Tag: Wheel of Time
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My Quarantine TBR List
With so much time on my hands, I’ve been reading through books like crazy. Even Wheel of Time goes pretty quick now that I’m able to read two to three chapters each day. As I result, I ended up buying a handful of books recently, adding to my growing list of books to read. It’ll…
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December Reading Reflections: The Fires of Heaven (WoT #5) pt 2
I finally finished The Fires of Heaven after taking almost a month to do so. Am I slow reader after all? Well, if you count New Spring, the prequel, I’m at 40% of the way done, and that’s heartening. Books are starting to pile up on my “To Be Read” shelf… and I’ve had to…
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November Reading Reflections: The Fires of Heaven (WoT #5)
This series is making me feel like an incredibly slow reader, and I have to remind myself that they’re just very long, relatively dense books. I meant to read 20 books this year, and was ahead of schedule before I started rereading Wheel of Time. No doubt, when it’s all said and done, it’ll even…
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October Reading Reflections
I have made it through about two-thirds of book 4 of the Wheel of Time series, and will be discussing it below. If you’re concerned about spoilers, consider this your warning. As I make my way through The Shadow Rising by Robert Jordan, I can’t help but think how quickly things are moving all of…
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September Reading Reflections
I’m almost finished with The Dragon Reborn, book 3 of Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time. I’ll do a quick overview of my thoughts for this book, first, and then I’ll get into the bulk of the post. While I don’t recall exactly how book 3 ends, what I have read so far mirrors the plot…
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August Reading Reflections
This month, we’re going to talk about Robert Jordan’s series, Wheel of Time, especially the first two books, Eye of the World and The Great Hunt. It’s really weird, rereading books for the first time in years, especially a series as long as The Wheel of Time. I can almost remember the roles of many…
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July Reading Reflections
Every once in a while, I like to go back to older stories. As the genres change with the passing of time, always in pursuit of originality while fleeing the cliche, it’s important to remember the history of the genre itself, whatever that genre might be. That is, in large part, why I returned to…
Katie Bachelder 