This time in the Cubicle at the End of the Universe, publishing assistant Logan Balestrino talks nerd-babble—the most notorious form of word vomit at home and in the office. It’s 20% work-related and 80% geek confessional. Because everyone has topics they can’t shut up about.
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Cage Match 2013!
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Tolkien Re-read
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Cage Match–2012!
a song of ice and fire
George R. R. Martin is the busiest of men right now.
But he had time to update his website with some news that will pique the curiosity of Ice & Fire fans! He has announced the line-up for the forthcoming anthology Dangerous Women, which will feature great fantasy writers and include an Ice & Fire novella! More after the jump!
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Ever wonder which metal songs pair best with your favorite books? Wonder no longer, for Assistant Producer Chris Krovatin is here to help! Click here to check it out!
This time in the Cubicle at the End of the Universe, Sarah Peed shares some social media tales! Click here to check it out!
Great news for A Game of Thrones fans with a taste for the occasional adult beverage: HBO has announced a partnership with Brewery Hommegang to introduce a new line of beers celebrating the themes, people and places of Westeros. While not a lot of information is available right now, Ommegang’s website states that the first [...]
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I’ve always appreciated the fact that George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novels are accompanied by maps (largely because I can be super OCD about trying to figure out where the action in a story is occurring, and to say that ASOIAF is a ”sprawling” adventure would be a major understatement). Still, [...]
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Epic fantasy has a great greatness about it and a great flaw.
Sometimes, the tale grows in the telling. Author Peter Orullian just finished the first polished draft of his next Vault of Heaven novel. It’s a biggun’! Make the jump to read about it!
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Far be it to me to toot my own horn, but I recently had the great honor of having my essay “Petyr Baelish and the Mask of Sanity” published in a new non-fiction anthology.
An explosive episode that was more focused than any other episode in the series to date — everything took place in and around King’s Landing — is followed by an episode that had quite a lot of storylines left to wrap up. The result? The burden that “Blackwater” left “Valar Morghulis” helped to detract from [...]
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