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Reading The Wheel of Time: A Hook and a Wish in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 1)

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New Spring

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Reading The Wheel of Time: A Hook and a Wish in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 1)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Pranks and Practice in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 2)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Meeting Babies and Taking Names in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 3)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Games Are Different From Puzzles in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 4)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Moiraine Endures and Dances in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 5)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Moiraine and Siuan Come Home in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 6)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Seamstresses and Bankers in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 7)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Moiraine Makes a Run for It in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 8)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Custom as Strong as Law in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 9)

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Reading the Wheel of Time: The Black Ajah Revealed in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 10)

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Reading the Wheel of Time: An Oath and a Grudge in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 11)

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Reading the Wheel of Time: Bandits, Assassins, and Carneira in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 12)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Disguises and Revelations in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 13)

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Death and Duty in Robert Jordan’s New Spring (Part 14)

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“We are all stardust and stories.”

Erin Morgenstern, The Starless Sea

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