Rothfuss 
And I’ll believe in the “Doors of Stone” when have the epub file in my cell phone and not a milisecond before.
Oh, that’s a hoot! And sorry.
It is to laugh. Maybe his notes will allow some later author to write it after he dies.
A paper copy in my warm alive hands. Maybe.
One HBO hit after another? Readers jumping around like adolescent rabbits every time you lie about your progress again? Yeah, it’s clearly wearing him down.
Yeah, he is estimated to be worth $120 million, true not quite in the Top 10, but close.
It’s stressful to have writers block, even more so if you feel the pressure to produce something. Maybe the $120m makes up for it, who can say? I just never want to be in that position.
His financial situation is enviable, his artistic situation (at least vis-a-vis the Song of Ice and Fire books) not so much.
Exactly!
As mentioned in other threads earlier, the creature took a life of its own and got away from its creator. It happens.
Then again, I wish I had THAT kind of trouble…
David Gerrold’s Health and Leukemia Fundraiser
But as I said above, I don’t like to beg. So here’s something in return – a link to the first 80 pages of “A Nest For Nightmares” the next book in the Chtorr series. I have six chapters to write to finish it. My goal is to use December and January to finish the book.
Link to preview of A Nest For Nightmares
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mFEhjdp_S_sJDhuFrRZfhhqRPp9ZeedY/view?usp=drive_link>
Somebody should write a novel about that happening. Maybe a movie or three (dozen).
He has never claimed to have writer’s block. I think if he said that he’d get a lot more sympathy from his readers. Certainly he would from me. But no, he’s just too busy with other things, and pissed off at anybody who questions his priorities.