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Brandon first mentioned the story in 2010{{wob ref\|10132}} and wrote the majority of a novel-length story before 2013, but it had many flaws that prevented it from being published.{{ref\|name=sots13}} Brandon noted that the title was a bit too silly for the subject matter and was likely to change.{{wob ref\|12170}} Few details of the story are known; Brandon mentioned that necromancers would increase their power after death and resurrection.{{wob ref\|10557}} Brandon continued to occasionally mention the book at signings{{wob ref\|2640}} and in his annual State of the Sanderson blog posts.{{wob ref\|9163}} After looking at it again as a potential reading for the ''[[Firefight]]'' tour in 2015, Brandon decided that it didn't work, and simply considered it as practice in the urban fantasy genre.{{wob ref~~\|date=2015-01-05~~\|7091~~\|''Firefight'' release party~~}} Although the story did see some minor development later that year,{{wob ref\|9163}} it was put on hiatus and stayed there for several years.{{ref\|name=sots16}}{{ref\|name=sots17}} The book was never officially trunked, but it took a back seat to other commitments including ''[[The Rithmatist]]'' and ''[[Alcatraz]]''.{{wob ref\|8166}} == Revival of project and collaboration ==

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