Where previous books start off slow, RoW begins with a Sanderlanche. You read it right baby, Brando is throwing his A-game right in the...

In Dawnshard, Rysn traveled to Urithiru to meet Navani who had a special mission for her. A ghost ship had been found near Akinah...

After the succes of The Hobbit, Tolkien's publisher asked him to write another story set in Middle-Earth. What they meant was, 'Hey, write..

Here's why I think Fire & Blood is superior to TWoIaF: Targaryens. No offense to other interesting history of Ice and Fire, but when it...

Dalinar's characterisation is out of this world. Seriously. As soon as I put the book down, all I wanted was to weep on Brando's lap...

The first rule of Mistborn: Secret History is: You do not talk about Mistborn: Secret History. And it's serious, even the existence of...

OHMYGOD DIZ BOOK. DIZ BOOK. DIZ. BOOK. Dammit, Brando.

While ASoS is full of actions and twists, ADwD is full of politicking. We have Dany and Jon wading through uncharted water, where one...

After the awesomeness that is A Storm of Swords, GRRM gave his readers some sort of breather through A Feast for Crows.

Most people will say that A Storm of Swords is the best book of the series, and I wholeheartedly agree.

Title: A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire, #2) Author: George R. R. Martin Published by: Bantam Spectra Published on: 16 November...

I remember reading The Amber Spyglass just two days before the new year back in 2019. I was really in a roll because the flow of the story..

Jaman sekarang, siapa sih yang nggak tahu Game of Thrones? Arguably the best TV show in the 2010s* (*syarat dan ketentuan: sampai S8E2 aja)

A common saying that the penultimate book of a series is often the weakest probably came first from The Two Towers.

Title: The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, #1) Author: J. R. R. Tolkien Published by: Ballantine Books Published on: 1994...

Title: The Hobbit, or There and Back Again Author: J. R. R. Tolkien Publisher: Harper Collins Date of Publication: 21 September 1937...