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The cover for the illustrated edition of A Feast for Crows has been revealed
George R.R. Martin unveils a cover for the illustrated edition of A Feast for Crows.
George R.R. Martin has officially revealed the cover for the illustrated edition of A Feast for Crows on his blog. Fans of the A Song of Ice and Fire series can now look forward to a beautifully enhanced version of the fourth book in the saga.
The illustrated edition will feature 24 color illustrations by Jeffrey R. McDonald, giving new life to the events of A Feast for Crows. The special edition will also include a foreword by Joe Abercrombie, who is known for his First Law series and has previously collaborated with Martin on other works.
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Cover of A Feast for Crows illustrated edition revealed
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The cover art for the illustrated edition of A Feast for Crows has been revealed, and it promises to be a stunning addition to any fan’s collection. Featuring 24 vibrant color illustrations by Jeffrey R. McDonald, this edition gives fans a new visual experience of the world Martin has so masterfully created.
In addition to the gorgeous artwork, the illustrated edition will include a foreword by Joe Abercrombie, a writer whose previous works like The First Law series have earned critical acclaim. Abercrombie’s foreword is expected to provide insights into the world of A Feast for Crows and Martin’s larger universe, though the specifics of what he has written are still under wraps.
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What is A Feast for Crows about?
A Feast for Crows takes place after the events of A Storm of Swords and features the aftermath of Robert’s Rebellion, focusing on the survivors and their struggles in a fractured Westeros. The book is told from the perspectives of characters like Cersei Lannister, Jaime Lannister, Brienne of Tarth, and Samwell Tarly, offering readers a deeper look at their stories and growth.
What sets A Feast for Crows apart from the other books in the series is its more introspective and slower-paced narrative. While the other books often deal with large-scale battles, A Feast for Crows focuses more on the political maneuvering and character development that follows the tumultuous events of previous installments.
Preorders for this edition are now available.
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