Time hasn't healed this wound. Months have passed since Amazon Prime Video inexcusably canceled The Wheel of Time, and I am ...

Amazon Prime Video may not have a ton of fantasy TV show offerings, but the best it has can stand up against the best of any ...

In light of the cancellation of the novels’ live-action adaptation, there’s still a way to cover the full story.

The Wheel of Time Season 1 ended with the revelation that Rand was indeed the Dragon Reborn. It also ended with the Dark One’s most devoted servant, Ishamael (Fares Fares), let loose upon the world.

Wheel of Time fans will be the first to admit the series, with its traditional approach to fantasy, isn’t for everyone. Heck, it’s a 14+ plus book series with more character names than you ...

“The Wheel of Time” has already been renewed for a Season 2. Judkins doesn’t anticipate having one season per book, since filming 14 seasons would put the younger actors “deep into their ...

In “The Wheel of Time” mythology, the Creator actually uses the lives of people as threads to weave the universe, and the people known as Aes Sedai who can channel the magic, aka One Power ...

Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time is a massive fantasy epic that spans 14 books and it's got a new home Prime Video. Here's everything we know about it.

Prime Video's "The Wheel of Time" is based on a 15-book series. Season three, which premieres on Thursday, adapts book four, "The Shadow Rising." ...

I, for one, would like to learn more—so here’s everything you need to know about the Wheel of Time books, by Robert Jordan and his sometimes coauthor Brandon Sanderson, including what order to ...

The Wheel of Time’s first season is already half over and there’s a lot of ground left to cover. I suspect we’ll see more of Mat, Rand, Perrin and Egwene in episode 5, which lands on December 3.