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Does anyone actually want this? What the hell is George thinking working on this.

Jeroen Smits 1) I want it, yes.
2) He's probably thinking something along the lines of: "I'm excited to work on this project. I know I also would like to finish WO…more1) I want it, yes.
2) He's probably thinking something along the lines of: "I'm excited to work on this project. I know I also would like to finish WOW, but I'm stuck creatively and want to make sure that it's perfect. I can give my readers a Westeros book this year, that would be nice. Hopefully now I will have some renewed energy to work on Winds."(less)

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Does anyone know if this book is supposed to read like a novel or more like a history text book?

Terence It will read like a history text book, just like The World of Ice and Fire.

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What's the difference between this book and The World of Ice and Fire?

Mario Acanda The World of Ice and Fire is like a sourcebook for the whole of A Song of Ice and Fire series. The book touches on many topics and events of interest …moreThe World of Ice and Fire is like a sourcebook for the whole of A Song of Ice and Fire series. The book touches on many topics and events of interest but only very briefly. The Fire and Blood volume is very similar to the Targaryen Kings section in that book but only as far as topic. The book goes much more in-depth about the stories of the kings and their challenges and their triumphs and defeats. Another difference is this book was written by Martin himself unlike TWOIAF which was written by his assistants/fans Mrs. Antonson and Mr. Garcia.(less)

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Can I read this before starting A song of Ice & Fire series?

Carrie Chaney Yes, though it won't be nearly as enjoyable. This is written like a history textbook, and will be easier to get into if you're already familiar with t…moreYes, though it won't be nearly as enjoyable. This is written like a history textbook, and will be easier to get into if you're already familiar with the general scope of the series.

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On a scale of 1-10, how gross is this book?

Patricia I would rate it at least an 8. A fair amount of heads being cleaved in half, entrails being exposed, rape and torture, and dragon snacking …. If you h…moreI would rate it at least an 8. A fair amount of heads being cleaved in half, entrails being exposed, rape and torture, and dragon snacking …. If you have read any of the author’s previous books set in Westeros, you should pretty much know what to expect.(less)

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