Perfect State

by Brandon Sanderson

• ASIN: B00UZSTXL4
• Publish Date: 2015 (first published 29 December 2015)
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 87
• Language: English

Reviews

[Briana @ Pages Unbound]

Initial Thoughts: Perhaps the first Sanderson book I've been really indifferent towards. It's not bad, but it's also not as exciting or original as his other books.

Not entirely what I expected but in a very good way.

[KitsuneBae]

Despite its shortness, Perfect State's as awesome as can be. As a gamer, this just earned a special place in my heart.

[adamfortuna]

At the beginning of this one, I really wasn't into it. I think that was the point. Perfect State takes a look at what would happen if you started with a somewhat boring character and shape them into a hero -- but in a non-traditional short story. This could be described (and this isn't spoiling anything, as it's explained early on) as the first version of the Matrix, the one where people got everything they wanted, but where each person is in their own isolated universe. When people who have only talked to AIs decide to talk to other actual humans, things get interesting.