- Prologue
- Arya I
- Sansa I
- Tyrion I
- Bran I
- Arya II
- Jon I
- Catelyn I
- Tyrion II
- Arya III
- Davos I
- Theon I
- Daenerys I
- Jon II
- Arya IV
- Tyrion III
- Bran II
- Tyrion IV
- Sansa II
- Arya V
- Tyrion V
- Bran III
- Catelyn II
- Jon III
- Theon II
- Tyrion VI
- Arya VI
- Daenerys II
- Bran IV
- Tyrion VII
- Arya VII
- Catelyn III
- Sansa III
- Catelyn IV
- Jon IV
- Bran V
- Tyrion VIII
- Theon III
- Arya VIII
- Catelyn V
- Daenerys III
- Tyrion IX
- Davos II
- Jon V
- Tyrion X
- Catelyn VI
- Bran VI
- Arya IX
- Daenerys IV
- Tyrion XI
- Theon IV
- Jon VI
- Sansa IV
- Jon VII
- Tyrion XII
- Catelyn VII
- Theon V
- Sansa V
- Davos III
- Tyrion XIII
- Sansa VI
- Tyrion XIV
- Sansa VII
- Daenerys V
- Arya X
- Sansa VIII
- Theon VI
- Tyrion XV
- Jon VIII
- Bran VII
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Race for the Iron Throne 
Any idea when the prologue will be up?
Really looking forward to Sansa and Tyrion.
I also think Theon will be a lot of fun, and am eagerly waiting your dissection of Cat’s decision to release Jaime Lannister. (OT but one thing that bugs me is that *she* never admits to herself in ASOS what a mistake that was even after hearing about Sansa being made to marry Tyrion-when *Robb* then thinks he might have made a mistake not trading Sansa for Jaime to marry her to Willas. Also she never comes to terms with LF’s betrayal.)
But Sansa and Tyrion’s chapters for BoB and the aftermath are the ones I am literally DROOLING for…
And Davos’ chapters! Really, the BoB in general.
I’m not sure she is aware of LF’s betrayal
Damn, I caught up to you in my re-read…
This has been fascinating, hope you continue. I just hope Winds of Winter comes out before you catch up to GRRM. That, and that he doesn’t pull a Robert Jordan…
Don’t forget, I also have to go through and do a full analysis of World of Ice and Fire.
Ah, there is that… I had forgotten, although I pre-ordered it. Well, I will look forward to the next several chapters, there’s some meaty stuff coming up, with the Hornwood crisis and Tyrion’s Canary Trap..
Personally I’m just hoping you get through to the end of ASOS before 2018.
Fingers crossed!
Yeah, also two things I look forward to in AFFC are your breakdown of Cersei’s chapters, and the events on Pike. I’m especially curious for your take on Asha though, I imagine we’ll get some more of that in Theon V.
And of course by then we’ll know who the YMBQ is or the significance of Sansa’s time in the Vale, if not from Martin then from the show.
And how much truth there is to Genna’s assertion that Tyrion is Tywin’s son-and that’s what she fears the most for House Lannister…
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Am eagerly anticipating Theon II. These chapter analyses are the only things that make the break between show seasons bearable!
It’ll be maybe a week. Working on Laboratory VI, which is the last published essay for an upcoming book.
Great! I must say while o enjoy the Lab essays I consider them secondary to the chapter analysis.
Understandable. However, I really want this book finished, so that it can be edited in time to launch with Season 5.
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Waiting for the Kindle version!!! I already read the book for AGOT
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