Daniel Green on YouTube made some good summary videos for precisely that reason leading up to Wind and Truth. And of course, coppermind.net is always a great resource.

Rafe said he plans on 8 seasons. They're definitely not at 1 to 1 for books to seasons.

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I feel awkward playing a Wise One that I can't think of any! But I'm awful in general at remembering books or movies. My husband actually teases me about it.

By King I assume you mean Stephen and I don't like scary stuff. Obviously I've read WoT. But I'll need to check out Carey. Thanks!

Well how long would the weekend be of a 10 day week?

My fellow Wise One! It's been too long. (My fault as I left that other place when it changed ownership.)

I just read a non BranSan book that built and built and I'm looking at how many pages are left thinking they're gonna have to pull off an epic Sanderlanche. And then it just ended on the tail end of the climax! Like it wasn't even fully over and no resolution at all! It's a series, but still!

There's a whole Wheel of Time feed you can pin to find lots of WoT fans. We use the tag #WoTSkies

Also, hubs just explained it better and made it more appealing. Clearly one of these relationships was better than the other. 😅

You can start with a stand-alone like Elantris or Warbreaker if it helps it feel less intimidating. You don't have to jump straight into Stormlight Archive. The Mistborn books are also an easier read, though there are 7 of them.

Did you know babies don't have kneecaps? I guess it's a good thing they can't be hypocritical bigots.

It's been a little while since I read them, but I think they can be read on their own. Clary and Jace and that group show up, but like as mentor/legend characters. There may be some spoilery references since they make some major changes to the world at the end of the first era.

I just looked it up. The era I'm thinking of is The Dark Artifices. It starts with Lady Midnight. They are still YA books, so no ✨️spicy✨️ scenes, but I feel like that is actually better because it's not fetishizing it.

The second era of the Shadow hunters books by Cassandra Claire has some decent polyamory rep.

Nevermind, after much searching I figured out how to change my handle. Fully embracing being an Aiel again.

It's not quite fantasy, but The Green Bone Saga by Fonda Lee is good. It's only 3 books, so not too long.

Might be important to differentiate WaT and WoT as WoT is the acronym for a different series of books Brandon Sanderson helped author. 😊