. A great buy that is an awesome read as well as supporting the local artists!City of God by Paulo Lins
Leah Kiczula, January 1, 2010
If you have seen the movie, forget it. This book stands on its own as a masterpiece.