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Sometimes self care is studying for that test. Sometimes itâs cleaning your room. Sometimes itâs having that conversation youâre afraid of having, confront that person youâre afraid to confront. Sometimes itâs not just wrapping yourself up in a blanket and relaxing. Sometimes instead, itâs taking action against the problem.
Unpopular opinion, but yeah.
it took me such a long time to realize this. that kind of self-care that says you should just curl up with yourself and ignore the world might work for some folks, but it only makes things worse for me. taking action for yourself, to take care of yourself like a parent would - make the phone call, do the thing, stand up for yourself - thatâs important self-care, too.
but donât forget to take a breath and rest when youâre done.

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Hello, can someone tell me the order in which to read the story of Westeros?
Iâm sure someone can! And since youâre asking me, I assume youâd like me to. :)
OK, so first off, you want to read the main books, George R.R Martinâs A Song of Ice and Fire (ASOIAF):
A Game of Thrones
A Clash of Kings
A Storm of Swords (if you live in the UK, this is divided into two books: part 1: Steel and Snow, part 2: Blood and Gold)
A Feast for Crows
A Dance with Dragons (if you live in the UK, this is divided into two books: part 1: Dreams and Dust, part 2: After the Feast)Â
You can get all 5 books in a set, in paperback or leather bound. If you live in a non-English-speaking country, there are translations available, but people generally seem to prefer them in English.
Note the series is unfinished. Weâre all waiting on book 6, The Winds of Winter (which might be out in 2018, or might not), and then the series is supposed to end with book 7, A Dream of Spring (god knows when). If you finish ADWD, and TWOW isnât out yet, you can read the available TWOW preview chapters if you like.
Then thereâs the prequel short stories, called the Tales of Dunk and Egg, which take place about 100 years before the main ASOIAF books. You can read these without reading the main books, as theyâre lighter and pretty self-contained, but having a background in Westeros helps. The first three stories are called âThe Hedge Knightâ, âThe Sworn Swordâ, and âThe Mystery Knightâ, and theyâre collected in this book:
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
There are supposed to be more Dunk and Egg stories and eventually more collections, but GRRM has to write them first. :)
For further information about Westeros and ASOIAF, I very much recommend:
The World of Ice and Fire
Note TWOIAF isnât a narrative story, itâs a companion book written as a in-world history book and guide to the lands of Westeros and Essos. Itâs got lots of info about the world of ASOIAF, fleshing out all kinds of details hinted to in the main books and D&E. And itâs lavishly illustrated too, it makes a great coffee table book. Plus it has family trees for the three main families of ASOIAF, the Starks, Lannisters, and Targaryens. But I wouldnât recommend reading it unless youâve read ASOIAF and want more.
And for even more information, one of the historical events referred to in ASOIAF and detailed in TWOIAF was a civil war called The Dance of the Dragons. GRRM released two short stories in anthologies, expanding this history, but note again theyâre not a narrative story, theyâre written like a history book â or more accurately, like a book written by a very opinionated historian. Theyâre kind of dry, tbh⌠not dull, but they definitely are not the same as ASOIAF or D&E. If youâd like to read those, you can find them here:
âThe Rogue Princeâ, published in Rogues (Amazon / Kindle)
âThe Princess and the Queenâ, published in Dangerous Women (Amazon / Kindle)
And if those appeal to you, thereâs going to be another historical short story, coming out this fall:
âThe Sons of the Dragonâ, published in The Book of Swords (Amazon / Kindle, coming October 10)
Important note: All three of these short stories, plus some of the historical excerpts from TWOIAF, will be released and expanded in a book called Fire and Blood, volume 1, out in late 2018 or 2019. So if youâd rather not buy a fantasy anthology book for one short story, and you can wait, you might as well wait. :)
And one more thing, thereâs the âmap bookâ, The Lands of Ice and Fire. This isnât something to read, itâs not even a book really, but it is a beautiful collection of maps of the world of ASOIAF, including many places that we will probably never visit in the books themselves â but also including a map tracking the paths of the storyâs protagonists, and maps of cities like Kingâs Landing and Braavos.
Oh, in case you like comic books (never know), there are graphic novel adaptations of A Game of Thrones and the Dunk and Egg stories. (A Clash of Kings is currently being adapted, a new issue every month, but not collected into a book yet.) Iâm not a huge fan of the AGOT comic art, though a lot of people seem to like them. But the Dunk and Egg comics are just gorgeous (the artist does covers for the AGOT and ACOK adaptations) and I love them almost more than the actual text stories. But remember, they are adaptations â not new stories, just the books in comic book format. Still, to keep this post complete:
The Hedge Knight (Amazon / Kindle)
The Sworn Sword (Amazon / Kindle)
The Mystery Knight (Amazon / Kindle)
A Game of Thrones: The Graphic Novel - Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4
So, this is probably more than you wanted to know, but I hope it helps!
Thereâs also the World of Ice and Fire app that mostly overlaps with the book of the same title, but also includes material that didnât make it into the final published version, as well as detailed maps if you donât feel like buying the separate map book.
Since this is one of the things I do, Iâm going to add a few books about ASOIAF/GoT, for anyone who is curious. Links are to Amazon or to the publisherâs website, whichever has more info.
Beyond the Wall: Exploring George R.R. Martinâs A Song of Ice and Fire, from A Game of Thrones to A Dance With Dragons, ed. James Lowder (2012)
Women in Game of Thrones: Power, Conformity, and Resistance by Valerie Frankel (2014)
Mastering the Game of Thrones: Essays on George R.R. Martinâs A Song of Ice and Fire, ed. Susan Johnston and Jes Battis (2015)
Women of Ice and Fire: Gender, Game of Thrones, and Multiple Media Engagements, ed. Anne Gjelsvik and Rikke Schubart (2016)
Winter is Coming: The Medieval World of Game of Thrones by Carolyne Larrington (2016)
Game of Thrones vs. History: Writ in Blood, ed. Brian Pawlac and Elizabeth Lott (2017)
Fan Phenomena: Game of Thrones, ed. Kavita Mudan Finn (2017)
This is by no means an exhaustive list, as there are articles coming out literally every week on ASOIAF/GoT. I also recommend Scholars of the Throne as a useful archive of academic and other critical articles on ASOIAF/GoT.

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Do you ever think that Martin shames Sansa for her pride? sometimes I feel like her whole storyline is one big exercise in tearing down her pride, and, therefore "redeeming" her for her actions in AGOT. why a woman being more tolerable/likable often begins with denying them a range of complex human emotions? Especially when they are feminine. I literally donât think women who are proud, confident or angry need to be humbled. I think the same problem goes for Catelyn and Cersei.
Hi! You raise an interesting question.
Do you ever think that Martin shames Sansa for her pride? sometimes I feel like her whole storyline is one big exercise in tearing down her pride, and, therefore âredeemingâ her for her actions in AGOT.
Iâm going to say that yes, it did cross my mind, especially after reading the waterstones letter. Excuse me if I go on a small tangent here, but I think there is a problem with how Sansaâs character is presented in AGOT.Â
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