Feast for Crows

fenris

Got a nice e-mail from amazon.co.uk today!

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Ordered Title Price Dispatched Subtotal

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1 A Feast for Crows (Song of Ic £11.39 1 £11.39 The re-read begins, or maybe the relisten to the audible.com unabridged audiobooks - decisions decisions!

Branoic

Yeah, im really looking to this. But I can't remember a fraction of what happened in the last one!

Fenster

Branoic wrote:

Yeah, im really looking to this. But I can't remember a fraction of what happened in the last one!

Quite easily, my dear chap!

Chapters 1-20: Someone betrays someone else, a minor character dies.



That said, I'm looking forward to getting it. I just finished Judas Unchained by Peter F. Hamilton and I'm working my way through the new Wheel of Time book in between bouts of wanting to stab my eyes out.

Bosco

Do Easons have this yet?

growler

been rushing trough the first 3 to remind myself of whats happened so far, hope to be done with them by the end of the week and can start on the next instalment.

Anyone finished it yet , any thoughts ?

Steven999

Has anyone actually seen this book on a shelf in a bookstore yet?

If so , where?

Andy-Pandy

Steven999 wrote:

Has anyone actually seen this book on a shelf in a bookstore yet?

If so , where?

I got it on the day of release. As far as i can tell everywere is sold out. I got a first edition of the hardback (yea). The book is going to be split into two, so perhaps there waiting on the publisher's hard back. Why dont you get someone to order it for you.

Branoic

I got it in Hodges and Fidges last week - and they had loads of them on the shelves.

ixoy

Branoic wrote:

I got it in Hodges and Fidges last week - and they had loads of them on the shelves.

And I was in there today and they had loads on the shelf....

calis

i got a signed limited edition copy number 251 of 1000 tho

Sarky

A friend got it. Very large book, so it is. She's about 150 pages in and assures me it's every bit as good as the last books.

I am jealous.

growler

Finished it and not too impressed , lot of meaningless meandering and little plot progression , methinks GRRM is now suffering from the same disease that afflicts all Fantasy authors: the compulsive disorder to write hundreds of pages of well written guff safe in the knowledge that those of who bought the first books will continue to give him our money until the story ends (if it ever ends).

Sarky

Finished it last night. I enjoyed it a lot, lots of fascinating revelations.

Who'd have thought that Dorne had been trying to arrange a marriage with Viserys Targaryen?

A slow book, to be sure, it didn't have quite the pace of the others, but it was still good reading, and the events at King's Landing were very interesting.

Letting the faith have its own private armies

is one of the most stupid things Cersei has ever done, and in this book she does a LOT of stupid things. She's almost comic relief.

And Alayne's last chapter left me exclaiming "Littlefinger, you cunning little bastard!"

I eagerly await the Dance With Dragons.

Saruman

got it in barnes and noble (US) along with Book 11 of Wheel of time.
Have yet to read any of them. When im done with what im reading i will start it then WOT. Might have to read a few chapters of the last book to refresh my memory.