Re: The wheel of time and other fantasy books
It's tricky. I'd personally read New Spring, the prequel, about halfway through the series.
It takes place a couple of decades before Eye of the World, but it also sort of tosses you into the deep end a bit, assuming you know a bunch about the Aes Sedai and the various Ajahs and stuff. I feel like the series starts out a certain way, and screwing with that may hurt.
But I'd say the only -bad place to read New Spring is after book 11. At that point, the tone shift is jarring, the plot is propelling itself, and reading New Spring will seem like an unwanted interjection. Alternatively, you can simply not read it at all, because most of what's there is covered in other ways through the main plot, if in far, far less detail.
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