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The Hedge Knight (The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1)

George R.R. Martin

ebook | Pages: 85 pages

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Original Title:	The Hedge Knight
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1

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This short story is so refreshing after the marathon that is ASOIAF. When I read this the first time, I had just finished up the first 5 books in a row. I was completely exhausted and not interested in reading anything else anytime soon. About a week went by and I found my curiosity about these prequel short stories couldn't be put at bay any longer. In The Hedge Knight, we meet Dunk and Egg and go on a journey with them to a tourney. While the original books are absolutely amazing, they can be quite overwhelming at times. In comparison, this short story was full of sunshine, happiness and rainbows. I loved getting to meet a full family of Targaryens and experience Westeros while it wasn't in the middle of war. If you have finished the ASOIAF series, this short story is a must-read!

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Title	:	The Hedge Knight (The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1)
Author	:	George R.R. Martin
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 85 pages
Published	:	2005 (first published January 1st 1998)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Short Stories. Epic Fantasy

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Confession #1 - I have neither read the GoT books nor seen the show.Confession #2 - I have absolutely no idea what the entire GoT stuff is about and what the characters are.Confession #3 - This is my first GRRM book.So this review and my experience of this book was etched on a completely blank slate, without any of it being coloured by the series. I don't know what the world would become, what the characters would become or who is related to whom. I read this as a standalone story and this is a

Now I get the appeal Sansa Stark feels when reading of tales from chivalrous Knights and their brave deeds, even the brutal battle scenes seems magical and romantic. With Dunk aka Ser Duncan the Tall, I get what a "True Knight" is supposed to be like, even though he's nothing more than a Hedge Knight, he is tall and handsome and brave and protects the weak and so dreamy! The tale is based in the land of Westeros, 100 years before the tales of Ice and Fire began, when the Targaryans were the

This short story is so refreshing after the marathon that is ASOIAF. When I read this the first time, I had just finished up the first 5 books in a row. I was completely exhausted and not interested in reading anything else anytime soon. About a week went by and I found my curiosity about these prequel short stories couldn't be put at bay any longer. In The Hedge Knight, we meet Dunk and Egg and go on a journey with them to a tourney. While the original books are absolutely amazing, they can be

The Hedge Knight (The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1) First story in the Dunk and Egg's series, where we meet the two main characters. In this short novella we got a bit of everything that makes Martin's books so good, including a small portion of epicness.

After that joke of a series finale of one of my favourite shows (yes, Game of Thrones), I found my interest in Westeros's historyfor the most part, the rule of the Targaryens and their puzzling family treegrowing. That's when I came across this series of novellas by GRRM detailing the adventures of Dunk, a Hedge Knight and Egg, his squire. I have spent hours scouring the web for A Song of Ice and Fire trivia and so I was surprised to see that Egg's identity is not known right away. Even then,

This short story is so refreshing after the marathon that is ASOIAF. When I read this the first time, I had just finished up the first 5 books in a row. I was completely exhausted and not interested in reading anything else anytime soon. About a week went by and I found my curiosity about these prequel short stories couldn't be put at bay any longer. In The Hedge Knight, we meet Dunk and Egg and go on a journey with them to a tourney. While the original books are absolutely amazing, they can be

A very interesting prelude to the Song of Ice & Fire series. I really liked the characters & it was interesting seeing the ancestors of other characters I've come to know so well.