Basically, some of our characters are really going through it this week. Shallan has ... well, Shallan problems. Like some of these things it's hard to imagine anyone but Shallan having to deal with. On the other hand, Teft has some really serious stuff happening, and the saddest part is, it's some very real stuff he's dealing with. And then there's Dalinar who has to deal with Lift, and we all know how tough that can be. See what the crew has to say about the tribulations on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

Joe is out again this week, but we've got some big lore dumps to go over. When Brandon starts giving answers, he doesn't do it halfway. It's awesome! Also, here's the Worldswappers website I mention during the wrap-up. Check it out if you're going to DSNX25 and want to participate: https://worldswappers.com/

We are 4 once again, and just in time for a really interesting flashback and some killer character stuff on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

Some big things happening as we go from the end of part 1 to the beginning of part 2, but also, our first batch of interludes. I'm afraid we're going to be killing a certain hope that our crew has been cherishing since the end of the last book.

We come face-to-face with one of the Unmade, and it's ... a trip. Joe's still on hiatus, but the rest of the crew has thoughts.

Joe is absent for a bit, but we and the characters are learning some interesting stuff. Shallan's reaction to who really killed her brother? Unexpected but maybe not really? And young Dalinar seems to actually have some character development? Will wonders never cease. 

This may be the last time for a while that we have the whole crew for the episode. So enjoy! It's time for Veil's big night on the town. 

Jaymee was sick this week, but we've got one of my personal favorite Dalinar flashbacks. The others ... well, there's not a lot of love for young Dalinar, but who can blame them, really?

Joe is back, but we lost Jaymee this week. Crazy. Anyway, this week features wrestling, politics, and swordsmanship, but absolutely NO MATING! 

The good, the bad, and the omg no all mixed on this week's Sanderlanche. Stay tuned through the end for a special Joe appearance.

Joe is gone this week, but we've got a couple of interesting chapters here and some top tier digressions. 

Kaladin's visit home takes on a very different tone from last time, and Dalinar has a meeting of his inner circle which is interrupted by yet another murder. Some interesting tidbits in this one for sure. Who killed this guy, and why did they stage it exactly like the previous murder? Find out the crew's theories on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

The whole crew is back, and Kaladin is back as well. He's home, and things are ... well, it's Hearthstone. 

We've begun Oathbringer, and already we know it's the Dalinar flashback book and that Dalinar was ... a bit different as a young man. This seems like it might be interesting.

Dac is gone this week, but he sent in some thoughts as we wrap up Edgedancer. We've got some predigments panning out and some things that no one on the crew could have predicted even if you gave them four and a half thousand years. Tune in to see what I mean on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

The midsection of Edgedancer has some of our crew getting a little tired of Lift. Where will they end up on our diminutive protagonist? Find out on next week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

We're starting in on the novella set between Words or Radiance and Oathbringer. Lift is back! The reactions are ... mixed. Check out how the crew is feeling on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

We live read a small portion of chapter 88. It went up on Patreon first, and now here it is for everyone. Enjoy!

We did it! We've reached the end of Words of Radiance and all the craziness that goes along with that. Go down the rabbit hole of unexpected appearances, unexpected deaths, and unexpected ... un-deaths on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

The assassin has arrived, at the most awkward possible moment to boot. You think that was intentional, or did he just coincidentally arrive in the middle of a giant battle right before a highstorm collides with a new, never-before-seen-on-Roshar second storm? Can our heroes finally put a stop to his murderous rampage? Even Szeth would probably prefer the answer to be "Yes" on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!