A Song of Ice and Fire 2021 calendar available for purchase now!
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Martin’s ‘Fire & Blood’ to be released soon; The Winds of Winter & Spin-off Update!
George R. R. Martin just announced on his newly refurbished “Not a Blog” blog that his next book is coming soon… though it may not be the book...
Surveying the Realm: Take Part in This Major Survey of Game of Thrones Fans!
by Chris Wright aka James Rivers What do Game of Thrones viewers think of the show’s plot, characters, and themes? This is your chance to help find out! At the ...
The Long Night, and possibly a Long March
With the breaching of the ancient Wall that spans the northern frontier of the Seven Kingdoms, the realms of men are facing another Long Night. The supernatural...
Game of Owns: The Dog, The Donkey, The Holy Man
Episode 394 – The Dog, The Donkey, The Holy Man Download | iTunes | Support Dark sister chapters fall in line, Brienne and Cersei commit to their arcs in ...
The Night That Ended: The Holidays in Westeros
As there are carols in the air and holiday cheer all around us this time of year, you may be wondering if there is anything similar for our fantasy friends in W...
From the Maester’s Desk – The World of Game of Thrones
George R.R. Martin’s world is vast and rich, like a proper fantasy setting should be. If you can believe in the world and feel like it’s a real place, then the ...
A Song of Twists and Fate: the Little Moments that Changed Everything
In Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, we are accustomed with seeing enormous, flashy moments that drastically change the plot. Miracle dragons hatching...
Game of Owns: The Wayward Bride
Episode 390 – The Wayward Bride Download | iTunes | Support Queen in their hearts Asha Greyjoy pays the iron price. Tyrion and Jorah cross the Long Bridge...
From the Maester’s Desk: The Wildlings Beyond the Wall
They call themselves the “Free Folk” but the Westerosi who reside south of the Wall refer to them as “wildlings”. The very name, despite being derogatory, seems...