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AidanJames
#1   Posted 7 years ago
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I just started on these books, I love them. They have a realistic quality, almost as much as Lord of the Rings had, but far more gritty and realistic in it's portrayal of the lifestyles. I first got into them because of the shockingly high reviews for the books on alot of websites... most bad reviews were only bad because people were shocked by the graphic details. Anyway I'm on book 2 (of a proposed six and released four)... I'm completely hooked.

What does everyone else think?
aaerith
#2   Posted 7 years ago
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I love them. I just finished A Storm of Swords yesterday, and Im looking in bookstores for the next one (A feast for Crows) already.
AryaStark
#3   Posted 7 years ago
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Never heard of these books.
AidanJames
#4   Posted 7 years ago
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lol.... Nice Arya.

Dancer are you?
EVA01
#5   Posted 7 years ago
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This books are excellent, you just don't see really good fantasy very often. I've just started Storm of Swords but I don't expect it to take me very long to finish.
AryaStark
#6   Posted 7 years ago
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Isn't a Feast For Crows coming out this fall?
AidanJames
#7   Posted 7 years ago
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In reply to AryaStark, #6:

Yep, it's out November 8th I think.
abbismonster
#8   Posted 7 years ago
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love those books
Shogo_Kawada
#9   Posted 7 years ago
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I cannot freaking wait for A Feast For Crows. This is one of the greatest series of books I've ever read.
NightDracyn
#10   Posted 7 years ago
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That really is one of my favorite series, though it's been awhile since I read through the books that have already been released and now that I think about it I really should reread them before reading the new one. But thanks for making me aware that a new one is coming out this fall.
WNxArrakis
#11   Posted 7 years ago
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I'm still looking for SoIaF 2. I cant find it where i am.
AidanJames
#12   Posted 7 years ago
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Just wanted to let the fans out there (like me) know that SoIaF 4 A Feast for Crows is out tomorrow.

after a five year wait... Woot.
Shogo_Kawada
#13   Posted 7 years ago
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Oh yes......

I'll be going to get it as soon as I am out of class.


Finally.
Thunders
#14   Posted 7 years ago
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a friend in a creative writing class picked recommended A Game of Thrones to me. i'm a slow reader, but finished it in within a month. i even went a record week and a half without touching my vg systems because of the book.
Cerberus_
#15   Posted 7 years ago
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A friend on here talked about A Feast for Crows a bit before it came out, and I checked out some reviews for the earlier books.

I'm going to pick up the first book this weekend.
GoldAngelFis
#16   Posted 7 years ago
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Okay, please explain a bit? What genre? Fantasy, sci-fi, horror? This sounds like a fascinating series, and I'm in the market for a new obsession. ^_^
AryaStark
#17   Posted 7 years ago
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Fantasy, but only a touch of magic in it.
Shogo_Kawada
#18   Posted 7 years ago
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Very well-written traditional medievel fantasy.

Incidentally, I'm halfway through Feast, and it is really good. And to my delight, Arya is in it! I thought she'd be in the next one. It's nice having one of my three favorite characters in this book.

If you haven't, you should go buy it!

Or start the series, if you haven't read any of them!
GoldAngelFis
#19   Posted 7 years ago
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Who's the author and how many books are in the series? Any particular archetypical style? Quest, hero, etc?
juiceton
#20   Posted 7 years ago
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George R Martin

So far 4 books (A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast fo Crows), the final book hasn't been released yet entitled A Dance of Dragons.

It's kinda hard to pin it as one story since there are really like multiple books within one. All the stories are intertwined though.
Shogo_Kawada
#21   Posted 7 years ago
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Actually, there are supposed to be three more books, for a total of seven.
juiceton
#22   Posted 7 years ago
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In reply to Shogo_Kawada, #21:

ZOMGZ!!!!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_song_of_ice_and_fire#Plans

Hot damn I should keep up with the news more. Thanks Shogo.
cripplestick
#23   Posted 7 years ago
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Great series. About 200 pages into A Feast for Crows and I already know I'll be salivating for the next book when I'm done. Luckily I get to go to a book signing of Nov. 21 and see the man in person. I hope I don't embarass myself.

By the way, for anyone who's read the books, check out my latest journal. I have a challenge for you that i would love to have solved.

~Alanna
GoldAngelFis
#24   Posted 7 years ago
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Thanks everyone! This looks like an interesting series. I'll have to check it out.
DivineShadow
#25   Posted 7 years ago
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I was thinking of reading this series, it sounds like it will be good
Traez
#26   Posted 7 years ago
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I just started in on "A Clash of Kings" today. The first was was fantastic! Usually the concept of politics bores me even when it's put into a fantasy-like context; however, this just continues to pull me in by the day.
AidanJames
#27   Posted 7 years ago
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It's honestly one of the best (if not THE best) fantasy series I've ever read. Not the best Sci-Fi fantasy mind you... but the best pure fantasy. The reason you get so many answers on what it is about and what the themes are and what category it is in is because there is simply so much going on at once that it has an element of just about everything in it. The writing has such a realistic quality to it as well. The kind of realism in fantasy that Lord of the Rings has. And it's character driven, by characters who actually are not steriotypical or predictable. Brilliant stuff truly. I'm reading Feast for Crows slowly because I know once I finish it, the wait for "A Dance with Dragons" will already be too much.
Shogo_Kawada
#28   Posted 7 years ago
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In reply to cripplestick, #23:

I am so jealous. Martin isn't coming anywhere near Austin. Have fun tomorrow. Tell him to come to Austin for the next one.
Fooswashere
#29   Posted 7 years ago
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Well I just finished "A Feast for Crows" I loved it so much. I am glad they had Arya in it. I am a little bummed that I have to wait for Jon since he is my Favorite. I don't want to leave any spoilers. Cersie is a medieval bitch plain and simple. :P
spyyddir
#30   Posted 7 years ago
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I just started reading A Game of Thrones and damn, it really is good. I'm only a few hundred pages in but I can already tell that this will be one of my favorite fantasy series.
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