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by - written on 01/09/06 (Very useful, 144 readings)
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“A Feast for Crows” is the fourth book in George R.R Martin's “Song of Fire and Ice” series. The word 'epic' is too often applied to the fantasy genre as a whole yet this series has every fan of the genre screaming the word from the rooftops. This is a series that you find yourself recommending to everyone, even those who loathe the genre. Indeed, the last series I can remember all readers recommending so heartily is “Lord of the Rings” by the great J.R.R Tolkien which for me is the highest praise indeed. However, do not assume that this is purely a fantasy masterwork. The “Song of Fire and Ice” series is all about the politics of royalty. The series as a ... Read the complete review
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