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While they say something can be so bad it’s good, is it possible for something to be so preposterous it’s true? Of course, fans are already more than aware that George RR Martin delights in subverting expectations. anything at all is possible in the Song of Ice and Fire. But has one of the most popular and most unlikely characters […]
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George RR Martin joined the long list of authors who was given the privilege to act as toastmaster to the Hugo Awards this month. The 78th annual ceremony was performed digitally for the first time, placing Martin on a livestream for thousands of viewers and authors to watch – live. The ceremony itself lasted a number of hours, with many […]
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Need some summer reading inspiration? From the best new memoirs of 2020 to revisited favourites that bring back good memories, these are the books the Stylist team recommends you read in the park this week. With this week’s sunny weather and temperatures set to reach a scorching 34°C on Friday (1 August), we are very much welcoming the weekend in […]
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King Robert Baratheon was widely seen as a pleasure-seeking oaf in A Song of Ice and Fire, but now fans are reassessing his character in A Game of Thrones. One Reddit user has pointed out an exchange between the King and Ned Stark, which is quite revealing. The moment takes place after Robert is wounded by the boar and is […]
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Written by Kayleigh Dray Kayleigh Dray is Stylist’s digital editor-at-large. Her specialist topics include comic books, films, TV and feminism. On a weekend, you can usually find her drinking copious amounts of tea and playing boardgames with her friends. Which Jacqueline Wilson books are worth rereading as an adult? Other than The Illustrated Mum, obviously? Jacqueline Wilson’s books have proved surprisingly […]
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Can hope and happiness cure the incurable? Psychiatrist examines the relationship between mind and body for healing from terminal illness Psychiatrist Jeffrey Rediger of Harvard Medical School, has penned a new book He examines terminally ill people who’ve confounded medical science to live Author calls for Western doctors to embrace the ‘medicine of hope’ SCIENCE CURED by Jeffrey Rediger (Penguin £16.99, […]
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The Winds of Winter may end up being the final book in the A Song of Ice and Fire books. At present it is believed to be the sixth in a seven-part series, though it is proving to be a hefty tome if George RR Martin’s comments are to be believed. However, in one of his comments he may have […]
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Earlier this week, A Song of Ice and Fire author George RR Martin gave a long-awaited update on his writing progress. The 71-year-old clarified that he still has a long way to go and hopes to publish The Winds of Winter in 2021, despite a previous personal deadline of late next month. But now his fans have overwhelmingly revealed what […]
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With George RR Martin behind on his writing, Game of Thrones had to go on his future narrative plot points for the rest of A Song of Ice and Fire to complete the TV show. Of course, the 71-year-old author has said how there will be some differences in The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring from how […]
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Nature’s boy wonder: He’s autistic and only 17, but Dara McAnulty has the rare gift of evoking the natural world with all the power and beauty of Ted Hughes Dara McAnulty, 17, from Northern Ireland, has penned a nature journal He details the seasons as he experiences them and the trustworthiness of nature Naturalist who is on the autistic spectrum is […]
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