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If you've been listening to this podcast for the last four, five, six years, something like that, you know that we've been going through a song of ice and fire, book by book, chapter by chapter.

We're taking a break to put a spotlight on the Dunkin' Egg novellas.

I'll be reading from the Bantam Books Hardback with occasional references to the

audible performance of this book. This particular podcast, you do not have to have read anything.

So, Aaron and I do our best to avoid spoilers and both Steve Osborne,

Sam Comic, San Francisco, and Stephanie Barbay Hammer, professor of creative writing,

neither Steve or Steph have read these books, so we don't have to really worry about them

spoiling. If you'd like to listen along and just use this podcast as Cliff's Notes, that's totally fine.

Of course, beginning next week, we will begin the process of systematically spoiling Max's adaptation, Night of the Seven Kingdoms.

So be aware of that.

If you'd like to read along in the Bantam hardback of Night of Seven Kingdoms,

you can begin with page one and read all the way to page 40.

That's what we'll cover next week.

And if you're listening to that on Audible,

you can listen all the way up until minute 55, 28, ending with the phrase in search of steely

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