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''Dark One'' takes place on a previously unknown Shardworld focused around electricity.{{cite|This is mentioned in one of the un-transcribed audio recordings from the Firefight tour}}
 
''Dark One'' takes place on a previously unknown Shardworld focused around electricity.{{cite|This is mentioned in one of the un-transcribed audio recordings from the Firefight tour}}
   
It is a "contemporary" cosmere story, which means it takes place several thousand years after the [[Shattering]] of Adonalsium.{{cite|Peter explained this on Reddit}}
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It is a "modern" cosmere story, which means it takes place several thousand years after the [[Shattering]] of Adonalsium.{{url ref|url=http://www.reddit.com/r/Stormlight_Archive/comments/2pq4jz/cosmere_state_of_the_sanderson_december_2014/cmzqj5l|text=Peter responds to the theory that ''Dark One'' is about Rayse|site=Reddit|date=2014-12}}
   
 
==Behind the Scenes==
 
==Behind the Scenes==

Revision as of 22:28, 13 February 2015

Dark One (franchise)
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Dark One is a planned cosmere Young Adult novel.

Plot Summary

Dark One is the traditional epic fantasy story, but instead of being from the point of view of the "Chosen One", destined to save the world, it is from the point of view of the individual destined to destroy it.[1]

Setting

Dark One takes place on a previously unknown Shardworld focused around electricity.[citation needed]

It is a "modern" cosmere story, which means it takes place several thousand years after the Shattering of Adonalsium.[2]

Behind the Scenes

Brandon first started work on Dark One before being hired to finish The Wheel of Time when he then shelved it. This is the same situation as with The Rithmatist (then referred to as Scribbler).[3] In July 2013 Brandon said that he was having difficulty getting Dark One "off the ground",that he had had an opportunity but The Rithmatist had worked better, so he recommended readers to "not hold [their] breath on this one". At this point Brandon described it as non-cosmere.[4]

In December 2014 Brandon mentioned that he had made a lot of progress on the setting for Dark One, now referring it to as a cosmere work. He also said that it would likely be the teen series he worked on once The Reckoners and The Rithmatist were complete.[1] Brandon has mentioned the possibility of it being released by Penguin Random House, as The Reckoners is, instead of by Tor.[citation needed]

Notes

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