He had almost given up after submitting his manuscript a year and one half earlier. Sanderson sold his first book to Moshe Feder at Tor in 2003. After graduation from BYU, Sanderson married Emily Bushman, a fellow English major who later became his business manager. His roommate during that time was Ken Jennings, who ten years later had a 74-game winning streak on Jeopardy. He took a night job at a local hotel in Provo, Utah while at BYU, so he could write while working. He began studies in biochemistry, to become a doctor, but after a two year break to do mission work for his church, he decided he wanted to write, and changed majors to English Literature. Sanderson graduated from Brigham Young University. The media company, DMG Entertainment has rights to the production movie of the Cosmere universe series. He also made popular the terms "hard and soft magic systems" in his Sanderson's Laws of Magic. They include, the Mistborn series, and the Stormlight Archive, and also finishing The Wheel of Time, that was Robert Jordan's high fantasy novel (that he began writing before his untimely death). His best known works include Cosmere, a fictional universe in which most of his novels are set. American author, Brandon Sanderson, writes of epic fantasy and science fiction.
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