Possible release of cut content?

[JonCon's Red Beard]

I actually asked Ran about this and he said there was no plans.

[Night's King Reborn]

That's too bad, but maybe it would be a more realistic possibility after the rest of the books are out and the publisher is interested in keeping excitement alive in whatever way they can.

[Rhaenys_Targaryen]

I actually asked Ran about this and he said there was no plans.

Too bad, the leftovers from the Westerlands were awesome! :)

[JonCon's Red Beard]

Too bad, the leftovers from the Westerlands were awesome! :)

Aye.

I suppose there is always the chance they release small short volumes of the history of Westeros.

But something a la Pottermore, that I don't see happening.

Sad. I would have wanted GRRM to release some info from time to time. Like, some House names or words, or some trivias. :/

[Rhaenys_Targaryen]

Aye.

I suppose there is always the chance they release small short volumes of the history of Westeros.

But something a la Pottermore, that I don't see happening.

Sad. I would have wanted GRRM to release some info from time to time. Like, some House names or words, or some trivias. :/

Somehow, I can never find anything I want on that site... :/

[Veltigar]

Let's not make it into a Pottermore. Never liked the site, eventhough I did get early access. A blog or an app release of some sort would be great though.

[Ramsay's Penguins]

I think blog. Pottermore is fun, but is way more gamey then a worldbook blog. It'd be more worth releasing it before series end (besides the stuff we can't know) then after the end. In between the final book and F&B, alongside the D&E novellas.

[HexMachina]

Too bad, the leftovers from the Westerlands were awesome! :)

Do we know for certain they would not appear in Fire and Blood?

[RumHam]

I did not expect this to happen so fast. Martin released the complete version of the Westerlands section.

http://www.georgerrmartin.com/world-of-ice-and-fire-sample/

[Rhaenys_Targaryen]

Do we know for certain they would not appear in Fire and Blood?

Fire and Blood covers the Targaryen reigns, until Aegon V..

But where the Westerlands are concerned, we've been given a beautiful gift today. :)

[Ramsay's Penguins]

Fire and Blood covers the Targaryen reigns, until Aegon V..

But where the Westerlands are concerned, we've been given a beautiful gift today. :)

Until Aegon V :crying:

Yes agreed. Perhaps Mr Martin is listening after all :bowdown:

[Lord Varys]

Apparently it really works starting threads like this. Or not, and everything is a huge coincidence.

'Fire and Blood' could shed some new light on the stuff that happened in the various regions during the Targaryen reign, but it is very unlikely that we'll get cut content from the pre-Conquest past of those regions (i.e. virtually nothing new on the Gardeners, Durrandons, or Ironborn kings there).

Now, now, may Lady Margot Lannister be a niece or second cousin of Lord Gerold and married to Titus Peake in an effort to make amends for the slaughtering of the captive Peakes by the Red Lion?

[The Wolves]

Sad. I would have wanted GRRM to release some info from time to time. Like, some House names or words, or some trivias. :/

I'm greedy I want books on all the 9 regions and their great houses. I want to read about their castles, evil ancestors, their court intrigue, the wars against their bannermen, their regions, disputes, places, cities, towns, etc.....

I just wish GRRM was younger had more time and wasn't tired of his Ice and Fire world, the info of Targs/Crownlands, Starks/North, Arryn/Vale, Martell/Dorne, Tyrell/Reach, Baratheon/Stormlands, Tully/Riverlands, Lannister/Westerlands, and Greyjoy/Iron Islands could fill a book that I would never tire of.

[Nittanian]

I'm greedy I want books on all the 9 regions and their great houses. I want to read about their castles, evil ancestors, their court intrigue, the wars against their bannermen, their regions, disputes, places, cities, towns, etc.....

I just wish GRRM was younger had more time and wasn't tired of his Ice and Fire world, the info of Targs/Crownlands, Starks/North, Arryn/Vale, Martell/Dorne, Tyrell/Reach, Baratheon/Stormlands, Tully/Riverlands, Lannister/Westerlands, and Greyjoy/Iron Islands could fill a book that I would never tire of.

I am more interested in the bannermen than the great houses at this point, actually. For instance, why are the Glovers and Tallharts called "Master" instead of "Lord", what are the in-universe origins of the Vance sigils and where are their castles located, where is the Sunglass seat of Sweetport Sound, etc.

[HexMachina]

I am more interested in the bannermen than the great houses at this point, actually. For instance, why are the Glovers and Tallharts called "Master" instead of "Lord", what are the in-universe origins of the Vance sigils and where are their castles located, where is the Sunglass seat of Sweetport Sound, etc.

The Vances! Yes! I was so convinced their split was rooted in the Dance :crying:

[The Wolves]

I am more interested in the bannermen than the great houses at this point, actually. For instance, why are the Glovers and Tallharts called "Master" instead of "Lord", what are the in-universe origins of the Vance sigils and where are their castles located, where is the Sunglass seat of Sweetport Sound, etc.

Yes!! And I want more info on the bannermen because they are so interesting especially Blackwood, Harlaw, Dustin, Royce, Manderly, Dayne, Tarth, Valaryons, Hightowers, etc....