A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin, a collection of five books that includes A Game of Thrones, is now just $62.16 at Amazon. This deal saves $23 on the original MSRP of $85. With Black Friday 2023 approaching fast, getting ahead of the actual day with this preemptive deal will also be key to getting ahead of mail delivery times.
A Song of Ice and Fire Book Collection Is on Sale
The books are leather-bound in a handsome matching style and generally look fantastic. It includes all the mainline Song of Ice and Fire books, so you get the following titles:
- A Game of Thrones (1996)
- A Clash of Kings (1998)
- A Storm of Swords (2000)
- A Feast for Crows (2005)
- A Dance with Dragons (2011)
Isn't it wild that GRRM used to publish these things every two years? What a time to be alive that was. Even if we never get The Winds of Winter or A Dream of Spring, this collection is still well worth reading, even in 2023 and even after having seen the full run of the HBO show.
Speaking of, grabbing A Song of Ice and Fire at this price also preps the soul for the upcoming House of the Dragon season, which is set to release next summer in 2024. Reading through the books - the available ones as George R.R. Martin has famously yet to finish the series - makes for an in-depth analysis on the differences between the book characters and their TV counterparts.
While we had a lukewarm closure on the Game of Thrones TV series finale, the books provide the missing details (and even missing characters) that could have provided a more rounded story. Though it may be a long while, George R.R. Martin has relayed that he is steadily working on finishing the sixth book, but we are certain that there is plenty of time to finish these hefty five volumes.
If you've already finished this TV series and set of books, there are a plethora of deals this Black Friday on various franchises, especially available at Amazon. Amazon announced that these offers are only available until the actual day of Black Friday, so take a look at those discounts now while they're still available because we're fairly certain many of these will run out quickly.
