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Robert Jordan on Writing

I intend to keep writing until the day I die, and if I can manage to get a computer into the coffin, we’ll see what I can work out.

(Source: USA TODAY.com)

August 1st, 2000. Posted by FanLit | Feature | Comments Off |
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