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The master of modern fantasy, the architect of Westeros - George R.R. Martin has redefined the genre.
With A Song of Ice and Fire, Martin created one of the most ambitious and immersive fantasy worlds ever written. Spanning millions of words and still evolving, this epic series is a triumph of interwoven narratives, political intrigue, and unforgettable characters.
But how did a writer best known for short stories and TV scripts craft a saga of such scale and complexity? What historical, literary, and personal influences shaped his vision?
The Worlds of George R.R. Martin explores the inspirations behind his work, from the Wars of the Roses and the Mongol conquests to mythology, classic literature, and his own life experiences. This book pieces together the many influences that shaped Martin's storytelling, revealing the history and ideas behind one of the greatest fantasy sagas of all time.
For fans and scholars alike, this is the definitive guide to the mind behind Westeros and the epic stories that changed fantasy forever.
Contents
Introduction
The North
The Wall
Winterfell
The Iron Islands
The Crownlands
King's Landing
Dragonstone
The Twins
West & South
Casterly Rock
Highgarden and the Reach
Dorne
Essos
The Free Cities
Vaes Dothrak
Slaver's Bay and Beyond
Epilogue
Bibliography
Endnotes
Index
Picture Credits
About the Author and Acknowledgements
