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Entangled was launching a romantasy imprint and asked for proposals. Rebecca Yarros sent five. The publisher picked the third one, the world of Basgiath.
source ↗The brittle bones and dislocating joints come from the author herself. Yarros has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, like her kids, and wanted a heroine with a chronic illness.
source ↗The book sold more than two million copies in six months and spent 18 weeks on the New York Times list. In 2024 it won International Book of the Year at the TikTok Book Awards.
source ↗Before chapter 1, a note says the text was transcribed by Jesinia Neilwart, future Curator of the Scribe Quadrant. In other words, someone is telling this story after it's all over.
source ↗The book of fables Violet's father left her talks about venin, wyvern and a warning against drawing power from the earth. It reads like folklore. Remember that warning: it matters again later in the series.
source ↗After Fourth Wing took off, the publisher fast-tracked the sequel. Iron Flame came out about six months after the first book.
source ↗It sold more than 500,000 copies on release day. About 200 Barnes & Noble stores threw midnight release parties.
source ↗The rush showed in the first US printing: spines that read Fourth Wing, upside-down covers and pages out of order. Entangled replaced the faulty copies.
source ↗The Lyra journal Jesinia reads mentions seven dragon dens, but Navarre only knows six. That odd number is the key to the book's ending and to Andarna's secret.
source ↗According to BookScan, Onyx Storm sold 2.7 million copies in its first week. No adult novel had done that in the previous 20 years.
source ↗After Iron Flame's rushed pace, Yarros warned this one would take longer because of her health. It came out in January 2025, more than a year later.
source ↗The cover wasn't revealed until July 8, 2024. Even so, preorders had the book on bestseller lists by August, five months before release.
source ↗The journey leads Violet to manuscripts written by her father. It's the same thread that started with the book of fables he left her in Fourth Wing.
source ↗In the last chapters, the book leaves Violet's head and moves through Xaden, Rhiannon and Imogen. Imogen's answer, "What you asked me to," is the loose thread for the next book.
source ↗Before the official announcement, a mystery Yarros book showed up on Amazon and hit No. 1 with no title and no cover. She confirmed Threshing Day on Instagram in July 2026.
source ↗The first US edition has 16 full-color illustrations by Joe Requeza and silver-gilded edges. Each story opens with the narrator's dragon. The standard edition has the art in black and white.
source ↗Yarros said the Threshing perspectives are the only ones you can trust, because the scribes didn't write them. It's a nod to the opening note of Fourth Wing.
source ↗The 13 narrators are Brennan, Mira, Xaden, Garrick, Dain, Bodhi, Imogen, Rhiannon, Sawyer, Ridoc, Liam, Sloane and Aaric. All in first person.
source ↗Yarros made it clear the collection isn't the fourth book and doesn't change its timeline. That book is still being written.
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