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The Name of the Wind

by Patrick Rothfuss (2007)

About this book

Kvothe, the legendary wizard, kingkiller, and thief, sits down in his quiet rural inn to narrate the true story of his rise from a wandering orphan to the most notorious arcanist in the history of the world.

Setting / LocationThe University & Tarbean
Story EraFour Corners of Civilization
Protagonist / CoreKvothe (Magician, Musician, Legend)

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