Radio Estroes, episode 37.

And then there was one.

Boilers all books.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Radio Westeros.

I'm Mute Boy in England.

And I'm Lady Gwen of Air in Boston.

And we're happy to be back with the conclusion of our three-part series on the War of the Five Kings,

which, as we've said said is the plot point that drives much of the action

in the first three books of The Song of Ice and Fire.

Yeah, and that's said, it's probably not remarkable that so far episodes one and two have focused mainly on a

game of thrones and then a clash of kings and that in this episode will be mainly covering

events that take place in a storm of swords

with some overlap into a feast of crows and a dance with dragons territory.

And speaking of which, we want to take this opportunity to let you know about a new project we'll be working on in 2018.

Well, with the conclusion of the War of the Five Kings, the plot really begins to thicken as the threads of the next war start to come together.

We'll end this episode with some setup, but in order to get us ready for the expected release of the Wins of Winter, we thought it would be a great idea

to do an intense review of a feast for crows and a dance with dragons, and analyze how things

stand with all the point-of-view characters in all corners of Westeros and beyond.

Yes, so we'll begin working on what we're calling our The Winds of Winter Primer, which we expect

will also be a multi-part series, intended to recap, analyze, and predict

and theorize about the action leading into the next installment of these books. There will likely be other

episodes in the meantime but keep your eye out for that Primer series later this

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