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Forbes.com profiles Robert Jordan (and fans)

Forbes.com has published an article on their website which profiles Robert Jordan, his illness, and the outstanding support that his fans have shown. Several WoT fan sites are mentioned, including Dragonmount.   The article is filled with some great insight, and includes a discussion of the fate of the final Wheel of Time novel, A Memory of Light.       Personal thoughts: This article is the first time that Robert Jordan has publicly said that he's open to the possibility of having someb
Guest Jason
4th Age Podcast

Episode 22 - LOST!!

I'm going to be honest... I dropped the ball. We had an AWESOME podcast for Episode 22. For some crazy reason my computer decided to delete my portion of the file. I've had experts trying to recover the files. Doens't seem like it's going to happen. We're going to try and release 23 early to quench your cravings! I'm so SORRY!!!   [Editor's Note: Jayson has been eaten by Trollocs. Authorities do not believe the incident is related. But don't worry, he has been resurrected by the Dark O
Guest Jayson
WoT News Archive

KNIFE OF DREAMS paperback available Nov.28

Knife of Dreams, the 11th book in The Wheel of Time series, will be available in mass paperback from Tor Books the U.S. starting on Tuesday, November 28th.   If you've been holding out to get the paperback, or know a friend who has, this is a great chance to pick it up. If you order through our link to Amazon.com, you will be helping to support this site.       More Info [ Knife of Dreams paperback ]    
Guest Jason
Robert Jordan's Blog

A Small Addition

I'm back a little sooner than usual this time, because I realized that I left off something very important when I was advising some guys dealing with illness. Maybe the most important thing of all. Laugh. Make her laugh. Make him laugh. Make yourself laugh. Keeping your spirits up has a really great effect, believe me. There are lots of situations where it's hard to find something to laugh at, but in most situations where you can grumble, you can find a laugh in there if you look at it a
Guest Robert Jordan
WoT News Archive

Get Well Project for Robert Jordan Complete

After many months of working with many people we are proud to present Robert Jordan with this collection of Get Well Wishes.   Get Well Robert Jordan   I would like to appologize for the timing of this project, we had some very unexpected delays but I hope that the collection was worth the wait.   A personal thanks to the designers and contributers to this project. It's been a pleasure working with you and I hope we can do so again.   Mr. Jordan, we the community of Dragonmount wish
Guest Matalina
Robert Jordan's Blog

A Little Update

Well, I've been offline for a while, but I thought you had the news pretty well from Wilson, plus I needed to rest up, frankly, having had a stretch of in the hospital, then out of the hospital, in and then out, in again, and this time out on a Saturday so I could get on a plane on Sunday, have my tests done at the Mayo on Monday, talk with the doctors on Tuesday, then drive to Minneapolis to speak at Mike Ford's Memorial service. Frankly, I got home in some ways stronger than when I left, but
Guest Robert Jordan
WoT News Archive

Brand new Robert Jordan 'very short story' published

Wired magazine has published a "very short story" by Robert Jordan. It's under six words long. Yes, 6 words. Here's the intro to the article:     Here is Robert Jordan's entry: "Heaven falls. Details at eleven."   (Can you believe he came in under 6 words!)   How about you? If you have a 6-word story, share it with us by replying to this news article. What interesting thing can you tell us in only a few words?   Thanks to Mark for sending us the link.   More Info [ Complete Wired ma
Guest Jason
WoT News Archive

Last Week for Submissions

The Dragonmount Writer's Guild will be accepting submissions for both artwork and short stories for exactly one more week. Any submissions that reach my inbox (matalina@gmail.com) with a timestamp later than Oct 31, 2007 at 11:59pm will not be accepted.   Please see the Dragonmount Writer's Guild forums for all the information you will need for your submissions.    
Guest Matalina
WoT News Archive

A CROWN OF SWORDS audiobook coming soon

Audio Renaissance, the publisher of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time audiobooks, is planning to release the unabridged version of A CROWN OF SWORDS at the end of this month.   This is welcome news to many fans because for quite a while there has not been a way to get a copy of the unabridged version of this audiobook. This new version is read by Michael Kramer and Kate Reading, who have read the rest of the series unabridged. Michael and Kate are the husband-and-wife actors who were personally ap
Guest Jason
WoT News Archive

FAQ Down for a moment

Okay, I've been playing with this for a little while, testing and retesting.   I've brought the FAQ down for the next 20 minutes or so. When it comes back up, it will actually work!   All of the content of the FAQ will still be there when it returns, but some stuff, such as page views, may be gone.   Updates when it returns.   [update: The FAQ is back up, and should now be working. Thanks for your patience.]
Guest Kevin Dean
4th Age Podcast

Editor Needed

Update: Thanks to all who applied. We have filled the editor position. But we may still need help down the line. Keep your eyes on this podcast news page.   Original Article: The 4th Age Podcast team could use another editor for the show. If you have experience editing audio files on any platform, and are interested in helping out, please send an email to podcast@dragonmount.com.   The time committment for this is roughly a few hours every week. Each show is between 15-20 minutes long,
Guest Jason
Robert Jordan's Blog

Some more thank yous

Dear all: Most sincere thanks from Robert Jordan (via Harriet) go out to   Michael J. Fredericks, Jean Verney-Carron, Evan Harmon, Lisa Kirwood,Ryan Salsamendi, Emma de Laat (hello, Emma!),David Freeman, Helena Taylor and Janet Taylor   for gifts to the Mao Hematologic Malignancies Program -- amyloidosis research. Thank you one and all.   Jim is taking it easy today, since we go up to the Mayo tomorrow for a routine workup -- but as a consolation prize, here is a poem of mine:   Bard:
Guest Harriet
4th Age Podcast

Podcast delay

Hi folks,   Just wanted to let you know that the 4th Age podcasts are still happening. The team is just a little behind right now and we're trying to catch up. Episode #18 has been recorded and is being edited. Episode 19 is scheduled to be recorded as soon as everyone's schedules match up.   Thanks for your patience and support. In the meantime, the podcast team is still taking phone calls and emails.   Regards Jason (not the same as podcast host Jayson)
Guest Jason
WoT News Archive

Site Maintenance

Tonight I will be doing a forum upgrade to make sure we're running the most current version of the forum software. Also, I am adding several new features aimed at preventing, locating and deleting spam.   The forums will be locked later tonight for about an hour for all non-Admin members while I migrate all of the content. Once the forums come back online, all of the posts, private messages and usernames will still work fine, nothing will be lost. I am only locking the forums to ensure that no
Guest Kevin Dean
Robert Jordan's Blog

(No Subject)

Hi, guys. I was going to put up a regular post here today, but that is going to have to wait a few days. You see, Mike Ford died last night. To you, he was John M. Ford, two-time winner of the World Fantasy Award, including for Winter Solstice Camelot Station, the only poem ever to win the short fiction award. Or maybe you're a Star Trek Fan and remember his Star Trek novels, such as How Much for the Just Planet? (the only flat-out comedy among all the Trek novels, I think) or The Final Refl
Guest Robert Jordan
WoT News Archive

Dragonmount.com celebrates 8 years online

If you can possibly believe it, Dragonmount.com has been online for 8 years now. It began as a small website and mailing list assembled so that I could talk to people about the Wheel of Time books, but it exploded into something much bigger. Thank you to everyone who visits and contributes to the site. Thank you to the dedicated individuals who have been coming here for years and have stuck around even when things get dramatic or tiresome. Thank you to Tor Books, and all the other vendors who
Guest Jason