I arrived about 50 minutes early, and immediately proceeded to complete my collection of hardcovers. Got the last copy of The Eye of the World and although it’s not first edition, it’s autographed; along with the other five! The Tor representatives were handing out book marks and postcards with the cover art from The Fires of Heaven depicted on them. In any case, by arriving 40 minutes early, I was number 16, and it took about an hour to get to me. I saw numbers in the high 60s, so I’m not sure if RJ was going to make an effort to get through everyone or not. He took the time to answer questions from each person, signed the books “For first_name, Best Wishes … Robert Jordan” on the flip side of the page with edition information. He also signed maps and “The Wheel of Time” sampler, which SF&M was giving out.
I met up with the original FAQ creator (sorry, I didn’t catch/remember your name, but I’m sure she’s quite well known!) and I posed a couple of questions for her (she was in the high 50s and wasn’t sure whether she’d get a chance). She was taking notes, so I’ll let her post the “official” Q&A from tonight.
The ‘FAQ creator’ that Ryan is referring to is Erica Sadun; her report from this signing is available here .
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