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by Brandon Sanderson
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YouKneeK
YouKneeK rated it 9 years ago
This is a fun little story. Did you have invisible friends when you were a child? I had a whole fleet of them -- different friends for different circumstances and occasionally they would all get together at the same time and we’d have a big party. Well, the main character in this story has a lot of ...
AudiobookReviewer
AudiobookReviewer rated it 10 years ago
ABR's full Legion audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.What do you do when you have 47 personalities who act separately from you and with each other? Solve crimes, of course. Stephen Leeds does not have personality disorder (at least according to him), he is completely...
carolesrandomlife
carolesrandomlife rated it 10 years ago
This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life.4 Stars!I am quickly becoming a HUGE Brandon Sanderson fan. I only recently become introduced to Sanderson a couple of months ago when I read Steelheart and I am starting to realize that I have really been missing out. This story was completel...
Lunar Rainbows Reviews
Lunar Rainbows Reviews rated it 10 years ago
Legion is a short story that delivers in a big way. At a mere 88-pages, it managed to draw me into a story that was unlike anything I've ever read - and leave me wanting more. Once again, Brandon Sanderson delivers with addictive storytelling, unique characters and a premise unlike all others. Wh...
Sam Reviews Whatever He Feels Like
Sam Reviews Whatever He Feels Like rated it 11 years ago
Brandon Sanderson is an author who seems always to be waiting somewhere down my to-read list. This isn't because I put off his books; it's more because he's such an incredibly prolific writer, I could probably spend the next year or so devoted solely to going through his back-catalogue. Whilst thi...
In a network of lines that enlace
In a network of lines that enlace rated it 11 years ago
I have a soft spot for Sanderson books. This one is a novella, which is a refreshing change from his usual epic fantasy novels. It works perfectly as a novella, the storyline being the right length, the pacing brilliant and with just enough unanswered questions to make room for a sequel at a later d...
bloodviolet
bloodviolet rated it 11 years ago
Another short free audiobook I found on audible. It was a weird one but I liked it.
Blodeuedd
Blodeuedd rated it 11 years ago
Listened to the audio version and the narrator was ok. Most of his accents he did well, one bugged me though. The concept was cool, this guy lives in a huge mansion which is filled with his hallucinations. Yeah ;) It seems he is really smart and they help him figure things out. The story is when h...
Brad Horner's Books
Brad Horner's Books rated it 11 years ago
I have read and enjoyed a number of Sanderson's YA novels, and while I never got into them as strongly as I did his adult novels, I always thought they were very strong in characterization. I may remember the lead character for a long time, but really, that might only be due to the cool-ass gimmick ...
Temporal Instability
Temporal Instability rated it 11 years ago
This is a short story/novella by Brandon Sanderson, a writer who manages to create a brilliantly original 'magical' system. In this book there is no magic. Well, no real fantasy magic-y magic. The idea is still brilliant and original.Stephen Leeds, the main character, has hallucinations. He sees and...
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