Review of George R.R. Martin’s ‘The World of Ice and Fire’

Game of Thrones fans have an extremely tasty morsel to chew on, "The World of Ice and Fire." The large, and gorgesouly illustrated volume tells previously unknown, or just hinted at stories of the history of the world of Westeros.

The tales open with a look at the ancient history from the coming of the First Men to the rise of Valyria and the arrival of the Andals.

Next the full history of the Targaryen Dynasty is explored from the first Aegon to the Fall of the Dragons and Robert's Rebellion.

Next The World of Ice and Fire stops in each of the Seven Kingdoms telling the legends from Winterfell to Dorne.

Finally, the scope shifts across the Narrow Sea to the Free Cities and beyond.

Appendices include lineages for the Targaryens, Starks and Lannisters.

The book comes in a 326 pages, which sounds spartan when compared to the large Ice and Fire novels, but with the lavish illustrations and deep history of the beloved Game of Thrones series, there is more than enough page turning to whet any Ice and Fire appetite.

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