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I started reading this series around two years ago, and became current in having read all the books out so far last fall (finished ToM the day after it was released). Been lurking on and off for around a year. I can't wait to start sharing my thoughts and theories with all of you.

 

My favorite book in the series is TSR, just reread it last week as a matter of fact. My favorite character, Perrin, really came into his own in that book. However, on the whole, i think I like Sanderson's writing style and breakneck plotline resolution better than I liked Jordan's more descriptive style. I do think that Jordan's extensive worldbuilding really did set Sanderson up for an epic conclusion, which suits his style. The first 4-5 books of WoT were amazing though. My memory gets a little muddled on what happened between those and TGS (which i am rereading now).

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Welcome to DM!

 

I agree, I have found myself to much prefer Sanderson's style to Jordan's when it comes to plot progression.

 

If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and don't forget to drop by the SG's too!

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