Done at last! It seems like its taken me forever to finish this novel. And yet, now that it’s done, I find myself missing it already. After weeks on end of being immersed in Martin’s epic fantasy universe, it’s hard going without! What’s more, given how long – loooooong! – it took him to produce […]
A Dance With Dragons: A Review
by storiesbywilliams on February 20, 2013 in Books, Fantasy, Reviews and tagged a dance with dragons, a song of ice and fire, aegon targaryen, arya stark, azor ahai, braavos, brandon stark, brienne of tarth, daario naharis, daenerys targaryen, deepwood motte, dorne, dornishmen, dothraki, drogon, essos, game of thrones, Gilly, grand maester pycelle, greenseers, Hizdahr zo Loraq, house frey, isle of skagos, jeyne poole, john connington, jon snow, karstarks, Khal Jhaqo, lord davos seaworth, lord manderly, Maester Aemon, meereen, melisandre, moat cailin, oldtown, osha, quentyn martell, qyburn, ramsay bolton, red god r'hllor, reek, rickard stark, roose bolton, samwell tarly, sansa stark, ser barristan selmy, ser jorah mormont, ser kevan lannister, skin changing, slavers bay, stannis baratheon, strong belwas, the black brothers, the dreadfort, the free cities, the narrow sea, the others, the wall, the watch, theon greyjoy, tyrion lannister, tywin lannister, volantis, westeros, wildlings, winterfell, wun wun the giant, yunkai'i
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