Game of Reunions: Eastwatch Edition
By Joe Buckley With as many characters and locations and plots as we have in Game of Thrones, and the fact the series is beginning its climb towards the final s...
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The Writing On the Wall: The Wizard Who Wept
Valar Morghulis! This weekly column will analyze a particular scene or two from each episode that highlight the importance of writing within storytelling. The s...
Dancing Between Devils: Daenerys, Dragons and Decisions
Daenerys Targaryen has picked a complicated time to invade Westeros. It’s not like anyone is really all that desperate for the daughter of the Mad King, s...
A Tale of Two Castles: You Win Some, You Lose Some
“When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die. There is no middle ground.” – Cersei Lannister Thanks for the tip, Cersei. It’s ...
From the Maester’s Desk: The Vipers and the Roses
From the Maester’s Desk is a new weekly column about the book-to-show adaptations of the characters, world and other elements from George R.R. Martin̵...
Daenerys Targaryen: All Dressed Up With No Place To Go
“Shall we begin?” – Daenerys Targaryen With three words, the Mad King’s daughter Daenerys began her plan to reclaim the Iron Throne. Her...
A Murder of Crows: The final word on season five, part III
This week, we here at Watchers on the Wall participated in a round table discussion with writers from Tower of the Hand and Wars and Politics of Ice &and Fi...
A Murder of Crows: The final word on season five, part II
Yesterday we shared with you the first part of a huge new round table discussion, centered around Game of Thrones season 5. The writers of three websites gather...
Watchers on the Wall Features of 2014: Theories, Murders and Spoilers
Greetings and Happy New Year! For our first post of 2015, we’d like to celebrate the work of our readers and friends who have contributed to WotW and our ...
Why Game of Thrones passing the books could be a bad thing (A Rebuttal)
This is a rebuttal to a recent opinion piece, Why Game of Thrones passing the books shouldn’t be a bad thing. As with all our opinion pieces, the followin...