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Robert Jordan seriously ill

Discussion in 'Booktalk' started by Dalveen, Mar 29, 2006.

  1. Dalveen

    Dalveen Rimmer gone Bald Veteran

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    Well, i thought this should be here seeing as alot of people read Wheel of Time.

    Today i was searchin for info on Wheel of Time, to see about the next book and i found 2 articles:
    http://www.locusmag.com/2006/Features/03JordanLetter.html
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    http://www.theoryland.com/

    This is sad new, Jordan is one of the best writers of our time, and i hope he can recover, also means we might not have the last of Wheel of Time...

    He is suffering from Amyloidosis, which after a bit of reading, sounds terrible.

    I wish him all the best, and im sure many here do aswell.
     
    Dalveen, Mar 29, 2006
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    While I might take issue with the thought of Jordan being one of the best writers of our time, I certainly don't take issue with wishing him well.

    That does sound like a God-awful illness. Here's hoping he beats it.
     
    AMaster, Mar 29, 2006
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    If the test is correct then that is better news for him, the test next month will be the crucial one. I wish him well I've enjoyed his books, although at times I've wanted to bang characters heads together too.
     
    DarkStrider, Jun 13, 2006
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