A Game of Thrones

Christmas is coming… Who is the fictional character who wrote this Christmas letter?

Christmas is coming… Would you like to win a giftwrapped copy of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R.R. Martin and an exclusive print of an illustration by Gary Gianni as featured in the same book? All you have to do is: Go to the HarperVoyagerUK or… Read More

PUBLICATION DAY FOR CHRISTI J. WHITNEY’S GREY!

Singing a Song of Ice and Fire

Want to get the new landscape covers all in one neat little package? The new A Song of Ice and Fire boxset is published today! Click here to find out where you buy… Read More

The special editions are coming…

On 28 March 2013, these beauties will join the gorgeous Hobbit clothbound edition on our shelves.  Click through to see each of the jackets in more detail… Apart from The Hobbit, which is out now, the other seven will be hitting shops in the UK on 28th March. What do… Read More

George R.R. Martin interview with Jane Johnson – Part One

Jane: I’ve heard you say that historical fiction and fantasy are “sisters under the skin”. Can you tell me more about what you mean by that? George: Historical books are a little grittier, which is one of the things I wanted to do when combining the two; to take… Read More

You Win or You Die!

 If, like the rest of us here at Voyager, you are counting down the days till the second Season of Game of Thrones airs in April, we have some links that might keep your occupied. HBO have released a tantalising trailer called ‘You Win or you Die’: Game of Thrones… Read More

A Game of Thrones – the enhanced ebook

If you haven’t heard about or seen this yet then get reading! The enhanced ebook features three new maps, – Westeros, King’s Landing and the Wall – audio content from the audio book read by Roy Dotrice, and hyperlinked character names. Watch the video: The Product Page to Download the… Read More

Why Fantasy? Why Now? by David Chandler

 The popularity of genre books has stayed strong for over a hundred years now, but it’s interesting—the individual genres seem to come and go.  Oh, there will always be good horror novels out there, and fantasy books seem to sell regardless of what year it is.  But there are… Read More