Anyone knows when his fourth book os coming out?
A Storm of Crows?
A howl of wolves?

It's A Feast For Crows, and according to Amazon.com the hardcover will be released on 27 April '04. You a GRR Martin fan too?

YAY!!!
Finally a non LOTR fan.
I'm pretty sick of all the hype and attention that has paid to the LOTR.... mind you, I do like the mivies and I'm sure the books are great, but come on people, There are other wonderful books out there.
Granted, LOTR is the grand dadday of them all, the template upon which all fantasy books pay homage to, the book which for that matter CREATED the Fantasy genre...but enough is enough....


Anyway.... I've only read his first three books.
Normaly I prefer my Fantasy filled with Dragos and elves and dawrfs and the likes, and this book was totoally lacking in those aspects ( except for the dragons which i thoghut was pretty cool how gorge brought them into being)

To my supprise, I was intrigued by the first chapter and was hooked immediatle.


This book came highy recomeneded by a good friend

Actually, my wife's the GRR fan. She has all three books and I've only just finished book 1! He has a unique writing style, his chapters are written in the POV of the characters. Different chapters have different moods, depending on character.

As a new GRR reader, I kinda associate certain aspects of the story with other genres. For example the Night's Watch are like Jedi Knights from SW.

yeah... Not Numerical Chapters but POV Chapters.

It's not the Omniscient Narrator telling you whats going on with every one , but you get the entire story from the POV from the different charaters from their respective locations.
Very Unique.

You don't get the entire picture nor are you left in the dark ( Like J.K.Rowlings where the readers knows only as much as the Protagonist,Harry)

Very intriguing read.

also his plot revolves heavily on the politics of the land which was what I found compeling.

Have you read Peter Davids "sir Appropos of Nothing"?
Another excellent book!

Hmm... now you got me curious...

Curious?
Curious about what?

G.R.R Martin's A Storm of Crows?

Peter David's Sir Apropos

J.K.Rowlings Harry Potter?

Or The Curiosier and Curiosier master himself...C.S.Lewis?

hello?
Anybody read this book?
The Hedge Knight is an adaptation of sorts!

Its the politicking series is it?

Yup!!!
It's full of political intrigue.
VERY interesting!!!!

Cannot take too much political intriuge. Dune and Wheel of time is bad enough...

Wheel of time by Robert Jordan???
I heard that he took 7 freaking think ass books just to tell a POINTLESS story!!!

But then again, I could be wrong.
Is he any good?

I like the first couple of volumes. But the last few has been somewhat lacking in action. He's building up to a finale, but it seemed like he would take another four books at least before he wrap things up.

Okay, I think it's time to dust off this thread.

So any body got any latest news on this series?

Really looking forward to Storm of Crows and Cry of Wolf(?)

Who else is excited about this series

I am eagerly waiting for the next book. Could be postponed to next year.

anybody got any links or web pages or news for this book?

Poor George. I knew him well.

Well, at least we have Gorge now.

Wow, it has been more than a year since this thread was updated!
Anyways, Feast For Crows is out in Kino. Currently only have hard cover.

Next book will be titled Dance Of Dragons.

SHITE~~~

Its out???
Damn!
need to get me a copy...
any body has it?

wonder when the paperback is gonna be released........ taking a very loooong time.....

This entire section hardly any one reads.
Anyway. anybody finished this book already?
Any idea if this is the last book or any more?

I have forgotten most of the prevous storyline already, anyone here can help me refresh my memory or gimme a good website that can help me recap what has gone on?

so anywhere tht got special price or discount the book?

Time to revive this thread again!

Just saw this book at Borders. I didn't buy though, just flipped through and look at the drawings.

The Art Of George R. R. Martin's A Song Of Ice And Fire