The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

An innkeeper in a quiet town is hiding. A travelling scribe recognises him as Kvothe — arcanist, musician, killer of a king — and persuades him to tell the true story over three days. This is the first day.

Kvothe's account runs from a childhood in a travelling troupe, through years starving on the streets of Tarbean, into the University, where magic is taught as a science and tuition is charged by the term. Rothfuss's prose and his magic system are both unusually well made, and the frame story keeps quietly warning you that Kvothe is an unreliable source about himself.

Book one of the Kingkiller Chronicle, and one of the best-loved fantasy novels of the century.

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