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Chapters (67)
  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright Notice
  3. Dedication
  4. PART ONE
  5. CHAPTER I
  6. CHAPTER II
  7. CHAPTER III
  8. CHAPTER IV
  9. CHAPTER V
  10. CHAPTER VI
  11. CHAPTER VII
  12. CHAPTER VIII
  13. CHAPTER IX
  14. EXEUNT I
  15. PART TWO
  16. CHAPTER I
  17. CHAPTER II
  18. CHAPTER III
  19. CHAPTER IV
  20. CHAPTER V
  21. CHAPTER VI
  22. CHAPTER VII
  23. CHAPTER VIII
  24. CHAPTER IX
  25. CHAPTER X
  26. CHAPTER XI
  27. CHAPTER XII
  28. EXEUNT II
  29. PART THREE
  30. CHAPTER I
  31. CHAPTER II
  32. CHAPTER III
  33. CHAPTER IV
  34. CHAPTER V
  35. CHAPTER VI
  36. CHAPTER VII
  37. CHAPTER VIII
  38. EXEUNT III
  39. PART FOUR
  40. CHAPTER I
  41. CHAPTER II
  42. CHAPTER III
  43. CHAPTER IV
  44. EXEUNT IV
  45. PART FIVE
  46. CHAPTER I
  47. CHAPTER II
  48. CHAPTER III
  49. CHAPTER IV
  50. CHAPTER V
  51. CHAPTER VI
  52. EXEUNT V
  53. PART SIX
  54. CHAPTER I
  55. CHAPTER II
  56. CHAPTER III
  57. EXEUNT VI
  58. ADDENDUM
  59. APPENDIX I
  60. APPENDIX II
  61. APPENDIX III
  62. APPENDIX IV
  63. AFTERWORD & ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  64. Also by Christopher Paolini
  65. A Conversation between Brandon Sanderson and Christopher Paolini
  66. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  67. Newsletter Sign-up

BS: I can’t remember which one I told you . . . my team all knows both of those. So I could have told you either one!

CP: I think it was Cosmere, but I’m going to keep that to the grave. Without spoilers, what can readers look forward to?

BS: There is a character moment that was one of the pillars of my outline from the very beginning. This scene that I was working on. There were only two or three scenes that were core pillars. My beta readers feel like it landed. There won’t be a moment like this again until Book Seven or Eight.

Audience Questions!

BS to CP: Do you plan a continuation of The Inheritance Cycle?

CP: Yes, I’m planning on more collections of short stories, because I find them to be palate cleansers, and a fun way to explore the world. There are a couple of large standalone novels in the world that I want to write in the future, probably the biggest one is the one I’ve affectionately been calling BOOK FIVE. [laughter]

CP to BS: Will we ever get anything from Wit’s point of view? Maybe an interlude?

BS: Each book has an epilogue from Wit’s point of view. You will eventually get his backstory. That’s a three-book series that I’m planning after the Stormlight Archive narrative is done, so I’ve gotta keep moving! I actually think it would be fun sometime to write a novel of him telling a story.

Brandon Sanderson’s Rhythm of War, Book Four of the Stormlight Archive, will be out from Tor Books on November 17, 2020.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Christopher Paolini was born in Southern California and has lived most his life in Paradise Valley, Montana. He published his first novel, Eragon, in 2003 at the age nineteen, and quickly became a publishing phenomenon. His Inheritance Cycle—Eragon and its three sequels—has sold nearly forty million copies worldwide. To Sleep in a Sea of Stars is his first adult novel.

You can find Christopher Paolini online at:.

Visit him online at Paolini.net, or sign up for email updates here.

Twitter: @paolini

Facebook: @PaoliniOfficial

Instagram: christopher_paolini

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