Wheel of Time 12 released today
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Wheel of Time 12 released today
Anyone still reading this bloody series? I suffered through books 7, 8, 9, 10, never read 11. I'm mainly just curious how the new dude is doing (Sanderson).
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Re: Wheel of Time 12 released today
That news to me , are you sure its out kevinswatch, if it is I,ll go off and but it tomorrowkevinswatch wrote:Anyone still reading this bloody series? I suffered through books 7, 8, 9, 10, never read 11. I'm mainly just curious how the new dude is doing (Sanderson).
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Book 11 was quiet good , the story line started to speed up a bit.
I believe Sanderson is doing a good job with the book as Robert Jordon left alot of material before his untimely death .
Me personally am looking forward to these last 2 books in the series.
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Well, I agree with Cleburne that 11 was a huge improvement over the previous few books. (Of course, blank paper would have been an improvement over 10, but 11 was pretty good.)
I'll be getting and reading them...no way have I come this far, (all 11 bks and the prequel) to leave some blank spots on my shelf.![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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I'll be getting and reading them...no way have I come this far, (all 11 bks and the prequel) to leave some blank spots on my shelf.
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Yeah, I keep hearing that book 11 was better. However, dear lord, book 10 was the worst thing I've ever read in my life. I'll read book 11 soon. My main problem is that it's been so many years since I last read the series, god help me if I remember any of what was going on, especially with all of those annoying minor characters.-jay
(It's so hard to CARE about any of the female characters in that series, especially all of the annoying minor aes sedai characters.)
(It's so hard to CARE about any of the female characters in that series, especially all of the annoying minor aes sedai characters.)
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Well what can I say dont have much money floating around this month so I shouldn,t ave done it but I was drawn to Waterstones bookstore by a magnet lol and purchased the new bookAvatar wrote:
I'll be getting and reading them...no way have I come this far, (all 11 bks and the prequel) to leave some blank spots on my shelf.
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Yeah, I saw this book at my local bookstore a couple weeks ago. The owner offered it to me for 30% off, but I declined... I vowed never to buy a hardcover WoT book again after Sanderson decided to extend it by three books. Enough is enough! And I agree, Crossroads of Twilight was atrocious, and the prequel wasn't that much better...
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But a may ask for it for Christmas...
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I finished it. The new Author did a great job. There were a couple parts that were easy to distinguish as the new Author's take on Jordan's world. He does a good job of keeping to the style of writing that Jordan uses for most of the book. The ending though was weak for Rand.
I actually enjoyed the chapters with the girls this time. This novel focuses mostly on Rand and Egwene. There are some Matt scenes and very little Perrin story arcs to follow.
Once again the Shadow really doesn't play any real threat beyond the unlucky red-shirt character.
I feel depressed for buying it at it's monstrous cost. I started out a hardcore fan of the series but like many I think I fell into that love hate reason to keep reading it.
If you like this series it's worth reading.
I actually enjoyed the chapters with the girls this time. This novel focuses mostly on Rand and Egwene. There are some Matt scenes and very little Perrin story arcs to follow.
Once again the Shadow really doesn't play any real threat beyond the unlucky red-shirt character.
I feel depressed for buying it at it's monstrous cost. I started out a hardcore fan of the series but like many I think I fell into that love hate reason to keep reading it.
If you like this series it's worth reading.
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I bought the day it was released and finished it two days later. Five years of waiting. I could scream at GRRM about his lagging Songs of Fire and Ice series. I basically hate the authors I love. That includes you Stephen R Donaldson.... just kidding. I love all your worlds, can't get enough of it.Cleburne wrote:Kevin cant believe u finished it already my when did you start it
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