Re: Now that the end of WOT is finally in sight.....a few logistical questions - 
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- Edit 1Before modification by Guava at 04/10/2011 03:35:20 AM
Okay, just wondering. How are you going to enjoy the final novel of this epic series? Questions:
1. When did you start reading WOT? Year and what were you doing in life.
I started reading WoT way back in high school in '96. I had just lost my virginity on the banks of a mostquito-ladden lake.
2. Where is your life now and where will it be in early 2012, when aMoL comes out?
Well, I got really into anal sex and then I realized I was actually gay. One thing I've learned about the WoT community is that they are accepting of pretty much anybody though.
I'm currently finishing up my 2nd graduate degree. WoT sure attracts a lot of intellectual people doesn't it?
3. Will you pick up the book the first day it is out? If no, when will you? Hell yeah!
4. Will you read it as quickly as possible or linger with it since it is the end of an era (why/why not)?
I will read it as fast as I can because I am so curious to see the Last Battle.
5. Where will you read the book, i.e., what is your go-to location?
My favorite place to read a book these days is on my partner's rump. He likes to sleep on his stomach and his nice bubble butt makes a perfect area to hold a book.
6. Do you think we have read the last of the WOT world or does Harriet have something up her sleeve for the future?
I wouldn't mind seeing the other 2 prequels. I was really mad when RJ decided to expand New Spring as opposed to just writing another prequel. I mean, why do the same project twice when devoted fans are hungry for new material?
1. When did you start reading WOT? Year and what were you doing in life.
I started reading WoT way back in high school in '96. I had just lost my virginity on the banks of a mostquito-ladden lake.
2. Where is your life now and where will it be in early 2012, when aMoL comes out?
Well, I got really into anal sex and then I realized I was actually gay. One thing I've learned about the WoT community is that they are accepting of pretty much anybody though.
I'm currently finishing up my 2nd graduate degree. WoT sure attracts a lot of intellectual people doesn't it?
3. Will you pick up the book the first day it is out? If no, when will you? Hell yeah!
4. Will you read it as quickly as possible or linger with it since it is the end of an era (why/why not)?
I will read it as fast as I can because I am so curious to see the Last Battle.
5. Where will you read the book, i.e., what is your go-to location?
My favorite place to read a book these days is on my partner's rump. He likes to sleep on his stomach and his nice bubble butt makes a perfect area to hold a book.
6. Do you think we have read the last of the WOT world or does Harriet have something up her sleeve for the future?
I wouldn't mind seeing the other 2 prequels. I was really mad when RJ decided to expand New Spring as opposed to just writing another prequel. I mean, why do the same project twice when devoted fans are hungry for new material?