Robin Sedai

I appreciate your take on the WoT adaption (and possibly adaptions in general?) - in particular that you choose to see some good in it as it might motivate people to read the books. I think this is an often overlooked aspect of adaptations. Anyway, I am happy to tell you that I am among those who somehow never came around to reading WoT (it is quite an intimidating series to start...) but decided to pick it up after watching the amazon adaption! Thus, I can provide you with a quick experience report regarding your thoughts on whether WoT might feel out-of-fashion-ish in terms of writing (that's what you wondered wasn't it?). For context, I finished the Eye of the World and am like 200 pages into The Great Hunt by now and I can tell you I already love Jordans prose and overall story architecture! I feel like it is very much up to date both style-wise and regarding its structure! I can see why some WoT fans would be unhappy with amazons adaption (I, too, like the books way more already) but I am thankful to have been reminded and hyped up enough by it to actually take the leap and get into the book series!