While Dac and Jaymee are still off livin' dat new baby life, with the no sleep and the crying, oh the crying, Joe and Data continue what they started last week, moving on the The Well of Ascension. What do people think who successfully made it through the first book only to despise book 2 enough to 1-star it? Let's find out together on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

Dac and Jaymee are taking a bit of a break after welcoming a beautiful new baby into the world. And, you know, it's Australia, and everything is out to get you there. So they've got to prepare the kid for that. In the meantime, Joe and Data needed to come up with something to keep everyone entertained. For this episode, that's reading 1-star reviews of The Final Empire from Amazon and Goodreads and discussing the opinions of people who, for whatever inconceivable (I don't think that word means what you think it means) reason, hated the book. Just how crazy are these people? Find out on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche! (Spoiler: Some of them are pretty freaking crazy)

The world of Sel and of Elantris in particular are building up. Our cast is loving Sarene. They're liking Raoden, and they're worried about Hrathen. So, basically, everything is going according to plan. It's way too soon for any solid guesses about where all of this is going, but that doesn't stop our cast from giving it a go and putting their all into predigments for you to be amused and/or shocked by. That's just how we roll here at The Sanderlanche!

This week we start in on Elantris. Every is pretty pumped to be trying out something new, even if the various fantasy names Brandon came up with do cause some ... consternation? Yeah, sure, that's a word for it. Lots of exciting new stuff to explore in this whole new world, ending with some very deep predigments, considering how little the crew has to go on. Check it out on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

Our time on Scadrial draws to a close this week, at least for now. It's bittersweet for some of the crew. On the one hand, we get to see our old friends again. On the other, Spook is king. Stay tuned after the Secret History discussion, though, for a dramatic reading of The Traveler, an unpublished, never-even-finished short story by Brandon. The Cosmere really begins to open up with possibilities for us on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

Lots of weirdness this week, not the least of which is the IRE and what the heck is going on with any of that. There's cons being pulled and possibly a rave happening. We find out the secret identity of the sexy drifter, and everyone is thinking maybe there's something more to this guy than we thought before, but what could it be? Oh, and also Kelsier becomes a god. You know, no big. The big news, though, is that Joe finally gets to really delve into the mediocrity of Final Fantasy 9, a moment I know you've all been waiting for. Your prayers have at long last been answered on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

For next week, we're finishing Secret History, but we'll also be reading The Traveler. So I'm including a link to that right here for everyone.

Courtesy of Sasha: In this episode, we get Khrissalla Explains It All and then a Ghost Road Trip!

Kelsier spends an episode imprisoned, and he's not liking it one bit. Our crew however is really getting into Secret History. The Drifter in particular has elicited some very strong reactions, to the point that it gets just a little bit weird, I think. Find out what I mean on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

We begin delving into the mysteries of Mistborn: Secret History this episode. No one knew quite what to expect going in, but they pretty much all knew they weren't expecting this. Hear the varied reactions to the shocking revelations on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!

This is it, folks, the big one. We're finishing not only this book, but the whole trilogy we've been working on since the show started. Will they love it? Will they hate it? Find out this week on The Sanderlanche!