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Kingkiller Chronicle, Book 1

Patrick Rothfuss has created a masterpiece in literature with his pen and it has been given voice by Nick Podehl’s narration. The name of the wind is such a story that compels us, again and again, to hear it in order to understand the true meaning and the hidden aspects of the story. The listener too begins to investigate the true meaning or purpose of his life that he too hasn’t understood yet.

The Name of the Wind Audiobook

The king killer Chronicles is perhaps the best series by Rothfuss because it shows human emotions, their outburst in the form of worldly lust, and then all of a sudden it disappears bringing frustration to the human heart and desperation or longing for a new thing every time the previous is achieved. The unrest in human nature is exaggerated but is not allowed to go out of hand at once. Kvothe is the one who has achieved everything in life except the most important one and that is the meaning of his life in the creation of the universe.

The Name of the Wind Audiobook

Kvothe is the one who has enjoyed the love of women, the educational status in the university has done poetry at a very early age and was even able to establish a spiritual connection with God. In all this glory still, his life is incomplete, he doesn’t enjoy it as he is supposed to do. The fantasy is a nice start to a trilogy that gives us a hope that Kvothe would perhaps find what he is looking for in this world. There is another unique thing about the story that the main character is himself narrating his story and telling us about his achievements and a few downfalls as well.

 

The next books by the author also have come up with compelling stories and memorable characters that you will also enjoy listening to including The Wise Man’s Fear, The Slow Regard of Silent Things, and Unfettered.

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  • 01. welcome
  • 02. Ch01: A Place for Demons
  • 03. Ch02: A Beautiful Day
  • 04. Ch03: Wood and Word
  • 05. Ch04: Half Way to Newarre
  • 06. Ch05: Notes
  • 07. Ch06: The Price of Remembering
  • 08. Ch07: Of Beginings and Names of Things
  • 09. Ch08: Thieves, Heretics and Whores
  • 10. Ch09: Riding the Wagon with Ben
  • 11. Ch10: Alar and Several Stones
  • 12. Ch11: The Binding of Iron
  • 13. Ch12: Puzzle Pieces Fitting
  • 14. Ch13: Interlude - Flesh with Blood Beneath
  • 15. Ch14: The Name of the Wind
  • 16. Ch15: Distractions and Farewells
  • 17. Ch16: Hope
  • 18. Ch17: Interlude - Autumn
  • 19. Ch18: Roads to Safe Places
  • 20. Ch19: Fingers and Strings
  • 21. Ch20: Bloody Hands into Stinging Fists
  • 22. Ch21: Basement, Bread and Bucket
  • 23. Ch22: A Time for Demons
  • 24. Ch23: The Burning Wheel
  • 25. Ch24: Shadows Themselves
  • 26. Ch25: Interlude - Eager for Reasons
  • 27. Ch26: Lanre Turned
  • 28. Ch27: His Eyes Unveiled
  • 29. Ch28: Tehlu's Watchful Eye
  • 30. Ch29: The Doors of my Mind
  • 31. Ch30: The Broken Binding
  • 32. Ch31: The Nature of Nobility
  • 33. Ch32: Coppers, Cobblers and Crowds
  • 34. Ch33: A Sea of Stars
  • 35. Ch34: Yet to Learn
  • 36. Ch35: A Parting of Ways
  • 37. Ch36: Less Talents
  • 38. Ch37: Bright Eyed
  • 39. Ch38: Sympathy in the Mains
  • 40. Ch39: Enough Rope
  • 41. Ch40: On the Horns
  • 42. Ch41: Friend's Blood
  • 43. Ch42: Bloodless
  • 44. Ch43: The Flickering Way
  • 45. Ch44: The Burning Glass
  • 46. Ch45: Interlude - Some Tavern Tale
  • 47. Ch46: The Ever Changing Wind
  • 48. Ch47: Barbs
  • 49. Ch48; Interlude - A Silence of a Different Kind
  • 50. Ch49: The Nature of Wild Things
  • 51. Ch50: Negotiations
  • 52. Ch51: Tar and Tin
  • 53. Ch52: Burning
  • 54. Ch53: Slow Circles
  • 55. Ch54: A Place to Burn
  • 56. Ch55: Flame and Thunder
  • 57. Ch56: Patrons, Maids and Metheglin
  • 58. Ch57: Interlde - The Parts that Form Us
  • 59. Ch58: Names for Beginning
  • 60. Ch59: All This Knowing
  • 61. Ch60: Fortune
  • 62. Ch61: Jackass, Jackass
  • 63. Ch62: Leaves
  • 64. Ch63: Walking and Talking
  • 65. Ch64: Nine in the Fire
  • 66. Ch65: Spark
  • 67. Ch66: Volatile
  • 68. Ch67: A Matter of Hands
  • 69. Ch68: The Ever Changing Wind
  • 70. Ch69: Wind or Women's Fancy
  • 71. Ch70: Signs
  • 72. Ch71: Strange Attraction
  • 73. Ch72: Borrorill
  • 74. Ch73: Pegs
  • 75. Ch74: Waystone
  • 76. Ch75: Interlude - Obedience
  • 77. Ch76: The Mating Habits of the Common Draccus
  • 78. Ch77: Bluffs
  • 79. Ch78: Poison
  • 80. Ch79: Sweet Talk
  • 81. Ch80: Touching Iron
  • 82. Ch81: Pride
  • 83. Ch82: Ash and Elm...
  • 84. Ch83: Return
  • 85. Ch84: A Sudden Strom
  • 86. Ch85: Hands Against Me
  • 87. Ch86: The Fire Itself
  • 88. Ch87: Winter
  • 89. Ch88: Interlude - Looking
  • 90. Ch89: A Pleasant Afternoon
  • 91. Ch90: Half - Built Houses
  • 92. Ch91: Worthy of Pursuit
  • 93. Ch92: The Music That Plays

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