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Well technically in RJ's typically subtle way he did write himself into the story in a small cameo as a Library ter'angreal storing thousands of thousands of books. Something I always thought appropriate.

This obviously means a lot to you, so I hesitate to make this reply. Yes most authors take aspects of their personalities and use them as basis for characters, and yes even events from their lives as inspiration too, that is to be expected. But saying "The Wheel of Time is actually a masters’...

Why not? Seems to me that the best place to discuss this is right here if you have a theory or an opinion.

RJ always planned from the beginning to plant a 'hook' in the last scene, a teaser for an unresolved issue. He liked the idea of it seeming like the world would go on even after the books were ended.