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  1. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    So I'm now about 60% of the way through book 11. It is by far much faster than book 10. :D Almost to the point of being 'jarring'. I kind of feel as if I missed some things, or that RJ skipped a head in time without really letting the reader know.
  2. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    Woot!!! I'm just glad I wasn't one of the few that read through book 10 and then had to WAIT for book 11!
  3. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    Aaaannnndddd... I'm done :P I finally finished book 10. I hope now, that means things pick up again :D I must say, while slow, it does provide the framework needed, I'm sure, for the rest of the books.
  4. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    I suppose it's in Jordan's credit that things didn't slow until book 10. I would guess that at somepoint he would have had to slow things down just to provide background and such. Alsoto make it to book 10 before slowing is a sign of some planning. What's the quoate? A plan is only good for...
  5. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    I'm about halfway through now and, yes it is much slower, it's still managable for now. I'm hoping it stays that way!
  6. Severian Asamura

    A Slow Book 10?

    A surprising amount of people at where I work have read the Wheel of Time. That alone makes for interesting work, but it's not the subject of this post. More than a few have read the WoT and about all have said that book 10 tends to be 'slow' Now I've just started reading it. I'm where Mat...
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