Rothfuss also fielded questions about the in-development Kingkiller Chronicle movie and TV show, executive produced by Lin-Manuel Miranda (whom Rothfuss described as president of the "Don't-Fuck-It-Up Committee").
If you read my books only once, you kind of miss most of them."
"That's the way I wrote them very deliberately, and it makes for a very long-lasting reading experience. There's things in both of those books you won't be able to understand until you read Doors of Stone," Rothfuss said. "There are things in Name of the Wind you can't understand until you've read Wise Man's Fear. "There's a reason a lot of people read them more than once."īook 3 will complicate the overall Kingkiller Chronicle even more. "There's a lot in the books you simply cannot understand until your second read," Rothfuss said. "Who's read the books three times? Four times? Five, six, ten?" Hands shot up across the room, many stayed up as he kept going. "Who's read the book twice?" Rothfuss asked the audience. In particular, Rothfuss described the complexity of the series and how each of the three books would interconnect, suggesting readers give the series a second, or third, look. "Name of the Lunch"), the structure of his Kingkiller Chronicle trilogy came up more once. But amid questions about being a good Dungeon Master, translating his work into other languages and his best idea for a Kingkiller tie-in product ("I kind of do want to make a Name of the Wind lunch box," Rothfuss said. "It's always funny," Rothfuss responded grimly, dismissing the question and moving on.
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