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Resolved Question: Fantasy readers: Is this a coincidence? 
Yahoo! Answers | Sun, Sep 27
Just a little something I noticed. Did anybody else ever notice this? In the fantasy genre, there are at least three big names that have the first name of "Terry." Terry Goodkind, Terry Brooks, Terry Pratchett. Is this a coincidence, or is there some kind of meaning behind it? xD @ thunder: If y...
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