Amy Guskin wrote:
> Wow, that's completely incorrect.  I'm not the best authority on this, but I 
> believe it's only "To Dream in the City of Sorrows" and the
trilogies that 
> are considered _mainly_ canon, with the caveat that if JMS ever decides to 
> film something that contradicts them, his version would (obviously) be canon. 
>  But the trilogies and "To Dream" were the only ones written
with his input.  

No, Dell #7, #8, and #9 were all with his input, but he disliked the 
final version of #8 -- thought it tried too hard to be funny.

In general, #7, #9, and the trilogies are the only ones that really 
matter. #1-#6 and #8 don't really contribute to the story (the point 
being not that they're bad, but that they're reset-button stories, 
except, perhaps, as touching Invisible Isabel).
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