“A Dance With Dragons” arrives this summer
George R. R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series proceeds, finally, with a hard publication date of 12 July 2011. Nine hundred pages? Let’s do this.
Read MoreLotR II: Sauron’s Boogaloo
I would read this. I would read this very much. The Last Ring-Bearer, by palaeontologist Kirill Yeskov, retells Tolkien’s epic story from the perspective of the region of Mordor, from where Sauron, the Dark Lord, waged war on the free peoples of Middle Earth in the War of the Rings, eventually to be defeated by Gandalf. But I understand why Tolkien’s estate is displeased. Because they are part of the political machine devoted to suppressing the Mordorian minority’s historical relevance! Er. Or copyright. That. via Lord of the Rings reworking a hit with fans, but not Tolkien estate | Books | guardian.co.uk.
Read Morewinter is coming
George R. R. Martin‘s “A Song of Ice and Fire” is my favorite contemporary fantasy series, so I am both thrilled and concerned about the upcoming HBO adaptation. A friend pointed out the “Winter is Coming” news and rumors blog and now I am well and truly excited.
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