Dragonmount is officially dead. One month after announcement of the largest news of the WOT book-series in years, and no update on dragonmount. Finally its announced a special edition of the WOT series which will actually be available for the mases (orignially TOR version was not). But dragonmount let it pass over. While you post reviews of obscure books. why?

5 hours ago, egil said:

Dragonmount is officially dead. One month after announcement of the largest news of the WOT book-series in years, and no update on dragonmount. Finally its announced a special edition of the WOT series which will actually be available for the mases (orignially TOR version was not). But dragonmount let it pass over. While you post reviews of obscure books. why?

You've been a member of this forum for almost 4 years - why did you let a month pass before letting the rest of us know?

 

As for the book itself - it looks nice.  But if all they are doing is Eye of the World, I'll have to pass.  If the whole set is coming out leatherbound, then I might consider upgrading.

From what I have heard 1 book per year

Don't forget some people actually like having a floompy set of books.

 

Mine: TEotW and TGH in original Dutch paperback, TDR in modern Dutch paperback. Here I switch to English and I have TDR through to WH in US mass market paperbacks in two box sets of three each. Then I have CoT in original US Paperback. KoD, TGS and ToM I have in British hardcover, AMoL I have in original US hardcover and finally NS I have in modern US paperback. So a disjointed mess, but I kinda like it that way. The only upgrades I consider are books 4-5-6 because I will reread those a number of times, and the US mass market paperback boxes are of rather poor quality, unfortunately. They're cheap though, so I can't complain too much. Oh and maybe I'll get books 1-2-3 in English. But first I have to finish my current TBR pile, which is getting dangerously close to the ceiling...

That is like me. 8 small paperback novels, and 6 in the full size paperbacks. The only thing with mine, is all of them are British Orbit books.

I've got all of them in paperback except for the last three, which are the big hardcovers. I will probably actually spring for the leather bound though.

I had everything but the final three in MMP. In the last few years I've takne to buying hardcovers for my shelf, but haven't gotten around to WoT yet. 

 

This series will be perfect for me. 

 

Like DanielMarkPeter said, the plan is to do all 14 (maybe 15, not sure if New Spring is included) like this, releasing roughly one a year.