Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss is one of those stories that is loved by many.

by Patric Rothfuss

‘The Name of the Wind’ is by Patric Rothfuss and there are 2 books in this series.

Anne Morrow Lindbergh

The Wind is a 1938 book by the American writer Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

Nate Taylor's first novel

Nate Taylor's first novel, The Name of the Wind, won the Quill Award and was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year.

Bob Dylan

But then, The Wind should be – Bob Dylan wrote the original.

James Chartrand

James Chartrand wrote The Name of the Wind, which got really popular and became a bestseller.

you need to read the best book again” (

If you’ve already read the best book , you need to read the best book again” (Patrick Rothfuss, author of The Name of the Wind *).

Rothfuss as the fantastically best-selling author of THE NAME OF THE WIND, THE WISE MANS FEAR, and THE SLOW REGARD OF SILENT THINGS

Many fans know Rothfuss as the fantastically best-selling author of THE NAME OF THE WIND, THE WISE MANS FEAR, and THE SLOW REGARD OF SILENT THINGS, but those of you who have seen Megan E. O'Keefe at Borderlands also know Megan E. O'Keefe as the first person to effectively explain why guinea pigs are actually fish.

Kenneth Grahame, who wrote The Wind

The writer with a day job is nothing new – Kenneth Grahame, who wrote The Wind

William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer

the Wind was written by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, an award-winning journalist.

Elton John

Elton John originally composed The Wind after the death of Marilyn Monroe, but The Wind also has connections to Princess Diana's passing.

writer Teresa Sutherland

From first-time director Emma Tammi and writer Teresa Sutherland, The Wind reunites audiences with the western horror genre — a type of film that doesn’t get made nearly as often as film should.

Alice Randall, the author of The Wind

According to Brit Hub , federal courts held that Alice Randall, the author of The Wind

recounting the fictional S. Morgenstern's life story to a scribe

A stunning and vivid fantasy novel, THE NAME OF THE WIND features an infamous and powerful magician recounting the fictional S. Morgenstern's life story to a scribe.

by William Kamkwamba

the Wind was written by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, an award-winning journalist.

by Rod Serling, best known for creating the series The Twilight Zone

the Wind was the first original film screenplay written by Rod Serling, best known for creating the series The Twilight Zone.

by musical prodigy Max Steiner

Written by musical prodigy Max Steiner for the film “Gone With the Wind”, the Wind quickly gained recognition as one of the most magnificent compositions to grace the big screen.

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Terrence Malick, Oscar-nominated filmmaker, Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line, Tree of Life John Malkovich, Oscar-nominated actor, Con Air, In the Line of Fire, Rounders, Secretariat, RED, Being John Malkovich Sax Mallard, jazz musician Dorothy Malone, Oscar-winning actress, The Big Sleep, Written on the Wind, Man of a Thousand Faces, Peyton Place Frank Maloney, college football coach Jasper A. Maltby, Civil War general, gunsmith (born in Ohio) David Mamet, Oscar-nominated screenwriter, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, director, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Verdict, Wag the Dog, Hoffa, The Untouchables Gail Mancuso, TV director, Roseanne, Modern Family, Friends Sammy Mandell, lightweight boxing champion 1926–30

George Orwell

But George Orwell did wind up writing a few songs inspired by the book, but the one influenced by the book

Dave Eggers

in 1944, Dave Eggers self-published The Wind from Nowhere, Dave Eggers's third literary account of Dave Eggers's frontier experience, which served as the basis for Dave Eggers's last film... American Literature (2003)