Terry Goodkind (born 1948 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA) is a contemporary Americ… Read Full Bio ↴Terry Goodkind (born 1948 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA) is a contemporary American writer and author of the best-selling epic fantasy series The Sword of Truth, which, according to his publisher Tor Books in an August 2006 press release, has more than 10 million copies in print and has been translated into 20 different languages. In a recent Publishers Weekly article, it was reported that Goodkind has sold 25 million copies worldwide.

Goodkind's novels include the following:

The Sword of Truth series

Wizard's First Rule (1994)
Stone of Tears (1995)
Blood of the Fold (1996)
Temple of the Winds (1997)
Soul of the Fire (1999)
Faith of the Fallen (2000)
Debt of Bones (2001)
The Pillars of Creation (2002)
Naked Empire (2003)
Chainfire (2005)
Phantom (2006)
Confessor (2007)
The Omen Machine (2011)

Sword of Truth related fiction

The Law of Nines (2009)

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@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑6

check out this video next https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHLaOL0eoQo andwatch me read negative book reviews of my own novels here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo4L9EybMlM

@turtleanton6539

Did you ever read DWARVES by marcus heitz?

@tildaedits6643

3y↑34

It's so refreshing to watch a book review/youtuber with not as much editing and fast pace as it usually is nowadays. And nice to see someone giving a positive terry goodkind review for once

@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑1

Thanks

@TheNerdyNarrative

3y↑37

The Sword of Truth series has been one of my favorites since the 90s. I actually prefer it over Wheel of Time. Richard and Kahlan are the greatest love story ever told 😉

@turtleanton6539

3y↑10

Your allowed, not everyone has to worship brando sandos balls just because Greene says so.

@DanielGFreeman

3y↑1

@@turtleanton6539 😂

@MichaelSmith-zx5lw

3y↑1

@@turtleanton6539 most WoT fans don't worship if for Brando Sando 😂

@SirSkud

3y↑1

Random fun fact. I cannot read the wheel of time. A friend ran Rand as a PC in a tabletop in my childhood, and they both were dicks. I can't see Rand in another light. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@jimfarmar5939

1y↑7

Brian is the man. The world needs more people like him.

@bookgirl1195

3y↑37

It's nice to see a positive review on Mr. Goodkind for a change. Thank you for the review.

@GenerationIcarus

It's a Raiders fan. Of course he would

@turbokid8719

Yeah goodkind is great

@howardroark3736

3y↑32

I’m glad someone other than me likes this, haha. You’re definitely right that it’s been fairly popular to hate on it.

RIP Terry Goodkind, many people love your work.

@Michael_L_Morrison

3y↑15

Back in the 90's, I began to have an interest in fantasy, but I didn't know where to start. Someone suggested to me I go with Wizard's First Rule and The Eye of the World. I immediately loved them both. Sword of Truth had 4 books out and Wheel of Time had about 7 or 8 books books out then. I ate those books up! Since we are talking about Goodkind here, Books 1 thru 4 were awesome back on that first read. Book 5 wasn't as good to me, but man, Book 6 was phenomenal! Books 7 and 8, I did not like, however 9, 10, and 11, which were a series-ending trilogy, were great. Now, I have since reread and reread this series, and I didn't realize at the time how much those latter books were Ayn Rand-preachy with massive amounts of exposition and repetition. And they were very deus ex machina-ish. I still liked the overall story despite the issues. But then he decided to continue the series, and they were terrible. Books 12 - 16. They honestly felt like a different person had written those books. I hate to say that, because Terry Goodkind's book were half of my introduction to fantasy. I am not sure if I will ever read his books again, but I still have great memories from most of the books from the original 11 book series. Such great characters! I would suggest you read books 9, 10, and 11. Let me tempt you by saying that something happens that makes everyone except Richard forgets that Kahlan ever existed. I won't say anything else. And I understand if you won't read them. But if you do, stop with book 11. Even though you don't know me, trust me blindly and stop. Lastly, I think Terry Goodkind's books deserve to be read, and despite my personal issues with his books, they hold a special place in my heart. As for Wizards First Rule, I give it a strong 8 out of 10.

@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑5

I've read them all once. Well, at least the first nine i read. Goodkind is a much better writer than he is given credit for.

@EJaramillo

I agree ☝️ also stopped reading them around those books. I think I bought a few more but for some reason couldn’t read them. I do want to go back and reread though.

@blacknwhitecookie8967

2y↑6

Love TSOT series. IMO, the hate comes from wanting to be on the cool bandwagon. Kinda like when other kids join the bully & collectively start bullying. Are there flaws in Goodkind's work? Sure. Is all the negative hate warranted? Absolutely not.

@russells6234

15w↑2

I’ve read everything Terry Goodkind wrote and LOVED them all! Now rereading The Sword Of Truth series (currently reading Faith Of The Fallen again)! I found many of these in hardcover through the years and the larger print is a plus for these aging eyes!

@keithdogg

3y↑5

Enjoyed the first one but just can’t get with him because of his comments on Jordan while he was sick .

@cjisawesome3686

2y↑5

Legend of the Seeker/Sword of Truth is Amazing. After Lord of the Rings it's my second favorite Story.

@bohdeeee

2y↑2

I think the big differences can be explained by magic systems.
Do you like a lot of rules and a very defined magic system? Wheel of Time, Brandon Sanderson.
Do you prefer more mystery and instinct in your magic system? Wizards First Rule, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Mercedes Lackey, this is the most popular system.

@jesseopdahl8258

43w↑3

I love terry goodkind. The wizards first rule series is great. I was floored that there are so many people that gave bad reviews of this series.

@michaelc1626

39w↑1

I first read most of this series 20 years ago as a young adult (18-20) and I...liked it, though I could recognize a lot of things I didn't like about it. Rereading it now and all the stuff I didn't like is JUMPING off the page at me. Goodkind is insufferable in wanting you to get the main theme that Richard is just THE BEST. About 7 times in the first book you'll read the line "You are a very rare person, Richard..." spoken by different characters each time. Like, we get it dude, you made a self insert main character who is the special-est of boys. Just amazing. I remember reading further in the series and in every book, he becomes more and more special, powerful and amazing.

@denellelloyd1280

14w↑2

I am way late to this party, but i loved these books!my my mother and i would wait for the next book and fight over who would read it first..lol. yes there are issuse with the whole series but over all we enjoyed them. I have the all 11( yes the three Confessor series) I've read the first 8. My mother passed and could not bring myself to read them. It's been 19 yrs since her passing, and i am now revisiting this series and still find myself getting lost in the world Goodkind created. I tried " the wheel of time" series and hated it.lol.

@MichaelSmith-zx5lw

3y↑2

Seeeeeeee I was never a fan of these but I'm curious to try them again. I recently revisited Shannara and oh god, I love it more now than I did as a kid!

@turbokid8719

1y↑8

I’m almost done with this book wizards first rule. Some guy came up to when I was reading it the other day was complaining calling a incel for reading it started going on a rant “ he bad mouths socialism “ I just laughed in his face I love this book .

@dannymoore6252

26w

Yeah socialism is pretty bad stuff and people are butt hurt because we don't want communism or socialism

@user-vv7oh9im1d

22w

Yea that definitely happened and you definitely didn’t make that up

@turbokid8719

22w

@@user-vv7oh9im1d yeah because we don’t have people that wanna criticize you for reading books here in Portland. You & the clowns people can go kick rocks

@journeyofanauthor-alfredmu8544

41w↑4

Took forever to find a positive review of one of my favorite series. Thank you for a level headed review

@northnova1358

1y↑5

Terry Goodkind’s WFR was my introduction to fantasy. I randomly found the wizards first rule and I started reading it and I loved it and read through all eight books twice back to back
I didn’t know fantasy could be so brutal
and descriptive! The first eight books completely changed how he looked at fantasy in general These books will always have a special place with me !!
Great review thank you 🇨🇦

@misstripledot

2y↑1

This is my first time reading this series and I agree that it's not super well received mostly because the time flow fluctuates a lot, but I'm going to get to the end because my English teacher loves the series (and I'm a reader so ofc she recommended it to me) and basically my friend group and I fangirl with her during class. Completely agree with your review, though.

@jensue3034

2y↑6

I discovered these books after seeing the show Legend of the Seeker. I read the first 3 and loved them. I was reading the third book the year I lost 3 relatives. It was nice escape from my grief. I just got the entire series from Audible. I’m looking forward to giving the whole series a listen while I workout.

@EJaramillo

I hope you enjoyed, I hated the show and thought it was disgraceful it was ever created but the books amazing.

@RatsoMan20

3y↑2

I have read the first 13 books I can say the first 3 where my favorite. Yes the first book it's slow kinda and the characters are kinda just OK but they get fleshed out a lot more in later books.

@AuthorJohnADouglas

1y↑1

I read all these too. Definitely memorable but over time a lot of the negative things have stood out in my memory more than the good.

@user-rd5og1bv4q

Ive read all of Tolkien, Brooks Jordan, Rice, McCaffrey, Sanderson books loved them all read them all and listened to them all multiple times, Goodkinds Sword of Truth series is by far my favorite.

@VivianaVillanuevaPicolini

3y↑8

i liked so much the tv show that when I knew that there were books I went to read them, i read the first 2 ones and really enjoyed them, as usual they had so much more details than the series, personally i felt kahlan so relatable and i liked the kind of bond or relation she developed with richard, i dont know maybe that is the reason i liked the story so much, i also enjoyed the kind of person richard was, so calm sometimes, ironically watching some reviews i saw people complaining bcs richard is too perfect, i didn't realize he was perfect i just liked the way he was, i guess that is what we all girls seek, that kind of good guy. Of course there were parts i didn't like but all books have parts i dont like so, for me it was an awesome fantasy with a great love story. Nice review pal, and kudos for giving those books to the inmates, hope they had enjoyed as much as i did :)

@BookBuds

I enjoy this series. Good video!

@blackhawksfan2525

3y↑11

I read this book in my early 20's. Thought it was pretty good ( I wasn't a particularly experienced reader at the time). Tried to read it again in my mid 30's, and I couldn't do it. I realize this series is very popular, but I don't think it's well written at all. On top of that, Terry Goodkind (rest his soul) was a shitbag of a human being, and thought way too highly of himself. I'm alright with a fiction author planting his own political and moral philosophies in his work (I do that in my own), as long as it's balanced by opposing characters and viewpoints. I always felt Goodkind was a huge offender of that, and it made some of his characters intolerable.

@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑1

His later books do get pretty opinionated

@licenciado1970

3y↑8

What obligation does an author have to put opposing viewpoints (of which there are plenty in the book regardless - the Imperial Order, etc.). He tells the story he wishes to tell and that's it. I love all these "unwritten rules."

@blackhawksfan2525

3y↑3

@@licenciado1970 there's no "obligation". I never said there was. But if you want to build philosophy into your story, it should be reasonably balanced. No issue in the real world is one-sided. If you write one-sided philosophy in your fictional story, you'll just look like preachy asshole (like Goodkind).

@MichaelSmith-zx5lw

3y↑2

Oh and I LOVE the Ratt T-Shirt!

@DasCracker

29w↑1

I 'finished' this series with the main 12 ending with Confessor. There is quite a bit of torture, always torture cause apparently that's the only way to show all Mankind can be is rising up again and again to seize your own life. Series seems to peak at Fath and the Fallen or Pillars of Creation. Had enough of am impact on me that I got the Sword of Truth tattooed, but GEEEEEZZZE, the last books are insufferable that you realize you become Richard for having finished to the end. Ha!

Having not read Wheel of TIme past book 1 I'm curious how many things were lifted from the series. Some great, and spoilers for the series, characters were the Ungifted, that race that wont 'see evil' (weird storyline after Pillars and annoyingly political) that would be cool to know if they are in WoT.

@shaney3541

Dig the Ratt shirt. Stephen Pearcy is one of my favorite singers

@turtleanton6539

3y↑3

They may not be as original but still potent.

@bunnygirlerika9489

3y↑1

How would some one donate things like books to a prison?

@Buttercup-vw2zo

2y↑3

Would you believe that Wizards first Rule was the only Fantasy that I could get into?WHY ? Because its more accessible to people who typically dont like fantasy..I tried 3 times to get into the Eye of The World and I just could NOT get into it but at least I dont hate on Robert Jordan or his readers. The atrack on Terry Goodkind has been pretty MALICIOUS.Hey if you dont like a book than just stop reading it. Geez. We dont all like the same things

@Buttercup-vw2zo

2y↑2

I LOVE Terry Goodkind

@sonic31century1

3y↑2

"Warheart" is a better stopping point for the "Sword Of Truth" series than " Naked Empire." It should have ended here.

@thebookishelephant1667

3y↑1

I feel bad because the story is good but people always hate on it because of the author why
They just can separate the art from the artist

@robertnewberry8296

3y↑5

Terry Goodkind is the author that, for whatever reason, reviewers and critics tend to not even want to mention. I've never read Goodkind, but, as with the Shannara series which gets a bad rap from people who are younger and did not read it when it was first published, Goodkind does not seem to sit well with younger readers either, and I'm not sure why that is.

@hitbycars

2y↑2

No one mentions him because they're so bad. I read the series at 21 as my first fantasy series other than Narnia, HP, or LotR and having read dozens of more series now I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that Sword of Truth is the worst fantasy series I've ever read. I've never hated an author so much from reading his books, but holy shit it's like he wanted to write the worst possible takes in every single volume of the books. I can't believe I read all 12 (they added more later).

@romivr03

10w↑1

Completely disagree. These books are brilliant and I love the opinions expressed in them.@@hitbycars

@Jammer2727

3y↑2

I started reading this book and then put it down after a couple hundred pages. And went on to read some Sanderson, but I came here to hear your thoughts on Terry Goodkings first book. I like Terry Brooks, so after seeing your review I think I’ll start reading it again. Thank. You.

@turtleanton6539

Tbh terry brooks and shannara is not much more original then this.

@reviewman

3y↑1

Hey i saw you book on Daniel Greenes channel.

@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑1

@gidonidus

3y↑9

All the hate Goodkind gets by booktubers only makes me want to read him more. Also saying he pushed Ayan Rand philosophy seems like a positive thing not a negative... In fact it makes me think the reviewers that dislike this are the types of people I would not really agree with about books...

@Ironworthstriking

2y↑6

Lol my thoughts exactly. It’s hated by the same people for whom queer romance is a must-have in their fantasy books irrespective of its necessity to the plot.

@user295.

32w

@@Ironworthstriking Typical idiotic views of your type, no surprise there. Maybe people just don't like the books because they're shit?

@Aaron067

18w

No, he gets hate because of himself as a person, he makes himself out to be the best(best writer, best person etc.), denies his blatant plagiarism, makes fun of other people (made fun of Robert Jordan's passing; insulted cover art made by an artist publicly on his facebook ) and a lot more things. He was just an extremely shitty person in general

@coffeewithstas

49w↑3

I was buffled with all the hate booktubers gave TG. It's a bit over the top. However, I guess Brian is the only published author from the whole bunch I follow. So I'm happy he gave a well rounded fair review. Wizzards First Rule and Stone of Tears are tropy but amazing. pacing, characters development, worldbuilding it's all there! I've read all 20+ books in the span of 15 years as they were coming out and It's a good read. 1,2,4,6,11 these stand out in the first main series. Then we have sequesls which are so-so but there is one book which is epic just for it's intensity and pace - Warheart.

@JonathanRossignol

I just dropped thirty bucks on a hardcover copy of this bad boy. CHEERS!
#LFLR
"VBW"

@paullavoie5542

11w

I read all of them except maybe his last two.

@Andre-xl2oe

3y↑3

Ah, you stopped with naked empire, I stopped after confessor, but naked empire was in my opinion also the worst book in the series. Liked the first 6 books, pillars of creation was ok and then the last three chainfire, xxx (cant remember the name) and confessor were actually great.

@licenciado1970

3y↑1

Thanks for the favorable review of Goodkind. I would venture that it deserved better than a 6.5, though. Plus, maybe you should have reread it before reviewing it as you flubbed many plot points in describing the book. Love the channel.

@wakawakawilly9365

3y↑3

Good kind gets a lot of slack because of his politics.

@bruceyt6303

3y↑1

Realize it's a little late. But this book holds a special place in my heart as it was recommended by my best friend. What's great about this book is it's pretty much a self contained story. You could stop at this book and pretend they all lived happily ever after. They don't lol but you could stop here and be satisfied. The hero Richard uses his brains rather than his brawn to win the day. Beat the evil wizard and trick him into destroying himself. And the Richard Kahlan love story is epic. When she goes into the Conn Darr after finding out he may have been executed is the stuff of pure epic fantasy.

@Spida_Chapplliinn

Ayyye go raiders my dad read these in prison and was ranting a whole bunch about how much he loved these and how GoT has better writing than HoTD

@markr9730

2y↑5

I can't help thinking that the "Haters" are liberals who loved the series, until they realized Richard was a Republican.

@markr9730

2y↑4

@@user295. I apologize. I shouldn't make assumptions. When I read a book I don't care for, I simply don't finish it or choose not to read more from the author. These days though, I've noticed that some people feel the need to share their disapproval with the world. These people are known as "liberals"

@markr9730

2y↑1

@@user295. No need to apologize.

@jasonbailey9139

2y↑1

Spoiler alert for your re-read: Pillars of Creation was the weakest book in the series followed by Richard and Kahlan Meet the Clintons…er…I meant Soul of the Fire. Best book of the series was Richard and the Statue that Destroys Communism…I mean Faith of the Fallen or Terry retells Atlas Shrugged with empathy.

@lexistapleton687

They slipped drugs in my beer during a company picnic.

@lexistapleton687

I was the first woman working at this steel plant which bent a few nerves of the guys that work there, cus their masculinity was threatened by a woman who could do the job. So this was the whole story, never told before. Another woman actually hired in. She was duct taped to a chair and dragged into the bathroom on night shift. Her Dad was chief of police and showed up and investigated. The poor girl was getting ready too be married. From what I heard the steel plant paid a pretty hefty price to avoid lawsuit. But with anger from the guys. I was afraid I had a daughter to worry about. I never told anyone! I was afraid to be killed. Or her targeted.

@JTMoustache

2y↑1

The the love story in those books is one of the most touching romance i've read in fantasy.

@turtleanton6539

3y↑3

Is this book REALLY as bad as daniel greene says?

@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS

3y↑3

No. I liked it slightly better than average. Its a bestseller too so a lit of people really dig it

@turtleanton6539

3y↑8

@@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS yeah its to bad greene has to much sway and people take his opinions as gospel. At least you and Mike are here to give some more wiews

@sonic31century1

3y↑9

@@turtleanton6539 No, "Wizard's First Rule" is not bad like Daniel Greene seems to think it is. The "Sword Of Truth" series is great. It is weird that fans have created this adversarial relationship between the " Sword Of Truth" series and "The Wheel Of Time" series. Can't we read and enjoy both? Terry Goodkind, Robert Jordan, and Terry Brooks (The Shannara Chronicles) are my favorite fantasy series. Daniel Greene said in his review that Terry Goodkind ripped off "The Wheel Of Time" with his " Sword Of Truth" series. If this is true, we must acknowledge that all three of these authors take material from "The Lord Of The Rings."

@licenciado1970

3y↑7

@@sonic31century1 Everybody has been influenced by someone. Robert Jordan was also influenced by Dune. But Terry gets flak because he had opinions that were not “palatable” to fantasy gatekeepers. Be still my aching heart. He was good to his fans and wrote some unforgettable work.

@sonic31century1

3y↑6

@@licenciado1970 In his review of "Wizard's First Rule," Daniel Greene talks about online posts that question Terry Goodkind's writing and that:
"basically everything in this book is stolen. There's not really original creativity anywhere. ..I'm okay with authors paying homage as I discussed in my "Eragon" review. I gave that one a lot of slack because it was written by who was essentially a kid at the time and it was still really well done and crafted its own at least narrative somewhat though taking heavy inspiration . Terry does not do that. He steals...This book did not feel like a book by an author more that it just felt like a thief crafted a bunch of other things people had already written together. "

For Daniel Greene, why is it okay for the author of "Eragon" to "steal " from other epic fantasy authors but not Terry Goodkind? I don't think Terry Goodkind steals from other authors. He is influenced by other epic fantasy books just as Robert Jordan is in his "Wheel Of Time" series.

I agree with you SeekerofTruth that Terry Goodkind wrote unforgettable work.

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@jerryfiore5818

I don't hate the books. I despise the author, though. This series was extremely derivative. Your fellow Booktuber, Daniel Greene has done great videos on both the first book and the author - both of which pre-date this video. I read the first 6 books, but what the world now calls "tropes", this series was built upon. Up until the 2010's nobody really gave a damn about clichés, tropes and derivativeness - *most of the fantasy from the 80's & 90's were the foundations of them!

I despised Terry Goodkind for his arrogance. He treated people unkindly. Right before his death, he went on a tirade against the cover artist of his book, Shroud of Eternity: Sister of Darkness: The Nicci Chronicles, Vol. II - which ultimately resulted in the publisher having a new cover commissioned. I also despised his thinly veiled plagiarism of Ayn Rand's work in his 6th book Faith of the Fallen annoyed me (and many others) to no end. I didn't like Ayn Rand's work much, but TG's incorporation of parts of them made me stop reading the series at book 6.

I did like the TV show, Legend of the Seeker though!

@sonic31century1

Legend Of The Seeker was a great series. It is the reason I read the Sword Of Truth series which I enjoyed.

@VDRP

35w↑2

I wish more people knew how to read a paperback without creasing the spine.

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