Brandon Sanderson

Prime Video’s scrapped fantasy epic is being rebooted with ambitions for 10-plus seasons — but Apple looms as the spoiler. After The Wheel of Time’s divisive three-season run and cancellation, the new take faces a steep climb to win back fans and outmuscle a deep-pocketed rival.

Apple TV’s upcoming fantasy epic could run for more than 10 seasons — possibly into the 2040s — and the sprawling source material can actually support it. Plenty of adaptations, from an animated Wheel of Time to others, dream that big; few survive the marathon.

After canceling The Wheel of Time, Prime Video is teeing up a bold remake that aims to right the fantasy epic’s wrongs and could run for more than 10 seasons—just as season 3 finally started to deliver.

Maps and magic don’t make legends—jaw-drop twists do. We spotlight the fantasy novels with 10/10 reveals that flip the board, shatter your certainties, and make you spot every breadcrumb the author planted from page one.

Most fantasy epics stumble at the finish; the great ones save their sharpest magic for the last page. Whether they build book by book or roar back after a mid-series lull, these sagas stick the landing—and prove the finale can be the best book of all.

Brandon Sanderson stands up for Dwayne Johnson, arguing that the actor’s unique style and range are often overlooked. Discover why Sanderson believes Johnson deserves more credit, even after a string of underperforming films.

Bestselling author Brandon Sanderson shares his candid take on Henry Cavill’s Superman and Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, sparking debate among fans. Discover what Sanderson thinks went wrong and how James Gunn’s Superman changes the game.

Brandon Sanderson openly supported Keanu Reeves’ Matrix sequels, challenging widespread criticism. On his podcast, he shared why he enjoyed the films and what made them stand out for him, even as most fans and critics were less than impressed.