Well, here’s the Seattle signing report from the University of Washington bookstore. We had quite a lot of people (probably somewhere around 130-140, according to one of the UW reps there; he didn’t think it was quite 150).
Jordan was quite friendly and accessible, even on the factory line of signatures. I met several other net.inhabitants, and told one guy (who hadn’t heard about it) about rec.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan; he said he’d log on immediately he got home that night.
I got a number of questions answered, and heard the answers to many more. Herewith the digest. (There ARE some Lord of Chaos spoilers below.)
Last chance to back out!
OK, the straight scoop. At least, as straight a scoop as could be gotten. Following “answer” text is my paraphrase of Jordan comments. (I didn’t have a tape recorder, sob .)
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