The unofficial cookbook for Game of Thrones

Bestselling author George R. R. Martin may not be able to cook, but he can certainly conjure up the most sophisticated delicacies for the heroes and villains of his fantasy saga 'A Song of Ice and Fire'. His detailed descriptions of lavish feasts, exotic specialties and everyday, simple meals bring Westeros to life in a culinary sense. But what do the juicy roasts from Winterfell, the hearty soups of the Night's Watch and the exquisite sweets from King’s Landing taste like? Chelsea Monroe-Cassel and Sariann Lehrer have taken on the adventure of bringing more than 70 of these dishes to life. To do this, they have both poured over medieval cookbooks to find recipes that bring us as close as possible to the delicacies of Westeros, as well as created contemporary equivalents. With these recipes, you can feast like a Baratheon, Targaryen, Lannister or Stark - so get the ingredients quickly and start preparing - because winter is coming...

Behind the Scenes presents the most beautiful and impressive moments of the first 2 books / TV seasons of Game of Thrones in a jam-packed picture book. From atmospheric photos of the filming locations to impressive character illustrations of the figures and actors, the Game of Thrones book shows the entire pictorial diversity of this unique fantasy saga.

Fiery main courses, refreshing drinks and sophisticated desserts - in From the Sands of Dorne, a supplement to Game of Thrones - The Official Cookbook, author Chelsea Monroe-Cassel focuses on the culinary specialties of the most exotic of all Westeros countries. Based on Dornish culture, climate and access to trade routes, she has compiled recipes that convey an authentic sense of life in this region. This is complemented by some recipes based on descriptions in A Dance with Dragons and The Dark Queen by George R.R. Martin, as well as one from his as yet unpublished next volume The Winds of Winter.

Living Language Dothraki offers an introduction to the impressive language of the Dothraki, the notorious horse people from Game of Thrones. It was written by David J. Peterson, the developer of the film Dothraki himself. The course includes a textbook and a CD with the following content: - Comprehensive and detailed explanation of the grammar of Dothraki, including application examples - Dothraki greetings and farewells as well as important expressions for everyday life and fight - A glossary with more than 250 Dothraki words, including brand new vocabulary - A complete dialogue in Dothraki and detailed pronunciation aids - Cultural information about the Dothraki people and their language Equip yourself with the vocabulary and grammar to be able to converse in Dothraki. Me nem nesa!