This is a short story about connecting to the author using the antagonist.

Still! Sit! For though you listen long Long would you wait without the hope of song So sweet as this. As Illien himself set down An age ago. Master work of a master's life Of Savien, and Aloine the woman he would take to wife. In fair Tinnu, 'neath argent moon, Where shadows waltz and stars commune Our tale begins, of love and woe, Of hearts entwined, and fates bestowed.

Kvothe and Ambrose share a tender experience in the Eolian. A reimagining of how things might've gone differently if "Jackass Jackass" was a different song entirely. I am both very sorry and not sorry at all.

Bast returns to the Waystone Inn after the ending of wise man's fear, he encounters Kvothe exerting himself, making his injuries worse and orders him to rest. Characters and setting is not mine, all credits go to this amazing series author.

I wrote two short stories about Lanre turning to Haliax. Like I am Cob. I am just a present out hear in the real world. Spinning stories to help the time pass by.

Kvothe is not the only one with a deep mysterious past. Chronicler is no scribe by profession. He has far more to do with the story than one might think. Stay Tuned.

A young traveller enters the Waystone Inn, Lute strapped to her back and thats all I know so far... Rating is just in case...

Denna would never have taken the resin by choice. But that night on the stones with Kvothe, it's the one thing that makes her speak true. The only thing that makes her remember. But the cost is steep. The sea of memory turbulent. And some secrets are heavy enough to drown.

Denna's diary. Begins with the day she meets Kvothe on the road to Anilin, and loosely follows his story but from her perspective. Sensitive topics implied, some smut but not too graphic.

My imagination of how one of Kvothe's "dates" might have gone toward the end of "The Wise Man's Fear." OC. Smutty. Graphic sexual content.

How Kvothe and Denna's relationship might have unfolded at the end of "The Wise Man's Fear" by Patrick Rothfuss.

Kvothe's been surviving on the streets of Tarbean for almost three years, but when that comes to an abrupt and bloody end, he learns a name far superior to that of the wind.

Every night at the Eolian is a unique experience. Every night is someone new visiting with their own story. Sit and enjoy the tales of the far off.

Sólo Kvothe ha salido de los brazos de Felurian vivo y cuerdo. Pero ¿Qué pasó con los demás que estuvieron antes que él? Sigamos la historia de un hombre que solo salió vivo. Esta historia la subí un poco más corta y con el título "Por Felurian" en el Amino Roca de Guía. Disfruten mi intento de terror psicológico. King, Rothfuss, Presley, sacúdanse en sus criptas (?).

In a break in part of Kvothe's story telling, Bast's unexpected jealousy sets off a string of events that threaten to break the delicate relationship between the two of them once and for all.

In which Kvothe manages not to offend Denna by being completely honest for a change.

The king is dead, but one of the new would-be-kings is not so sure the king-killer is. This is the story of one of the men sent after Kvothe. The story is an attempt to expand the world beyond the current books, but Patrick Rothfuss has the right to his world and all characterss. Rated M for sexual and violent themes, but I will try not to be explicit.

Elodin knew the names of things, like Taborlin the Great. But Fela didn't need to call the wind or escape from a high tower, stripped of her key, coin, and candle. She wasn't a princess in a faerie story—she did geometry and made sympathy lamps. And so Master Namer wasn't part of her life at the University, until he was. COMPLETE.

Sometimes, Kvothe's past catches up to him.

A story of how grief can twist a man who is full of hard choices and the wicked things in his mind. There may be a bit of slapping, stools, thievery, and deaths.

What if Bast and Kvothe knew about Bast/Kvothe slash fiction ... and were affected by it? (Sure, it's meta ... but it's also got snuggles!)

Kvothe takes care of Tempi after a sudden fight leaves the Adem warrior badly injured. Set in the short time after Kvothe destroys the bandit encampment, but before he meets Felurian. Focused mainly on Kvothe/Tempi friendship and healing.

Kvothe and Bast have a clash of views when it comes to certain manuscripts, and their burning. / Oneshot, set before the events in the narrative frame of 'The Name of the Wind'.

A torn letter blows whither the wind wills. All characters belong to Patrick Rothfuss as does the University. The opening lines are a paraphrasing of the opening lines of 'The Name of the Wind' and 'The Wise Man's Fear,' and the part of a wise man fearing the night with no moon is also a paraphrasing of a quote from 'The Wise Man's Fear.'

"A story. And a promise. One for you and one for me." she said, and Kvothe tilted his head, puzzled. "You want me to tell you a story?" She shook her head in frustration, her silky hair falling in front of her face like a curtain. "The story is for you."