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''The haze surrounding him parted, leaving a dome of clear, clean air ten spans high, walled by billowing smoke and dust. Steps rose before him, each standing alone and unsupported, stretching up into the murk that obscured the sun.''
''The haze surrounding him parted, leaving a dome of clear, clean air ten spans high, walled by billowing smoke and dust. Steps rose before him, each standing alone and unsupported, stretching up into the murk that obscured the sun.''
''NOT HERE."''<ref>Jordan, Robert. Eye of the World. ISBN-10: 1-85723-076-0, ISBN-13: 978-1-85723-076-0</ref>
''NOT HERE."''<ref>Jordan, Robert. Eye of the World. ISBN 1-85723-076-0, ISBN 978-1-85723-076-0</ref>
As can be seen, the Creator's willingness to work using mortals can be seen as being analogous to the history of St. Joan of Arc.
As can be seen, the Creator's willingness to work using mortals can be seen as being analogous to the history of St. Joan of Arc.
Mr. Jordan also wrote the Fallon Blood series and a Conan the Barbarian series. Additionally, he contributed to other Conan works.<sup>[2]</sup>
Mr. Jordan also wrote the Fallon Blood series and a Conan the Barbarian series. Additionally, he contributed to other Conan works.<sup>[2]</sup>
==Personal Life==
==Personal life==
Mr. Jordan graduated from The Citadel Military School with a degree in Physics and served two tours in Vietnam where he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star with Valor device, and two Vietnamese Crosses of Gallantry.<sup>[2]</sup> On his death, he left behind his wife, Harriet McDougal.<sup>[6]</sup>
Mr. Jordan graduated from The Citadel Military School with a degree in Physics and served two tours in Vietnam where he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star with Valor device, and two Vietnamese Crosses of Gallantry.<sup>[2]</sup> On his death, he left behind his wife, Harriet McDougal.<sup>[6]</sup>
==References==
==References==
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*[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/18/books/18jordan.html Obituary]
*[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/18/books/18jordan.html Obituary]