Wheel of Time: A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson

[Michael]

Thanks for the advice.

[Rachel]

I just can't imagine being introduced to the world any other way! Be prepared though - things get bogged down for a few books around number ten or do (forget exactly and each person has different opinion haha)

[Roger]

Mike wrote: "Charlie wrote: "Hey guys! I just finished AMoL and loved it! I am curious, wasn't part of it written by Robert Jordan himself berfore his death, like one chapter? Or was that just a rumour?"

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With how involved that Jordan's wife was with the entire process I cannot believe that this is true at all. I imagine she would have just rejected it and got someone else to do it if Sanderson tried to pull that. I also wouldn't expect Sanderson to try that, everything I have read has him as being very respectable towards Jordan.

[Jared]

In an interview that Sanderson gave while working on the WoT, he said that RJ had an half finished manuscript. Some chapters were completely written, others just had a rough outline of what would happen. Sanderson took the manuscript and finished it, after reading the whole series from the beginning.