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Science Fiction Fans : George R.R. Martin...what's the story?		48	bookladykm, elokuu 13
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Hogwarts Express : Book sequels that didn't deliver		51	ejj1955, kesäkuu 26
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Song of Ice and Fire : The Great Book Split		23	biblioholic29, kesäkuu 21
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... the objective: The Garden of Last days by Andre Dubus Lush life by Richard Price and hopefully I can start Feast of Crows by George R.R. Martin Wish me luck!

Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews Blues For Mr. Charlie by James Baldwin Fire Song by Catherine Coulter Davita's Harp by Chaim Potok Gideon's Trumpet by Anthony Lewis

29. Finished Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart. A nice little beach book. Although the dialogue and writing becomes a bit repititous at times there is lots of action, interesting characters, and some steamy erotic scenes. Enjoyable if you suspend your disbelief. *touchstones pulled up wrong ...

... starting to lose some sympathy, now. I can grant that although a lot more of Dance with Dragons was written as a part of A Feast for Crows before they were split, he has other projects, and three years does look like the average time between the other books (at least going by my paperback ...

... of Alexander the Great by Andrew Chugg. However, if this is too heavy for summertime, I'm willing to have you review Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart, instead. Your pick. For me, anything tagged tbr or currently reading. reading fox, would it be OK for me to suggest another book for ...

... 200px; margin-right:10px;" src=" http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Z2AE9ED1L._SL500_AA240_.jpg"> 37. A feast for crows by George R.R Martin This series just gets better and better. And now I have to wait till September for the next one. And, I was horrified ...

I heard the rave on LT about George R Martin's A song of ice and fire series (very much justified may I add), so reserved it at the library. When I picked it up, it had this cover: belinthesun in What Are You Reading Now? : Do you read voluminous books? Will you recommend them? (Heinä 26, 2008, 7:41pm)

>19 A Song of Fire and Ice is really good. I've read the four that are out. However, some of the people that I've talked to about it didn't like it becasue it jumps around between characters a lot and sometimes a character won't seem to tie in with the story until later. This didn't bother me, ...

... longer ones I've read lately are The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan (I think the shortest is 678 pages) and A Song of Fire and Ice series by George R. R. Martin (upwards of 1000 pages each).

"I died in the Battle of the Trident." A feast for crows "Have you seen a maid of three-and-ten upon the road?"

"Gregor is a very large man. Also a very stupid one." A feast for crows by George Martin "Do you have many friends across the water?"

"The girl is young and gently bred." A feast for crows by George R Martin "That horse was much too large for him. What if he had fallen off?"

Do you mean Fire Star by Chris D'Lacey? If so, try some of the others in that series, like Ice Fire and Fire Within.

... on the secondary market, if one is pressed to sell his copy one day; A set of the 3 first volumes of George Martin's Song of Ice and Fire, sold for $250 each initially, just went for more than $2,500 on eBay. I don't own a book of either house yet, and so cannot vouch for the quality ...

... camp, plus there’s been lots of tennis to watch. Here’s the list: Blood Noir by Laurell K. Hamilton Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart Power Play by Joseph Finder Shakespeare's Landlord by Charlaine Harris Zoe's Tale by John Scalzi The Far Traveler: V ...

... recommending some of Roberta Gellis' earlier works. Aside from the excellent Roselynde, Alinor, Winter Song, and Fire Song, she also wrote the superb Sing Witch, Sing Death, which my daughter and I reread every year. Then there's the classic romantic novel by Mary Johnston, T ...

... characters, plots that twist and turn, politics, war, love, lust - wow. I didn't include the fourth book in the series, A Feast for Crows, because it wasn't quite as good as the others, but it is still very, very good.

... will always be on my list of favourite books, and I enjoyed never let me go as well. Also George R.R. Martin's series A song of ice and fire was something I would never have picked up without LT, and I am in love with it (only on Book 3 so far and enjoying every page). Keep it up! :)

... idea about raising dogs is impractical for about 95% of the population since it involves allowing them to roam free. A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin: 100% influenced by LT. This is #4 in the series A Song of Ice and Fire, and I ...

... wondering if anyone knows why the delay for the next edition of Songs of Ice and Fire. Esp after the author's comment in A Feast for Crows, I was expecting something by now. Thanks!

... because I love dragons. And the ones in this series are good dragons. I like them a lot. ::sigh:: I will have to get A Feast for Crows from the library again and finish it after all. If the 5th didn't have the word dragon in the title I wouldn't be looking forward to it half as much. *gr ...

... .. New Moon (the only one I bought that I've already read) The Once and Future King Elantris A Clash of Kings A Feast for Crows A Storm of Swords Kushiel's Dart The Valley of Horses The Mammoth Hunters I've been on an epic novel kick lately, apparently, hehe.

... to be read without ever seeing the end of the series. I share your dilemma and i waited a long while before opening A Feast For Crows but I figured there is also joy in the anticipation of the next few books. I say, start reading ;)

... least the first 3, then perhaps you might consider holding off until book 5's publication is announced before going on to A Feast for Crows. (But at that point you may not want to wait!) Whatever you decide and whatever happens, the series is definitely worth your time. GRRM is one of the ...

... TO READ during the rest of lunchtime (talk about a biblioemergency!) and bought a trashy thriller by Anne Stuart called Fire and Ice. Okay, so I'm not always a serious reader.....

... Secrets of Surrender by Madeline Hunter, A Rogue's Game by Renee Bernard, Hard To Handle by Lori Foster, Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart, Tag, You're It by Penny McCall, The Seduction of an Unknown Lady by Samantha James (although it wasn't as good as Simon Blackwel ...

I'll have to agree that I didn't like Feast for Crows quite as much as the first 3 (I still finished it in a couple weeks). I think this is because of the way Martin ended up splitting the books. Feast was missing many of my favorite characters, Dany, Jon, Tyrion, however he added enough new to ...

... for them. I was at two this past Friday and didn't see any at all. >76 I have this huge advanced reader's copy of Feast of Crows but I won't put it on BM because it's just too huge to mail (imo). I have other plans for it, I think.

If anybody is interested, I just put up a copy of George RR Martin's A Feast for Crows. You can find it here: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/055358202X

... search of your library and found nothing by George Martin in there, so I'm assuming you haven't read his fantasy series, A Song of Fire and Ice which starts with A Game of Thrones. Talk about addictive! I'm not much for fantasy, but this has proven to go way beyond the genre and reads ...

... Book five isn't coming out until the end of the year. :( A Game of Thrones A Clash of Kings A Storm of Swords A Feast for Crows

I just finished A Feast for Crows, the fourth book in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series. It wasn't as good as the first three books in the series, but still better than a lot of books out there. My thanks to philosojerk for ...

47. A Feast for Crows by George Martin. 4th in the A Song of Fire and Ice series. Not as gripping as the other 3, in part due to a slight change in the way the novel is structured--longer chapters for each point of view definitely slowed things down. Still good, however--Talbin has hit ...

... like a fiend this past week -- 42. Angel of Mercy by Toni Andrews 43. Wish Upon A Star by Kelsey Roberts 44. Fire and Ice by Ann Stuart 45. A House Like a Lotus by Madeleine L'Engle Currently reading: Thursday's Child by Sandra Brown and others!! Talbin in 50 Book Challenge : Talbin's 50 Book Challenge - 2008 (toukokuu 3, 2008, 10:53am)

18. A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin. Review coming.

5/1/08-5/31/08: 22. Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart 23. A Hunger Like No Other by Kresley Cole 24. No Rest For the Wicked by Kresley Cole 25. Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night by Kresley Cole 26. Courtney Crumrin Vol. 3 by Ted Naifeh 27. Ex Machina Vol. 4: March to Wa ...

i finally read A Song of Ice and Fire, but the last one ticked me off by ignoring half of the characters. apparently theres been a long wait for the fifth one. anyway, the series itself was very satisifying, but a lot of people that i've talked to about it have said that it confused them a bit ...

... I mean all the books in the series, I think there are 20 of them now and I have reread about 15 of them numerous times) A Song of Ice and Fire by George Martin (yep, the whole series so far) The Generals Daughter by Nelson Demille (I know this isn't fantasy, but it is an excellent ...

... just don't do the same for me in that sense of "goofy grin on face while I'm reading this." Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman Song of Ice and Fire, George RR Martin (I don't re-read the entire series, god no. But I re-read favourite scenes over and over again) Sabriel & sequels, Garth Nix The ...

... I am about two thirds of the way through A Storm of Swords by George R R Martin. I noticed the messages about A Feast for Crows and hope to be moving on to that book by mid-May. I also purchased The House at Riverton by Kate Morton yesterday and am about at the half-way ...

#25 Talbin: Every review I read of A Feast for Crows said that it wasn't as good as the previous 3, but I think that happens when you're writing the transitional book for the end of a series. Maybe when I get to that one I won't be so obsessed and can actually read some other books, as well! :-)

I'm in the middle of A Feast for Crows, the fourth book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire. I'm not enjoying it as much as the previous three books (which were excellent), but I can see that it's setting some things up for the end of the series. It's ...

... the summer on lighter fare: PJ O'Rourke on The Wealth of Nations - PJ O'Rourke A Storm of Swords - George RR Martin A Feast for Crows - George RR Martin Anansi Boys - Neil Gaiman and if I have time I'd kinda like to read JF Cooper's Leather-Stocking Tales ...

... bib! Well I can't really comment on my feelings about the book split, since I didn't start reading this series until after A Feast for Crows came out. :) I didn't think A Feast for Crows was as good as the first three books though, and I really hope that A Dance with Dragons gets back up to ...

... character rather than time? I'm torn, as my favorite characters will all be in Dance with Dragons but I did still enjoy Feast for Crows and I really don't know how it would have worked the other way!

Very good theory el, but extremely difficult. I think you'll enjoy Arya's story line in Feast for Crows and I must admit, Sansa is starting to grow on me. I totally crush on Jon Snow, and Ghost is awesome! Man I love these books!

... LG, I'll have to check it out. #21 No problem el! I hope you like it, it's a nice fast read. And it is frustrating in Feast for Crows to not have Jon or Dany, but there are Samwell chapter and I loved those!

... to go, so even though I was sick I headed to Borders and bought A Clash of Kings and A Storm of Swords. I already found A Feast for Crows at a library sale, so now I don't need to worry about being caught unprepared for the next book in the series!

>32 Thanks, fyrefly. I'm already planning my trip to Borders. Actually, today I scored A Feast for Crows at my library book sale - a hardback in perfect condition - so now that I own the 4th in the series I seem to be committed! ;)

... weeding out a few books I had already read. Anyway, for $4 I came home with the following: Snow by Orhan Pamuk A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton The Winner by David Baldacci Middle Age: A Romance by Joyce Carol Oates ...

... characters and complex plots. It's when they're stuffed with padding that I get irritated. I love GRRM, but I think A Feast for Crows was on the padded side.

18) A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin Now I've read all the Song of Fire and Ice books so far. This one was good, but still somewhat disappointing. There's no Tyrion, Daenerys, or Bran. And I am slightly annoyed by the way Brienne is left hanging (pun intended).

Oh yes, I'm with you on this one. I'm pretty disappointed that the last two of the George RR Martin Fire and Ice series went to some dull, boring dust jackets when the earlier books had some really interesting cover art. I'd like my series to be the same style. It seemed the UK versions had ...

... and am afraid it would ruin the initial impression by re-reading, so I keep stalling. Regularly re-read George RR Martin's Fire and Ice series to prep for the next volume released and still enjoy them, however.

... Song of Ice and Fire series, which has a Medieval-esque setting, have encountered it so far. When I heard him promoting Feast of Crows, he compared magic to anchovies on pizza: he likes a little of it mixed in with a lot of other stuff, but he doesn't like a lot of it by itself.

George RR Martin has crossed genres over the years but I think his best known, most recent series is A Song of Ice and Fire. The following are in the series: 1. A Game of Thrones 2. A Clash of Kings 3. A Storm of Swords 4. A Feast for Crows Also just out: 1. Dr ...

A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin

Picked up A Feast for Crows with a B&N Giftcard yesterday.

... Gaiman does in a lot of his books. I also go gaga over Victoriana (Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norell), court intrigue (A Song of Ice and Fire), and characters with fluid sexualities (Kushiel's Legacy).

... heraldry figures importantly. For example, my wife tells me that the current fantasy series by George R.R. Martin, e.g. A FEAST FOR CROWS, uses heraldry to help keep the many characters straight. I haven't read them but this is one example of the sort of thing I'm thinking of. J. Meade Falk ...

... of Kings and Storm of Swords. Elba, I'd like to know what you think of the next book in A Song of Ice and Fire (A Feast for Crows) when/if you read it.

... with the main character and the story I ended up completely hating it. I just used my gift card to order the rest of the A song of Fire and Ice series and Elantris Mistborn and arriving today Truth and Consequences: Special Comments on the Bush Administration's War on American Values ...

... A Field Guide Singularity Confessions of a Part-time Sorceress: A Girl's Guide to the Dungeons & Dragons Game A Feast for Crows Fiction = 20 Nonfiction = 21 Total = 41 (plus 124 short stories) Total Pages = roughly 13,166

... what, for me, is aCommon problem; I went in to Borders for one book and came out with four! The original need was for A feast for crows, A Purpose-Driven Life by Rick Warren and through a glass darkly It's going to be a great weekend!

A Song of Ice and Fire: Game of Thrones, Clash of Kings, Storm of Swords, Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin

... Imperial Rome DS History of Asia: Red China Blues DT History of Africa: The Caliph's House E History of America: Fire and Ice GV Recreation; Leisure: Bringing Down the House HD Industries; Land use; Labor: Nickel and Dimed HE Transportation and communications: Lords of the ...

... & collections of literature The World Treasury of Children's Literature 812 Drama Inherit the Wind 813 Fiction A Feast for Crows 814 Essays Holidays in Hell 818 Miscellaneous writings Bad Cat: 244 Not-So-Pretty Kitties And Cats Gone Bad 821 English poetry The Lays of Belerian ...

... Swords by George R. R. Martin (1128 pages) 11) Washington's Crossing by David Hackett Fischer (379 pages) 12) A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin (976 pages) 13) The Book of Fate by Brad Meltzer (613 pages) 14) Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card (324 pages) 15) ...

Today I read the Epic of Gilgamesh, a few days ago I finished A Feast for Crows, and now I'm taking a book break (!!!!) by listening to Escape Pod's archive of sci-fi/fantasy short stories.

Finished A Feast for Crows, can't wait for the rest of the series. Started on an English translation of The Epic of Gilgamesh last night. It's very short and I expect to finish it today. I was distracted by baseball yesterday and couldn't pay proper attention to the book.

Almost done with A Feast for Crows and I don't want it to be over since the next book in the series isn't out yet.

... story threads, then all the others become boring by comparison and tempting to skip. This effect was particularly bad in A feast for crows, where I was tempted to skip nearly all of it, and only found out in the afterword that the author had deliberately deferred half of the story threads (inc ...

... to be divided in two since it became too bloated to fit between a single pair of covers. As a result, the newest offering, (A Feast for Crows, I think), doesn't even touch some of the most interesting main characters or plot lines since their development is left to the next book. Imagine the ...

... I really, really like Dany, I think she is my favorite character overall. In fact, none of my favorite characters were in A Feast for Crows, which is depressing, but it also makes me really look forward to A Dance with Dragons. I love GRRM's blog. Even though he rarely writes about ASoIF, ...

... B. Parker Night Passage - 4.58 - Mystery/Police 08) Kyle Smith Love Monkey - 4.56 - Fiction 09) George R.R. Martin A Feast for Crows - 4.54 - Fantasy 10) Robert B. Parker Death in Paradise - 4.49 - Mystery/Police Justin Scott Rampage - 4.49 - Thriller/Mafia

... but any of her series will do. I recently reread all of George R. R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire after reading A Feast For Crows, which meant that I reread the fourth book just a month after reading it the first time... that's rereadability indeed.

... I usually don't find anything positive in that. He's slow, but I'll forgive him if Dances with Dragons is better than A Feast for Crows.

You could try The Pharaohs Feast by Rivera. It's great, and you could probably jiggle some of the recipes to make them today!

8. A Clash of Kings, by George R.R. Martin 9. A Storm of Swords, by George R.R. Martin 10. A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin Now, some folks like to count rather long books by their page count - I read one person using every 300 pages or so to put another notch on the ...

>26 bluesalamanders - Yup, there's A Feast for Crows on the shelf and the first three tucked down in the Box o' David Eddings on the bottom. >37 kageeh - Well, that's certainly not *all* the amazon boxes in this house... the fact that so many come in explains why I have to use so many to ...

36 - esotericspryte He almost made it onto my list. In fact he WOULD have, but I found A Feast for Crows a bit boring. They weren't the characters I wanted to read about. I DO really like his writing, and I subscribe to his blog for updates. 1. Robin McKinley 2. Steven Gould 3. ...

... of the classics, I feel as though I was reading it letter by letter. Agree that all of Hemingway, with the exception of A Movable Feast is self-conscious tripe. I also think Charles Dickens one of the most overrated writers ever to put pen to foolscap. His plots were laughable, those ...

... Lannister, but I stopped mentally categorizing him as a "bad guy", so I'm not entirely sure he counts. Heck, by the end of A Feast for Crows, I was even starting to like Jaime Lannister. (Damn Martin and his multi-dimensional characters! :) Mordred's usually painted as the bad guy of Arthuri ...

... of the Black Widow by Isaac Asimov The Choking Doberman : And Other 'New' Urban Legends by Jan H. Brunvand A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin The Lion, the Witch and the Wardobe by C.S. Lewis Monkey on a Stick: Murder, Madness and the Hari Krishnas by John H ...

Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon A Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin Daredevil Vol. 6 by Brian Michael Bendis The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova Shaman's Crossing by Robin Hobb

Have just finished a feast for crows by George R.R. Martin, still not my favourite of the series, but the focus on Arya didn't dissapoint. Have picked up this evening Eats, shoots and leaves by Lynne Truss and am having utter paroxysms of delight thus far.

... to start Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi (I've been on a brief Graphic Memoir binge) and then will attempt to finish a feast for crows by George R.R. Martin once my brain recovers from this weeks assignments.

Finished the Martin .. and have been distracted before beginning a feast for crows by some YA fiction my partner passed me, Keeping you a secret by Julie Anne Peters. It's a nice little romance, well written and very familliar ... not something I'd have picked up off my own bat, but I'm ...

Plowing through George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows, which I'm finding slower going than the first three in the series. Also, I'm almost done listening to Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell - I've got Alanna, the First Adventure by Tamora Pierce queued up next.

Just finished Red Dwarf by Grant Naylor this morning. Going to go pick up A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin from the library tomorrow. Also listening to Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.