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ComicCon wrap-up

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After a long and exciting weekend in San Diego, CA, we have some exciting things to report. Robert Jordan was present at the convention, and we had a chance to spend a lot of time with him. Jason (DM Admin) will post an in-depth summary of the weekend on the message boards soon.

But a few things can be confirmed from this weekend for sure:

There will definitely only be two more books in the series. So twelve books total, not including the prequels.

As reported in our previous news, RJ will finish the last two books in the series before returning to the prequels.

RJ will finish writing

RJ revealed a lot about the series, including plot information that he's not given out before. Also, we got some insight into his writing of the series including things like his favorite scene in the series, and his inspiration for Rand's having 3 girlfriends. Lots of good stuff. We'll post it all on our site later in the week.

Update: July 30th

 

 

I've posted a detailed report on my weekend at ComicCon with Robert Jordan.

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