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The cosmere sequence has a clear story that Brandon wants to tell and is fairly firmly outlined as 35 novels, plus a variety of novellas and other works, with the [[Dragonsteel (series)|''Dragonsteel'' series]], [[Mistborn (series)|''Mistborn'' series]], and ''[[The Stormlight Archive]]'' forming the core of that story.{{wob ref|7744}}{{wob ref|13550}} ''Dragonsteel'' will tell [[Hoid]]'s backstory and the story of the [[Shattering of Adonalsium]];{{wob ref|13550}} ''Mistborn'' will have four series, following [[Scadrial]] from the [[Final Empire]] to the development of faster-than-light travel and the interaction between the various planets;{{wob ref|9005}}{{wob ref|5343}}
Brandon does not feel that the cosmere is restrictive to his writing.{{wob ref|6496}} Though cosmere novels are intensive, as they require more thorough planning and continuity maintenance, Brandon also has an internal wiki and people like [[Peter Ahlstrom|Peter]] and Karen Ahlstrom who help him keep the cosmere on track.{{wob ref|9015}}{{wob ref|9610}} When Brandon feels like he needs a break from the more stringent requirements of the cosmere, he'll turn to work on a less intensive novel or novella, which are almost always non-cosmere.{{wob ref|9015}} If there is a concept he really wants to write but doesn't fit in the limitations of the cosmere, he moves it into a non-cosmere book. For example, ''[[The Rithmatist]]'' started as a cosmere novel, and its magics take many elements from cosmere magics, but Brandon decided that he did not want a version of Earth in the cosmere, and so moved it to its own universe.{{wob ref|10860}}
* ''Horneater'',{{wob ref|14971}} the working title of a Stormlight novella following [[Lunamor]], possibly to be written for the ''Words of Radiance'' leatherbound Kickstarter in 2023.{{wob ref|15362}}{{wob ref|15744}}
* ''[[Knights of Wind and Truth]]'', the last book of the first arc of ''[[The Stormlight Archive]]''.{{wob ref|9442}} Writing began in late 2021 or early 2022,{{wob ref|15373}} but has been delayed by other projects, and the book is expected to be released in 2024.{{wob ref|15744}}
* [[Mistborn (series)#Era 3|Era 3 ''Mistborn'' trilogy]], the next ''Mistborn'' series, set to take place when Scadrial has achieved a technology level similar to that of the 1980s.{{wob ref|13585}} Planned to be written in the break between books 5 and 6 of
* [[Elantris sequel|''Elantris'' 2]] and [[Elantris finale|''Elantris'' 3]], the sequels to ''[[Elantris (book)|Elantris]]''. Expected to be written after
* The second arc of ''[[The Stormlight Archive]]'', which will consist of books six through ten of the series overall. In-world, book six will pick up about a decade after book five ends.{{wob ref|9442}} Planned to be written after ''Mistborn'' Era 3 and possibly also the ''Elantris'' sequels are done.{{wob ref|14683}}
* ''[[Nightblood (book)|Nightblood]]'', the sequel to ''[[Warbreaker]]''. Likely won't be written until
* The [[Dragonsteel (series)|''Dragonsteel'' series]], the origin story of [[Hoid]] and the [[Shattering]] of [[Adonalsium]]. Brandon is loosely working on it, but the series will not be written until
* [[Mistborn (series)#Era 4|Era 4 ''Mistborn'' trilogy]], the science fiction trilogy, with [[Hoid]] as a main character.{{wob ref|10012}} Chronologically, this will be the last series in the cosmere sequence, and has much to do with the worlds coming together.{{wob ref|6868}}
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