Jon Snow's election to the position of Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is totally different in the books than it is in Game of Thrones.
Everything you need to know about Old Valyria, the lost empire behind the Targaryens, their dragons and the prophecy that drives it all.
These fantasy novels are so immersive that you'll be hooked on their magical worlds and you'll lose hours, or days, while reading.
Just because a character from A Song of Ice and Fire isn't in Game of Thrones doesn't mean their storyline is entirely missing from the TV series.
A story is making the rounds that The Winds of Winter was finished late last year, and its publisher is eyeing a fall 2026 release date. Let's dig into the details.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place in an era of Westeros we've never seen before on screen. How does it fit into the overall Game of Thrones timeline?
After fans speculated about his fate for over a decade, George R.R. Martin casually mentioned that he'll be bringing back a fan favorite character for his next book.
Everyone loves Davos Seaworth, but a slight tweak in Game of Thrones turns him into an extra tragic character.
These Game of Thrones pairs make for fantastic scene partners, but don't expect to see them together in Martin's pages.
Five books into the series and Daenerys is the only narrator in A Song of Ice and Fire with this subtle distinction.