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| DarkDalamar20 | A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: April 2002 RK: 13 MP: 6,311 | Friday March 28, 2008 12:05 PM From Amazon.com "Availability: This title will be released on September 30, 2008. Pre-order now!"Link Count me excited! Am I a bad person doing good things...or a good person doing bad things... - Dexter |
| Avenging_Angel | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: July 2003 RK: 13 MP: 6,289 | Friday March 28, 2008 2:25 PM Ah, nothing like a bit undignified shrieking-with-glee first thing in the morning. It's about time, too - not that A Feast for Crows wasn't good, but it was missing most of my favorite viewpoints. I wonder if they're going to finish some of the plotlines that were left hanging in Feast? (Brienne, especially) Can't wait. ![]() Everywhere I go I repeat: I do not belong here. Who will bring me hemlock in their own hands? - Renee Vivien Reality is an illusion that occurs with a lack of alcohol. |
| Max | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: February 2007 RK: 6 MP: 1,033 | Friday March 28, 2008 2:43 PM hehe... I've got 200 pages left of A Game of Thrones...fucking fantastic stuff. I've been so upset at deaths and upsets in the first novel, I can't wait to see what's in store. ![]() ![]() ![]() Work Hard, Play Hard, Live Hard, but Love softly, and with All your Heart |
| Novaximus | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: June 2001 RK: 13 MP: 6,622 | Tuesday April 1, 2008 4:06 PM I really should break into one of his books. Most of you guys seem to rave about em. What's a good one for a first timer? ± Sometimes to become great one must become small ± |
| Max | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: February 2007 RK: 6 MP: 1,033 | Tuesday April 1, 2008 4:24 PM lol...Well, A Game of Thrones is the first of the Song of Ice and Fire series, and that is what I started with. I would recommend that one. Work Hard, Play Hard, Live Hard, but Love softly, and with All your Heart |
| Pillage | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: February 2005 RK: 4 MP: 785 | Monday April 7, 2008 3:30 AM Seconding this. A Game of thrones is essentially the single entry point into the Song of Ice and Fire universe, which is almost all he's written about, and by very far his best work. Before that Martin wrote for TV, I think a few Twilight Zone scripts are his among other assorted stuff. Be careful to read them chronologically though, the first book will blow your mind; the second book (A Clash of Kings) is a gradual rise in excitement to the third book (A Storm of Swords - this series comprises some of history's greatest variety in volume titles), which is basically a literary orgasm almost the size and exceeding the scope of Les Miserables. If you skip the second one, your mind will be unprepared for the third. This will probably cause adverse effects in your brain like strain, memory loss, stroke or outright explosion. And that's why we rave about it. But to the matter at hand: OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG I was getting so sick of him apologising every month too, haha. hi iam new lol |
| DarkDalamar20 | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: April 2002 RK: 13 MP: 6,311 | Tuesday April 8, 2008 1:59 PM I hope so. That one in particular ended a bit abruptly and I am very interested to see what happened. However, read somewhere that Dance with Dragons will cover the same time period as "Feast" just from the more "popular" characters POVs. Which, I am VERY excited to see how that will turn out - especially after the ending of Storm of Swords. Still would like to know what happened to Brienne though. **SPOILERS***(If haven't read Feast) Also, wondering what is going to become of the Cleganes. Something tells me they are BOTH still hanging around despite some vague areas of dialogue saying otherwise. Am I a bad person doing good things...or a good person doing bad things... - Dexter |
| Avenging_Angel | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: July 2003 RK: 13 MP: 6,289 | Thursday June 5, 2008 7:34 PM (figured all this probably belonged here instead of in the What Book thread)So, apparently the list of POV characters is out, according to the Wikipedia article. More than a little bit of gloating to see Davos and Theon listed - I -knew- they weren't dead, despite all the reports to the contrary. Disappointed that the new POV isn't going to be the Hound after all, as I doubt he (or his brother) is dead either, but Loras Tyrell or Melisandre could have potential. I'd imagine it'll be Loras, since a big part of Melisandre's character is that no one knows what the hell's going on in her head and Flowerboy's been slowly becoming a more major character in the last few books. Really hope that he has enough room at the end of the book to tie up Brienne's cliffhanger ending from Feast - just the thought of waiting for another book to find out is painful. Everywhere I go I repeat: I do not belong here. Who will bring me hemlock in their own hands? - Renee Vivien Reality is an illusion that occurs with a lack of alcohol. |
| TheShadowlord | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: October 2000 RK: 14 MP: 7,187 | Friday June 6, 2008 3:13 AM After finishing ASoS I decided to wait until the entire series was done. Otherwise I'd do like I did with Wheel of Time before I dumped it - read the entire frickin' series again just so I wouldn't miss any plot threads when the new book came out.But I am waiting for it and hope it will be done before Martin dies. I feel happy...I feel happy! "I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." - Stephen Roberts |
| Max | RE: A Dance with Dragons |
Member Since: February 2007 RK: 6 MP: 1,033 | Friday June 6, 2008 8:34 AM Gah! AAAAH!! *freaks out* Knock on wood, knock on wood! *knocks on wood* What's wrong with you, man? How could you say something like that? You almost jinxed it! If that happens now, I'm blaming it solely on you. Work Hard, Play Hard, Live Hard, but Love softly, and with All your Heart |
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