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Chapter footers for Jon, Tyrion, Theon, Catelyn, and Sansa from the Subterranean Press editionof A Clash of Kings, illustrated by Richard Hescox
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Dragonstone, a bleak island citadel beneath a smoking mountain in the narrow sea. - Fire and Blood
Illustration by John Howe for a fold-out poster accompanying the A Song of Ice and Fire 2020 calendar, as reproduced in his artbook
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Half her gown was hanging off in tatters, and her left arm dripped blood where the bear had raked her.
At least they gave her a sword.
Brienne inside the Harrenhal bear pit (and Jaime preparing to vault in) as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionofA Storm of Swords
Chapter footers for Daenerys, Arya, Bran, and Davos from the Subterranean Press editionof A Clash of Kings, illustrated by Richard Hescox
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Bran, Meera, Jojen, and Hodor’s journey to the Wall and the Black Gate as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionofA Storm of Swords
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Ygritte wanted me to be a wildling. Stannis wants me to be the Lord of Winterfell. But what do I want?
Jon Snow, Ygritte, and a memory of the Starks as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press edition of A Storm of Swords
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“If you can see the future in these flames, how is it that we burned upon the Blackwater? You gave my sons to the fire…my sons, my ship, my men, all burning.” - A Storm of Swords
Melisandre, Stannis, and Davos as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionof A Storm of Swords
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Catelyn Stark in Riverrun as illustrated by Ted Nasmith for the Subterranean Press editionofA Game of Thrones
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“Even when I was a girl younger than you, it was well known that in the Red Keep the very walls have ears. Well, they will be the better for a song, and meanwhile we girls shall speak freely.”
Sansa’s supper with the Tyrells as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionofA Storm of Swords
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“[One] of the floating logs they passed turned out to be a dead man, bloodless and swollen. His cloak was tangled in the roots of a fallen tree, its color unmistakably Lannister crimson.”
“Brienne was lumbering along the clifftop well ahead of them, having cut across a finger of land while they were following the bend in the river. She threw herself off the rock, and looked almost graceful as she folded into a dive.”
Brienne (and Cleos) and Jaime’s adventures along the Trident as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionofA Storm of Swords
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The POV characters of A Clash of Kings as illustrated by Richard Hescox for the Subterranean Press edition[2/2]
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The POV characters of A Clash of Kings as illustrated by Richard Hescox for the Subterranean Press edition[½]
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Arya’s journey through the Riverlands as illustrated by Charles Vess in the Subterranean Press editionofA Storm of Swords
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