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| Admin and Tea-boy Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: UK: SCOTLAND:
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| Re: Robert Jordan? Authors with massively popular series, coming under immense pressure to deliver...seriously, that must be quite a strain to work under. It's almost not surprising that Feast of Crows isn't anywhere near release yet. |
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| truth shall set you free Join Date: Mar 2004
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| Re: Robert Jordan? I'm sure it is quite a strain, and I have heard Martin goes to a lot of cons and book signings. I haven't been waiting as long as some people have. I only just picked up the series this year. I almost feel bad for the people who have been waiting years for A Feast for Crows to come out. |
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| Erikson is GOD > period Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: France
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| Sweet Sacrilege Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New York
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| Re: Robert Jordan? O_O - stroke...i think if something unfortunate happened to RJ and he couldnt finish the series... I would throw myself from a cliff. The minute i read the stroke thing there was this moment of initial panic. And as for the prologue in book one, it is one of my favorite chapter in on of my favorite books of the series. |
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| Sweet Sacrilege Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New York
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| Last of the Windsong Clan Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Canada
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| Re: Robert Jordan? I like this author, I like the Wheel of Time story a lot, I also think this story should have reached its conclusion at least 4 books ago. To me it seems now that Mr. Jordan is just milking it for all its worth, thats just my own oppinion though. I would also LOVE to see this author go into a new setting. Also Jordan MUST have had a domanant female figure in his life at some point! Rahl |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2005
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| Re: Robert Jordan? Okay, I've read the 4th one, and thought it was the wrong place to start so now I'm in the middle of the 1st one. I think they're great! Like most fantasy, the kinds of people/creatures are similar but with different names, but I think his books are at the better end of the line=} |
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| Intrepid Voyager Join Date: Mar 2005
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| Re: Robert Jordan? Love the series (including New Spring which I first read as a short story), but I realized at about book 4 that at the pace he was progressing, Chaucer's original plan for the Canterbury Tales would seem small in comparison. I can't even begin how to imagine he could wrap the series in two more books. There is too much ground to cover, and none of his past efforts indicate any effort at actually heading towards a climax. Another case of a writer with too much story to tell. |
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| Brighter than a lightbulb Join Date: Dec 2004
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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia
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| Re: Robert Jordan? I think WoT is one of the best fantasy series out there. It is definitly worth looking at. Alot of people say he has wandered off the path and the series is way longer than it should be, but I believe that everything he has written has a purpose and that once he finishes the series people will see just how amazing everything actually is. |
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| Moderator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Australia
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