After recently re-reading A Game of Thrones, I couldn’t help but crave more of the epic story!
I’ve read all the books at least once and after this recent re-read I’ve been scouring the discussion forums for more theories and insight into A Song of Ice and Fire.
So needless to say, reading this book was a no brainer. I’ve read a lot of reviews about this anthology, and most people say that you can find better material online in the discussion groups for free.
While there is a plethora of material online, a lot of it isn’t structured or supported by research which was what I was looking for….something a little more organized.
This novel had a broad selection of essays about A Song of Ice and Fire and Westeros. Some were interesting and thought provoking while others left me wanting.
I’ve been nerd-ing out these last few weeks. I saw a co-worker with a copy of 
All is not as it seems. A simple phrase that could be dangerous in the wrong hands.
The story of Aemilia Bassono and William Shakespeare is wrought with passion, love, poetry, and a little magic.
It’s not very often that I see a book on 
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