On the Fandom Road: A Wizard Finds a Home
My journey down the fandom road to the end of Game of Thrones is one that I can’t believe sometimes. Despite my focus on A Song of Ice and Fire, I first got int...
Category: Features
Curtain Call: Conleth Hill
Three great men- a king, a priest, and a rich man. Between them stands a common sellsword. Each great man bids the sellsword kill the other two. Who lives? Who ...
The Dany Divide: Mixed Emotions, Fan Engagement and Reaction to Game of Thrones Season 8
by James Rivers It is known: this season of Game of Thrones has been highly divisive, with Twitter ablaze, critics critical and YouTube comment threads unpleasa...
Curtain Call: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
I’m here to tell you all a beautiful tale—the story of a wonderful man. It’s about a man we all know, a man we admire and respect. This one...
Curtain Call: Anton Lesser
What is it about bad guys? I just love ’em, ya know? I waxed poetic about Ramsay for years, and have been on board with Euron the past couple, but all the...
Daenerys Targaryen: For the Throne
In the fictional history of Game of Thrones, King’s Landing has seen some rough times. During Robert’s Rebellion, the dynasty-breaking conflict that...
Curtain Call: Lena Headey
This is a Curtain Call I have been expecting for quite some time. It is nevertheless an odd experience to be sitting down and writing it at last. If you’ve read...
Curtain Call: Rory McCann
A hero. A villain. A chicken-craver, potty-mouthed one-line spouter and, finally, Mountain-destroyer. It’s time to say our final farewells to Sandor ̵...
Game of Threads: The Bells
Michele Clapton has never shied away from giving us heavy symbolism during important moments for the characters. Sometimes it’s visually very obvious like Sansa...
The Writing on the Wall: The Great Game is Ending
The discussion around the writing of Game of Thrones has been fraught for a while, whether those fractions are divided along the lines of books versus show or o...