Most of George R.R. Martin's point-of-view characters come back, but not these two!
A Feast for Crows
The illustrated edition of A Feast for Crows caused controversy last week when fans accused its artwork of being made with AI. Now, Martin's art director and others involved in the book have responded.
The 20th anniversary edition of A Feast for Crows is out, and its strange artwork is causing an uproar among readers.
Game of Thrones fans loved to hate its villains, but this major plot twist sheds light on why one of the show's first truly detestable characters acted the way he did.
Game of Thrones left out several key POV characters from George R.R. Martin’s books. Here are 7 important perspectives that never made it to the screen.
A Feast for Crows was published 20 years ago this year. A new edition with illustrations by Jeffrey R. McDonald is coming this November.
An early version of A Feast for Crows reveals that George R.R. Martin once had very different plans for Brienne of Tarth. Good thing he changed his mind...
Author George R.R. Martin is "resisting" his publisher's suggestion to split The Winds of Winter into two books. But he's been here before...
There are a lot of great pieces of Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire fanart out there. This may well be my favorite:
She says she's carrying Jaime's baby but she's lied before. We explore whether Cersei Lannister is actually pregnant or just using it to manipulate.
Podcast Game of Owns premieres a cool new combined reading order for the fourth and fifth books the A Song of Ice and Fire series.
Several storylines from the books are being changed to fit Game of Thrones--these are the ones were most worried about.