HBO plans A Song of Ice and Fire series
POSTED BY: WinterlsComing
UPDATED: Sunday, March 18, 2007 23:31
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On a related note I just read an editoral over at Amazon claiming that The Sword of Truth series may be adapted to the screen by none other than Sam Raimi. I have to believe this would also be some sort of TV series since there were ten or eleven books in the saga.
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Thanks to the FFFnetters for turning me on to this series. I cannot get enough. I just finished A Clash of Kings and am anxiously watching the mail for the next one.
What I am enjoying is how each character is both good and bad, as are real human beings. Tolkein's bad are all bad, his good are all good (with a few tiny flaws). Martin's people are just people.
I'm gonna hate reading the last book and then joining those waiting for the next one.
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Originally posted by Misstressahara:
Never heard of the books, then again I haven't bought a new book or been to the library in ages (computer takes most of my time.) What are they about? Love fantasy myself, thought I loath the LOTR books. So long and drawn out, it takes Frodo half the fricken book before he leaves the damn shire? Prefer the movies. So, what are these about?
You are one of the many, functionally but not intellectually literate.
When you are intellectually literate the words become delicious and you wish for more not less.
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