Anatomy of a Throne: “High Sparrow”
Note from the author: my most sincere apologies for having this article be a week late; a combination of personal, professional, and literary factors (my new To...
Author: Marc N. Kleinhenz
A Murder of Crows: “The Wars to Come,” season five, and you
Just in case Game of Thrones’s big return wasn’t enough – or the fact that this season is set to stray away from the source material in some pretty substantial ...
Anatomy of a Throne: “The Wars to Come”
HBO’s Game of Thrones brandishes a consistent and high degree of fidelity to the nearly 5,000-page-long source material of George R.R. Martin’s A So...
A Murder of Crows: What if season five sucks?
What happens when you strike up a conversation that is so potentially fraught with charged emotion and several layers’ worth of analysis? You need two websites ...
HBO Year in Review: What “Game of Thrones” could – and should – learn
For a cable channel that has long been associated with quality original programming – going as far back as the 1980s, when such series as Fraggle Rock, Tales fr...
A (Mini) Murder of Crows: The year in review
The holidays always mean hectic schedules and compressed timetables – well, not to mention merriment, time with families, and copious amounts of food and drink,...
A Murder of Crows: Casting the recastings in a new light
Showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have been accused of many things over the course of Game of Thrones’s four seasons, from being egomaniacal rewriters to ...
A Murder of Crows: Westerosi immersion
Now that we’ve settled into our new accommodations at Watchers on the Wall, and have welcomed many a face, both familiar and new, it’s time to get to one of the...
A Murder of Crows: The best – and worst – season yet
And now for something completely different. The four core members behind Watchers on the Wall may have been embroiled within the Game of Thrones scene for the p...