[bookshare-discuss] Re: Update On The Wheel of Time Project
- From: Bookshare Volunteer <bookshare@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 04:01:56 -0700
Hi,
Thanks for the update. I would like to add that I found a 2003
interview with Robert Jordan. There are no spoilers. If you think you
might be interested in this great epic fantasy series and are unfamiliar
with it, I recommend hearing the interview. If you've already read all
of it as I have, it will only add to your like and respect for this
great author, at least it did for me. The bad news is that it's in Real
format only so it requires RealPlayer or something that can play the
RealMedia format such as Helix or MPlayer on Linux. I don't have a
direct link but I will put it up for download if people want it. You
can also go to http://bookotron.com/ and go to the Agony Column, from
there to the audio interviews. It should be near the top but you can
search for Jordan if you don't find it right away. There are tons of
other interviews there also that you might want to look at.
EVAN REESE wrote:
I'm sending this because I'm pretty sure there are some here who would
be interested to read it.
Below is a link to a fairly long and detailed explanation by Brandon
Sanderson, who was asked to finish The Wheel of Time series, of how
the project is going, why certain decisions were made regarding how
many books it will involve and a projected timeline for completion.
http://www.brandonsanderson.com/article/56/Splitting-AMOL
The way things are expected to go may not please everyone; but I for
one am happy to get the news, especially the part about a new book
probably coming out this November.
Evan
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