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Patrick Rothfuss’ perfectionism. While speaking to Christopher Paolini in 2014, Pat revealed that he had to turn his attention from another spinoff, The Tale of Laniel Young-Again, to entirely focus on Book 3 despite having about 75% of the story already written. Patrick Rothfuss’ book, The Name of the Wind. The release plan for the third book has long been a topic of conversation among fans, as readers eagerly await news on the next chapter in the Kingkiller story. In a 2014 interview with Christopher Paolini, The Doors of Time author Patrick Rothfuss revealed he thought he had about "a year" left of writing on the project to get it right: The wait for The Doors of Stone, the third and final book in Patrick Rothfuss' The Kingkiller Chronicle trilogy, has been ongoing for over a decade with fans still waiting for news of its release. Rothfuss has always planned the main Kingkiller Chronicle story - i.e. the one of how Kvothe became a "Kingkiller" and then an innkeeper - to be ABOUT PATRICK ROTHFUSS, AUTHOR of DOORS OF STONE. In the realm of contemporary fantasy literature, Patrick Rothfuss stands as a luminary figure. With his captivating storytelling and imaginative world-building, Rothfuss has enraptured readers worldwide through his magnum opus, the Kingkiller Chronicle series. The Doors of Stone is the proposed third and final novel in The Kingkiller Chronicle series by American author Patrick Rothfuss. A release date has not yet been announced. The Doors of Stone will pick-up the story of Kvothe's life from where The Wise Man's Fear left off. It will cover the third and final day of the story as related to Chronicler, concluding "Kvothe's story" and the "arc" begun The final installment of Patrick Rothfuss's dark fantasy trilogy, Kingkiller Chronicle Book 3: Doors of Stone, is eagerly anticipated. Rothfuss made a shout out to his fans at the beginning of The Wise Man's Fear thanking us for our patience as he spent more time on it as he didn't get the release date he was shooting for. This 3rd one has been in the oven for 13 years now (I think) since the 2nd one came out. I say let him have his time with it. #1 New York Times-bestselling phenomenon Patrick Rothfuss returns to the wildly popular Kingkiller Chronicle universe with a stunning reimagining of "The Lightning Tree." Expanded to twice its previous length and lavishly illustrated by Nathan Taylor, this touching stand-alone story is sure to please new readers and veteran Rothfuss fans alike. To release a book seven years ago, telling his fans that all three books were finished only to have released the second book four years later is pathetic. Patrick has release 2 books of his Kingkiller chronicles trilogy in 7 years. Let that sink in. I can't see an end to this series. As Patrick Rothfuss grows as an author, so do his stories. The fictional worlds of PR are expanding beyond Kvothe and his tales of legend. With Patrick Rothfuss's new endeavors into board games, twitch, podcasting, and charity fundraising; this sub-reddit has been created to fill a void and to work as a home for all Patrick Rothfuss related news. As Patrick Rothfuss grows as an author, so do his stories. The fictional worlds of PR are expanding beyond Kvothe and his tales of legend. With Patrick Rothfuss's new endeavors into board games, twitch, podcasting, and charity fundraising; this sub-reddit has been created to fill a void and to work as a home for all Patrick Rothfuss related news. Fans of Patrick Rothfuss' beloved fantasy series The Kingkiller Chronicle have been waiting over a decade for the third and final book in the trilogy, The Doors of Stone, but it's still not out First let me say; before the release of the name of the wind, Patrick Rothfuss announced the completion of all three books, the three books in this trilogy were completed, the three books who would write for this series had been finished, he planned to release these books in one-year intervals, as he announced, completely understandable, it's In fact, we don’t even know if Patrick Rothfuss is done writing the book or is still writing it. The fans have gotten quite mad and have genuine reasons to be angry, but the author hasn’t provided any potential release date for the Kingkiller Chronicles book 3! The Kingkiller Chronicle, written by Patrick Rothfuss, is a captivating fantasy book series that centers around Kvothe, a multi-talented adventurer, arcanist, and renowned musician. The series employs a unique "story-within-a-story" format, where readers are drawn into the intricate narrative of Kvothe's life as he shares it with a scribe. An instant New York Times, USA Today and Indie Bestseller! #1 New York Times-bestselling phenomenon Patrick Rothfuss returns to the wildly popular Kingkiller Chronicle universe with a stunning reimagining of "The Lightning Tree." Expanded to twice its previous length and lavishly illustrated by Nate Taylor, this touching stand-alone story is The Doors of Stone release date is widely rumoured to be released on November 14, 2025, exciting those who have waited more than a decade for the third and final instalment in Patrick Rothfuss’ Kingkiller Chronicle. To release a book seven years ago, telling his fans that all three books were finished only to have released the second book four years later is pathetic. Patrick has release 2 books of his Kingkiller chronicles trilogy in 7 years. Let that sink in. I can't see an end to this series. In an interview prior to the release of WMF, he claimed that book 3 was all outlined and mostly done. Many people believe after the books exploded in popularity he wanted book 3 to be perfect so he took it apart to re-work it in a major way, and it would seem he is unable to put it back together again, for reasons already outlined in this thread. Discover #1 New York Times-bestselling Patrick Rothfuss’ epic fantasy series, The Kingkiller Chronicle. “I just love the world of Patrick Rothfuss.” -Lin-Manuel Miranda “He’s bloody good, this Rothfuss guy.” -George R. R. Martin “Rothfuss has real talent.” -Terry Brooks. Day two: the wise man’s fear
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