Medieval History
Debuting April 17th on HBO in North America, Game of Thrones is based on the bestselling fantasy book series A Song of Ice and Fire, by George R.R. Martin. Game of Thrones follows kings and queens, knights and renegades, liars and noblemen as they vie for power.
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- A Dance With Dragons, The Fifth Novel In The A Song Of Ice And Fire Series, Released
The long-awaited fifth novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, entitled A Dance with Dragons, was released this week. The work, written by George R.R. Martin, has earned huge sales and positive reviews. A Dance with Dragons is set in the fictional...
- Game Of Thrones Premiere Draws 4.2 Million Viewers; Second Season Added
After drawing 4.2 million viewers and critical praise for its premiere episode, HBO has announced it has renewed Game of Thrones for a second season. Michael Lombardo, president, HBO Programming, said ?We are delighted by the way David Benioff and D.B....
- A Fantasy World Of Strange Feuding Kingdoms
With the amount of money apparently spent on ?Game of Thrones,? the fantasy epic set in a quasi-medieval somewhereland beginning Sunday on HBO, a show like ?Mad Men? might have the financing to continue into the second term of a Malia Obama presidency....
- Going Medieval: Three Series Take Viewers Back To Time Of Power Struggles, Steamy Love Stories
Cable TV seems to be going Middle Ages crazy. Three sumptuous new series from premium channels Starz, HBO and Showtime transport us to medieval worlds of raging power struggles, bloody battles and lavish trappings. Prepare to be treated to more castles,...
- Medievally Speaking Reviews: Scaer, Passacaglia; Game Of Thrones, Season 5, Final Episode
Medievally Speaking presents: Michael Evans reviews: David O. Scaer, Passacaglia. Roanoke, VA: 2014. Kevin J. Harty reviews: Game of Thrones, Season 5, originally broadcast 12 April-14 June 2015, in a review essay entitled, "Joan...
Medieval History
Game of Thrones begins April 17th
Debuting April 17th on HBO in North America, Game of Thrones is based on the bestselling fantasy book series A Song of Ice and Fire, by George R.R. Martin. Game of Thrones follows kings and queens, knights and renegades, liars and noblemen as they vie for power.
Click here to read this article and watch more videos from Medievalists.net
- A Dance With Dragons, The Fifth Novel In The A Song Of Ice And Fire Series, Released
The long-awaited fifth novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, entitled A Dance with Dragons, was released this week. The work, written by George R.R. Martin, has earned huge sales and positive reviews. A Dance with Dragons is set in the fictional...
- Game Of Thrones Premiere Draws 4.2 Million Viewers; Second Season Added
After drawing 4.2 million viewers and critical praise for its premiere episode, HBO has announced it has renewed Game of Thrones for a second season. Michael Lombardo, president, HBO Programming, said ?We are delighted by the way David Benioff and D.B....
- A Fantasy World Of Strange Feuding Kingdoms
With the amount of money apparently spent on ?Game of Thrones,? the fantasy epic set in a quasi-medieval somewhereland beginning Sunday on HBO, a show like ?Mad Men? might have the financing to continue into the second term of a Malia Obama presidency....
- Going Medieval: Three Series Take Viewers Back To Time Of Power Struggles, Steamy Love Stories
Cable TV seems to be going Middle Ages crazy. Three sumptuous new series from premium channels Starz, HBO and Showtime transport us to medieval worlds of raging power struggles, bloody battles and lavish trappings. Prepare to be treated to more castles,...
- Medievally Speaking Reviews: Scaer, Passacaglia; Game Of Thrones, Season 5, Final Episode
Medievally Speaking presents: Michael Evans reviews: David O. Scaer, Passacaglia. Roanoke, VA: 2014. Kevin J. Harty reviews: Game of Thrones, Season 5, originally broadcast 12 April-14 June 2015, in a review essay entitled, "Joan...