David Farland's epic fantasy series "the Runelords" is getting a big push for Hollywood. Some have called it the "crack cocaine" of heroic fantasy, combining the world creation and artistic ...

New York Times bestselling author, teacher and local Utahn David Farland (whose real name was John David Wolverton) passed away last month at the age of 64. For most aspiring novelists here in Utah, ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. David Farland, known as "the Wizard of Storytelling," is an award-winning, ...

According to Farland's Web site, the Runelords series, of which this is the fourth book after 2001's Wizardborn, was inspired by a hallucination. It also reads like one at times, full of rich and ...

Fantasy and science fiction novelist Orson Scott Card has often said that one of the keys to writing fantasy is to determine the price of magic. With The Runelords, author David Farland has done that ...

The stark, dark and elegiac eighth installment of Farland's Runelords fantasy saga (after 2008's The Wyrmling Horde) centers on heroes Borenson and Myrrima, fresh from a gallant fight against ...

You really should read: The Runelords; Ravenspell. All you really need to know about David Farland (a.k.a. David Wolverton) is that he holds the world record for the most book signings in one sitting.