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The Path of Daggers (The Wheel of Time #8) by Robert Jordan
You’ll find it greatly interesting if you don’t mind reading top-class character-building at the expense of plot progress.
Winter’s Heart (The Wheel of Time #9) by Robert Jordan
Also, the character development has reached a level where readers can actually identify characters by their speech, mannerisms and actions. It’s the height of realism.
Lord of Chaos (The Wheel of Time #6) by Robert Jordan
Robert Jordan has brought literary realism to a totally new level. A pity the author had to die when he did. His writing is simply unique!
Knife of Dreams (The Wheel of Time #11) by Robert Jordan
In this book, it’s easy to see, analyse and weigh the merits of careful character-building that sacrifices plot acceleration for vivid literary realism, against simple plot progression.
A Memory of Light (The Wheel of Time #14) by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
Despite its brilliance, it would be totally unfair to judge other epic fantasy series using WoT as a yardstick. Here, I’d simply say, “other series have done well, but WoT surpasses them all”
A Crown of Swords (The Wheel of Time #7) by Robert Jordan
Meanwhile, Aes Sedai plotting thickens, serving as a perfect backdrop to the eventual facing off of The Dragon Reborn Rand al’Thor and the Forsaken Sammael.
The Gathering Storm (The Wheel of Time #12)
The quick pacing allows a lot of action to be crammed between pages, and Brandon Sanderson has duly obliged.
Ten Must-Know Newbie Nuggets on the Wheel of Time (Part Two)
Even the most optimistic fan of the shows knows deep down that the books cannot be excellently replicated by live-action.
