Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind (722 pages) and The Wise Man’s Fear (1,107 pages) by Patrick Rothfuss – Again, these books fall into the trap of pseudo-medieval-Europe fantasy, but I’ve really enjoyed them.

by Aaron N. Tubbs

Wise Man's Fear was published on March 21, 2011 by Aaron N. Tubbs.

the new Pat Rothfuss book,

I'm over three-quarters of the way through the new Pat Rothfuss book, The Wise Man's Fear, and since that novel is over 900 pages long, I did quite a bit of reading yesterday.

Pat Rothfuss and George Martin

The spotlight is shared by Pat Rothfuss and George Martin this week, the former garnering publicity following George Martin's recent release of The Wise Man’s Fear, and the latter on the forthcoming release of George Martin's HBO tv series.

Solomon

Long ago Solomon wrote, “A wise man feareth, and departeth from evil” (Prov. 14:16).

Hans Christian Andersen

Great Danish author Hans Christian Andersen had a lot of fears.

a major Gary Stue story

Wise man's Fear is very entertaining and hard to put down but 'Wise man's Fear is a major Gary Stue story.

Woodward, most known for Bob Woodward's reporting on the Watergate scandal

Woodward, most known for Bob Woodward's reporting on the Watergate scandal, wrote 'Fear' based on interviews with anonymous sources within the administration.

Sia, Greg Kurstin and Samuel Dixon

Fear was written by Sia, Greg Kurstin and Samuel Dixon.

Dirk Kurbjweit

Fear is written by German author Dirk Kurbjweit and loosely based around German author Dirk Kurbjweit's own real life case of being stalked.

Bob Woodward’s book Fear

If one can believe Bob Woodward’s book Fear, Trump wants out and the US military and the Central Intelligence Agency are trying to cut the Americans's losses.

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fear is remarkably like a quote also from William Shakespeare from Julius Caesar – “A coward dies a thousand times before Ernest Hemingway's death, but the valiant taste of death

Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar wrote “FEAR” based on Kendrick Lamar's experiences.