Bugger me, it's Quinn. I hope you're doing okay, considering there was no JonCon in The Mad King play.
I’ve been recovering
But the story is told from JonCons perspective.
Hard to believe the series has hit this milestone, and thought I would share a video retrospective I made on the subject here. What year did you discover the series?
Bugger me, it's Quinn. I hope you're doing okay, considering there was no JonCon in The Mad King play.
I’ve been recovering
But the story is told from JonCons perspective.
Okay, little challenge: for each main point of view, rank the storylines of their respective books (AGOT, ACOK, ASOS, AFFC, and ADWD) based on your personal preference.
What news bring you from the Citadel, maester Quin? Any colder winds on the rise, or will the prolongued autumn continue to grace us?
I got first volume from my father at my 18th birthday in 2012 - he knew I love reading fantasy and saw cover with Ned sitting on Iron Throne so be bought me a book. I literally devoured a book in two days and as I didn't have a cash or good library around me I pirated rest of the series from internet. After I finished last book (I don't remember how many nights it took me to read it) I dropped a books for two years, broken by last Jon's chapter. After discovering a show thanks to my cousin in 2014 I returned to the series and got all books by myself. After that I started looking for informations about next book and then I read about R+L=J which lead me into looking for more theories. That's how I joined a fandom and stucked here up to this day.