The Wheel of Time Companion

by Robert Jordan

zemai. An Aiel grain crop that was known as far back as the Age of Legends. Its flour made a pale, flat bread, and its bright yellow kernels were used to make an alcoholic drink called oosquai.

Zemaille Amassa. An Atha’an Miere Aes Sedai of the Brown Ajah and of the loyalist contingent, with a strength level of 25(13). Born in 931 NE, she went to the White Tower in 960 NE, claiming that she was eighteen.

She worked in the Thirteenth Depository of the White Tower library, and lived in rooms on the top level of the Library. One of three Sea Folk among the Aes Sedai, she adhered strictly to rules and customs, never put a foot wrong, never went near the sea and abandoned her Sea Folk jewelry. When Alviarin returned from Tremalking, Traveling into the Library, she encountered Zemaille, who mentioned what a sad time it was for all, and for Alviarin in particular.

Zerah Dacan. A Mayener Aes Sedai of the White Ajah and the rebel contingent, with a strength level of 19(7). Born in 928 NE, she went to the White Tower in 943 NE.

zomara. Beautifully androgynous and graceful human-like creations with dead black eyes.

THE END OF THE WHEEL OF TIME COMPANION

Robert Jordan (October 17, 1948–September 16, 2007) was a native of Charleston, South Carolina. You can sign up for email updates here. Harriet McDougal, former editorial director of Tom Doherty Associates, was Robert Jordan’s wife and editor. She selected Brandon Sanderson to complete the series after Jordan’s untimely death, and was his editor as well. You can sign up for email updates here. Alan Romanczuk and Maria Simons were Robert Jordan’s editorial assistants for a combined eighteen years, and Harriet’s for fourteen. They worked with Brandon Sanderson to complete the last three volumes of the series. Alan Romanczuk: You can sign up for email updates here. Maria Simons: You can sign up for email updates here.