Talk:Wars of Light and Shadow

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Alissa1651: That's very good info, thank you! I'm adding some bits about the calendar in Athera and expanding the summaries of the short stories, all info coming from a private talk with Janny Wurts herself on Goodreads. Alissa1651 (talk) 13:42, 24 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

hatzitaskos: Hello. Well, the Wars of Light and Shadow tells a very long, very complicated story, as anyone having read the books must understand. I believe the series could vastly benefit from more documentation than that available as the brief glossary at the end of the books. I've put out a frame for information people may fill out - hopefully someone will take me up on the challenge. This article is still a stub - feel free to clean it up by changing the structure, but please don't 'clean it up' by deleting list entries that do not yet possess information.

I took out the blurb from JW wiki page that talked about WoL&S, and put it here, then edited it down to be more concise. Also, since it was word-for-word from her biography in Traitor's Knot, I think it's actually illegal to include, or possibly just against wikipedia's rules. WLU 22:07, 3 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]