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In 2009, Tor announced that Brandon would be writing three books to finish the series, after finding that it was impossible to write as a single novel.{{tor ref|tor-announces-the-gathering-storm-book-twelve-of-robert-jordans-legendary-wheel-of-timer-fantasy-series|text=Tor press release for The Gathering Storm|date=March 30, 2009}}{{bws ref|splitting-amol|Brandon announcing the split|date=March 30, 2009}}
 
In 2009, Tor announced that Brandon would be writing three books to finish the series, after finding that it was impossible to write as a single novel.{{tor ref|tor-announces-the-gathering-storm-book-twelve-of-robert-jordans-legendary-wheel-of-timer-fantasy-series|text=Tor press release for The Gathering Storm|date=March 30, 2009}}{{bws ref|splitting-amol|Brandon announcing the split|date=March 30, 2009}}
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A TV show adaptation of the series is in the works, with the first season premiering on November 19, 2021. Brandon acted as a consulting producer, offering feedback on the scripts directly to the show runner, [[wikipedia: Rafe Judkins|Rafe Judkins]].{{wp ref|The_Wheel_of_Time_(TV_series)|The Wheel of Time (TV series)|date=Jul 22, 2022}}
   
 
The series consists of the following books:
 
The series consists of the following books:
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
* [[Wikipedia:The Wheel of Time|Wikipedia]]
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== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

Revision as of 03:37, 23 July 2022

The Wheel of Time is a long-running epic fantasy series by Robert Jordan.[1] Upon Jordan's death, Brandon Sanderson was chosen to complete the series. He was selected by Robert Jordan's widow and editor, Harriet McDougal. After she read Brandon's eulogy for Jordan, she decided to read one of his books.[2]

In 2009, Tor announced that Brandon would be writing three books to finish the series, after finding that it was impossible to write as a single novel.[3][4]

A TV show adaptation of the series is in the works, with the first season premiering on November 19, 2021. Brandon acted as a consulting producer, offering feedback on the scripts directly to the show runner, Rafe Judkins.[5]

The series consists of the following books:

  1. The Eye of the World
  2. The Great Hunt
  3. The Dragon Reborn
  4. The Shadow Rising
  5. The Fires of Heaven
  6. Lord of Chaos
  7. A Crown of Swords
  8. The Path of Daggers
  9. Winter's Heart
  10. Crossroads of Twilight
  11. Knife of Dreams
  12. The Gathering Storm
  13. Towers of Midnight
  14. A Memory of Light
Year Book Order Length Notes
2009 The Gathering Storm #12 Novel Co-written with Robert Jordan
2010 Towers of Midnight #13 Novel Co-written with Robert Jordan
2013 A Memory of Light #14 Novel Co-written with Robert Jordan
2013 River of Souls #14.5 Excerpt Released in the Unfettered anthology, a sequence of deleted scenes from A Memory of Light, co-written with Robert Jordan [6]
2019 A Fire Within the Ways #14.5 Excerpt Released in the Unfettered III anthology, a sequence of deleted scenes from A Memory of Light, considered non-canon. [7]

See also

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