Sanderson, along with Rigney’s widow, Harriet McDougal, will appear at an event at the College of Charleston’s Addlestone Library on Sat. Jan. 12 at 3 p.m, where they will sign copies of A Memory of Light . The event will also debut the James Rigney Collection, made up of first editions, props, video interviews, and even an Apple computer with 4,000 pages worth of notes Rigney used to compose his masterpiece. McDougal donated the collection to the college last fall, but it is currently being processed by archivist Josh Minor, who’s making his way through hundreds of boxes. The Wheel of Time series features thousands of characters, hundreds of villages, and meticulous research, so the library has a lot of work cut out for it.
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