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Will Lan raise the Golden Crane banner in Winter's Heart? No, but he will raise the price of premium unleaded at the local Amoco.
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Robert Jordan's Official Blog
This is Robert Jordan's official blog, syndicated all over the place... Think of it as RJ's tool for communicating directly to his fans... Read away!
Robert Jordan’s Citadel memorial dedication
Family, friends and fans of fantasy gathered at The Citadel on Tuesday 8 April 2008 to dedicate a permanent memorial to my brother/cousin, James Oliver Rigney, Jr. This was a celebration of Jim’s life and his work. I would be lying were I to tell you I was looking forward to the event. [...] | Authors Hall of Fame
On 8 March 2008, James Oliver Rigney, Jr. was inducted as the 47th member of the South Carolina Academy of Authors (SCAA) Hall of Fame. The setting was perfect, The Citadel, The Military College of S.C. The man most of you only knew by his nom de plume, Robert Jordan was a graduate [...] | A note from Harriet
Dear everyone,
Brandon Sanderson came to see me for a couple of days this week, and he is as terrific as he sounds in the interview. I am really glad that things have worked out so that he can, and will, complete A MEMORY OF LIGHT. He will do a job that Jim would approve, [...] | Seems like only yesterday ….
I have photos of family around me in my office. They are a gentle reminder that we work to have a life, not the other way around. In one of those photos, Jim and I are shoulder-to-shoulder, our heads leaning in and touching at the temples. A private moment captured by my [...] | More info and pictures from RJ’s funeral
Since posting the report on Robert Jordan’s funeral, I’ve come across some more items I’d like to share with you. (With permission from RJ’s family of course).
First off, Tom Doherty and Wilson were kind enough to share the words they spoke at RJ’s funeral with us. Tom is the president of Tor Books (who [...] | More from Harriet
Dear all,
Over a hundred people e-mailed condolences to the undertaker in Charleston. There is no way to respond on that site, and I just can’t do individual responses. I hope that those who wrote there also read the blog — thank you all for your very kind messages. I’ve read them all, and so has [...] | From Will
The following was written by Will McDougal, who is Harriet’s son and Robert Jordan’s step-son. He was kind enough to share these experiences with us.
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Thank you for all your support. James Oliver Rigney was a remarkable man. I am proud to have known him, to have been raised by him and to know him as [...] | My Journey to Robert Jordan’s Funeral
The following is an account of my experiences when I traveled to South Carolia for Robert Jordan’s funeral. I was privileged to attend his services in Charleston, and to meet his family. My goal in attending the funeral was to represent as many of his fans as possible, and to document everything in [...] | From Harriet
Dear Everyone,
He has gone where pain and suffering are no more.
Whenever he was able to be at the computer, he checked the blog first thing. Your e-mails REALLY MATTERED to him. He loved them … and I think in some sense he loved you all.
I never thanked you for all my birthday messages, but I [...] | Sometimes even when you’ve fought your best….
It is with great sadness that I tell you that the Dragon is gone. RJ left us today at 2:45 PM. He fought a valiant fight against this most horrid disease. In the end, he left peacefully and in no pain. In the years he had fought this, he taught me [...] |
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