It Is Known: “Book of the Stranger”
Daenerys Targaryen’s emergence from the Temple of the Dosh Khaleen is, of course, a turning point in the entire series, heralding the Mother of Dragons...
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It Is Known: “Oathbreaker”
When Jon Snow hands his command over, both figuratively and literally, to Dolorous Edd Tollett, he’s taking his own life, identity, and destiny into his own han...
Anatomy of a Throne: “Home”
Episode: “Home” (602) Scene: The kingsmoot is ordered The death of King Balon Greyjoy happens mostly in the same fashion in A Song of Ice and Fire as in Game of...
Curtain Call: Alexander Siddig, DeObia Oparei, and Toby Sebastian
A guest Curtain Call by Jared Kozal Game of Thrones is a program that does what great art should always do under the best circumstances. It inspires fervent pas...
A Murder of Crows: The Dorne dilemma
Dorne. Few storylines – not even Jon Snow’s! – have caused more controversy or hand-wringing amongst both the novel and television fandoms, and this week’s seas...
It Is Known: “The Red Woman”
Note from the author: unfortunately, my Anatomy of a Throne series, which took one scene and broke down its adaptation process from page to screen, is no longer...
Kill time until Game of Thrones season 6 tonight with a brand-new retrospective ebook
Editor’s note: for all those unaware, I have a side job of editing and publishing (and, occasionally, writing) a series of ebooks, most of which cover A S...
Game of Thrones Memory Lane 510: Mother’s Mercy
This is it: we’ve reached the end of our long and winding Game of Thrones Memory Lane. What started with the long-ago first episode “Winter is Comin...
Game of Thrones Memory Lane 509: The Dance of Dragons
Two days left until the premiere of Game of Thrones season 6! We’re being flooded with new season photos and clips, and our Memory Lane is almost at its e...
Game of Thrones Memory Lane 508: Hardhome
Game of Thrones has had more than its fair share of riveting battle sequences, marrying dramatic weight with tremendous production values – but, even more impre...