Even before their enormously successful HBO television adaptations, author George R.R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" books ...

How to Read the Game of Thrones Books in Chronological Order With series newcomers in mind, these brief plot synopses contain only mild spoilers such as broad plot points and character ...

From A Game of Thrones to A Dance with Dragons, here's the order you should read George R. R. Martin's fantasy series that inspired House of the Dragon.

If you really want to read every Game of Thrones book in order, I would start with this one. Then read the original series. Then fill in the gaps with the novellas below.

And that’s that: every Game of Thrones book in order to read. They’re among the best fantasy series you can read with so much rich history and lore that will leave you satisfied for years ...

Game of Thrones books in release order. But, if you prefer to read the books in the order that they were released, then read on to find out how to, Game of Thrones fans. 1. A Game of Thrones (1996) 2.

George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire book series has been a fantasy stalwart since it first debuted in 1996, and it’s only grown in influence thanks to HBO’s Game of Thrones.

The acclaimed A Song of Ice and Fire novels have spawned fans all over, along with prequel novels, accompanying literature and the cultural phenomenon that was the HBO drama series Game of Thrones.

The mainline series of books is the foundation for HBO’s adaptation “Game of Thrones,” although the TV series, by necessity, wound up writing far beyond where the books currently left off.

For the uninitiated: These fantasy books are the stories that inspired HBO’s Game of Thrones TV series.And right now, you can get the entire set for just $46.75 (normally $85). It’s hard to ...

With so many books in George R. R. Martin's unfinished A Song of Ice and Fire book series, it can be truly challenging to know where to begin.