Epígrafes

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Varios de los libros de Brandon tienen epígrafes antes de empezar con cada capítulo. Sujeto a los términos de nuestra política de derechos de autor, la coppermind los ha recogido en la wiki.

Nacidos de la bruma

• Epígrafes de El Imperio Final vienen del diario de Alendi.
• Epígrafes de El Pozo de la Ascensión vienen de la inscripción de Kwaan.
• Epígrades de El Héroe de las Eras viene de Palabras de Instauración.

El archivo de las tormentas

El camino de los reyes

Los epígrafes de El camino de los reyes provienen de diferentes fuentes:

• Los epígrafes de la primera parte son susurros de muerte recogidos por los Recopiladores Silenciosos.
• Los epígrafes de la segunda parte provienen de la carta de Hoid a Frost.
• Losepígrafes de la tercera parte son extractos del cuaderno de [`Jasnah Kholin]].
• The Part Four epigraphs are Death Rattles collected by the Silent Gatherers.
• Part Five has no epigraphs

Words of Radiance

The Words of Radiance epigraphs come from several different sources:

• The Part One epigraphs are excerpts from Navani Kholin's journal.
• The Part Two epigraphs are verses from several listener songs.
• The Part Three epigraphs are excerpts from the in-world book Words of Radiance, which describes the Knights Radiant and their powers.
• The Part Four epigraphs form a reply from Frost to Hoid in response to the letter from The Way of Kings Part Two epigraphs.
• The Part Five epigraphs are excerpts from Taravangian's Diagram.

Oathbringer

The Oathbringer epigraphs come from several different sources:

• The Part One epigraphs are excerpts from the preface to the in-world Oathbringer, the book Dalinar Kholin writes after the Battle of Thaylen Field.
• The Part Two epigraphs are letters from the Shards Endowment (chapters 33-41), Autonomy (via its avatar Patji; chapters 42-51), and Harmony (chapters 53-57) to Hoid, likely in response to a letter similar to the one he sent Frost.
• The Part Three epigraphs are messages recorded by the Knights Radiant just prior to the abandonment of Urithiru and the Recreance, found in the Urithiru gem archive.
• The Part Four epigraphs are excerpts from the in-world book by Hessi, Mythica, which attempts to catalogue the Unmade.
• The Part Five epigraphs are excerpts from the Eila Stele, a document written by a singer around the time of the first Desolation (chapters 115-118), and from the postscript to the in-world Way of Kings, the book written by Nohadon about his journeys (chapters 119-122).

Rhythm of War

The Rhythm of War epigraphs come from several different sources:

• The Part One epigraphs are a transcript of a lecture on fabrial mechanics presented to the coalition of monarchs by Navani Kholin.
• The Part Two epigraphs is a letter from the Shard Harmony to Hoid, continuing their earlier correspondence.
• The Part Three epigraphs are excerpts from the in-world Rhythm of War, describing the research of Navani Kholin and Raboniel on the nature of Light.
• The Part Four epigraphs are excerpts from Kalak's journal, reflecting on his nature as a Herald.
• The Part Five epigraphs are excerpts from the musings of El, a Fused scholar of human art forms, on the first of the Final Ten Days.