Do you read non-cosmere works?

[chongjasmine]

Do you read non-cosmere works? For me, beside WOT, I tend not to read non-cosmere works by Brandon Sanderson.

What about you?

 

[Berlyn]

I've read (almost) everything Sanderson has written. I really enjoyed The Reckoners series and the Skyward series. I actually think if The Boys hadn't already been adapted for television, The Reckoners would be a great first foray into adaption for the big screen.

 

[ablackenedrose]

I've read the first Skyward novel. Been meaning to read the other two, but I might just wait until the fourth one releases and pick up a box set.

 

[Glaysher]

I've read the first Skyward novel. Been meaning to read the other two, but I might just wait until the fourth one releases and pick up a box set.

There is also a spin off of three cowritten with another author.

 

[Xavier Schwindt]

I just finished reading all of the so far published Secret Projects by Brandon Sanderson, those boing Sunlit Man, Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, as well as A Frugal Wizards Guide to Surviving Medieval England.
I am curious to see how others liked them as well as rated them. In my opinion SLM is the best (pretty much being a SLA standalone), with Yumi following and, Frugal coming in last but still being better than most books that are published today.

 

[Glaysher]

Agree with your order for the ones you mention, but you have left out the first, Tress of the Emerald Sea.