What did writing The Gathering Storm teach you that made Towers of Midnight a better book?
Two things: First, how to juggle a large number of plotlines and viewpoints. (Something I’d failed at in drafts of unpublished books during my earlier years as a writer.) I couldn’t afford not to do this well.
Second, I believe I learned a lot about character viewpoint and narrative. (Most of this came from reading Mr. Jordan’s books with a much more detailed eye than I’d done in recent years.)
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