
A Song of Ice and Fire

Brandon Sanderson makes his stance on finishing the Game of Thrones books very clear
Could Brandon Sanderson finish George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones books? The fantasy author has a clear answer for fans.
Brandon Sanderson implores fans to have sympathy for George R.R. Martin's struggle to finish The Winds of Winter
"The only thing that will lead to A Song of Ice and Fire being finished is our support, patience, and effort to remember what makes books special."
16 fantasy & sci-fi book series with worldbuilding as expansive as Game of Thrones
Looking for another read that can fill that A Song of Ice and Fire-shaped hole in your life? Here are 16 series with a breadth and scope that will make Westerosi expats feel right at home.
How the Game of Thrones universe quietly became much smaller after season 6
Game of Thrones changed its story structure at the end of season 6, and the A Song of Ice and Fire shows haven't gone back much since.
With one pen stroke, George R.R. Martin changed the fantasy genre forever
An unfathomable death early in George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire changed everything.





10 Game of Thrones spinoffs fans still desperately want to see
With George R.R. Martin's world continuing to expand on screen, it’s the perfect time for any of these spinoff ideas to come to life.
This Game of Thrones parallel makes Rhaenyra's execution in House of the Dragon season 3 more symbolic
It takes Rhaenyra two tries in the lead up to her big moment, with some hidden significance behind her first attempt.
Game of Thrones set up a key plot point from the books, then switched it at the last second
One character seemed to be gearing up for his book death in Game of Thrones, but then the show wrote him out through something different entirely. Also, is he actually dead?
11 years ago, this Game of Thrones episode raised questions we still can't answer today
The Game of Thrones episode “Hardhome” is iconic for its action and horror scenes, but it was different from the books in ways that fans often overlook. This could have ripple effects in the final two novels.
