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8 cool things George R.R. Martin’s doing when not writing the next Thrones

8 cool things George R.R. Martin’s doing when not writing the next Thrones

Jul 18, 2013 | SyFy

  As Neil Gaiman put it succinctly, George R.R. Martin is not our bitch. Nor is he our keyboard monkey, who we can force to churn out pages of prose. But ever since season three of Game of Thrones has ended — leaving us nothing but the memory of the Red Wedding...
Image of the Day: Best. Game of Thrones fortune cookie. Ever.

Image of the Day: Best. Game of Thrones fortune cookie. Ever.

Jun 18, 2013 | SyFy

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Game of Thrones 3.03: The Hand of the King, the Hand of the Kingslayer

Game of Thrones 3.03: The Hand of the King, the Hand of the Kingslayer

Apr 15, 2013 | Forbes

Game of Thrones may be a great HBO television show, but first it was a great series of books, A Song of Ice and Fire, by George R.R. Martin. The events of the season 3 in the television show are following book 3, A Storm of Swords, part 1. But which is better? Let’s...
‘Game of Thrones’ Season Debut Slays ‘Mad Men’

‘Game of Thrones’ Season Debut Slays ‘Mad Men’

Apr 10, 2013 | Forbes

Winter is coming. No one knows this better than Ned Stark. Don Draper, winter is coming. Although the dashing Mr. Draper is frequently concerned with identity and the dark pockets of the human heart, he needs be even more concerned about HBO’s Game of Thrones. Mad...
Game of Thrones 3.02: Catelyn Stews in Guilt, Theon Stews in Blood

Game of Thrones 3.02: Catelyn Stews in Guilt, Theon Stews in Blood

Apr 8, 2013 | Forbes

An epic romance between a boy and his crossbow. A Storm of Swords, book three in the saga A Song of Ice and Fire, was such a large, sprawling epic that George R.R. Martin had to break it into two parts. Part 1: Steel and Snow is the base on which season 3 of Game of...
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