Re: Robert Jordan has passed away

In the Year of the Golden Pig, the Great and Powerful
bela.the.horse@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 declared:
> Dorothy J Heydt wrote:
> 
>> I wish I could think that whoever they pick to take over will
>> bring the whole thing to a neat and satisfactory-to-his-fans end
>> in another volume or so.  But I doubt it.
> 
> I'm sure you do, but that's only because you're an uninformed hag who
> insists on ignorantly ba****ng a series you admittedly haven't followed
> in years.
> 

Well then as someone who actually has read every book in the series,
let me say I agree with Dorothy's assessment -- if they farm out the
series to another author, I see no reason why they'd just do one
more book.

> As people who don't screech malformed opinions based on conspiracy
> theories and their muddled memories from 1999 are aware, the final
> book in the series was nearing completion. That will be finished and
> released, as Robert Jordan (aware of his survival chances) stated on
> his blog, and the series will end.

Jordan was constantly promising the series would be done Real Soon
Now -- it never was. Why should we believe him *this time*?

> 
> Now shut up, stop disrespecting the man, and get out of this thread.
> 

*clipety-clop* *clipety-clop*

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