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The perfect read and perfect gift for Game of Thrones fans, now in paperback. The official, definitive oral history of the blockbuster show from Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd, endorsed by George RR Martin himself (who calls it "an amazing read"), reveals the one Game of Thrones tale that has yet to be told: the thirteen-year behind-the-scenes struggle to make the show. Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon shares the incredible, thrilling, uncensored story of Game of Thrones, from the creator's first meetings with George RR Martin and HBO through the series finale, including all the on-camera…mehr

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The perfect read and perfect gift for Game of Thrones fans, now in paperback. The official, definitive oral history of the blockbuster show from Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd, endorsed by George RR Martin himself (who calls it "an amazing read"), reveals the one Game of Thrones tale that has yet to be told: the thirteen-year behind-the-scenes struggle to make the show. Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon shares the incredible, thrilling, uncensored story of Game of Thrones, from the creator's first meetings with George RR Martin and HBO through the series finale, including all the on-camera battles and off-camera struggles and controversies in between. The book includes more than fifty candid new interviews, rare and stunning photos, and unprecedented access to the producers, cast, and crew who took an impossible idea and made it into the biggest show in the world.
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James Hibberd is an award-winning entertainment journalist who has written thousands of stories covering the business of Hollywood across nearly two decades. He's currently an editor at large at Entertainment Weekly and was previously the TV editor at The Hollywood Reporter. Prior to covering entertainment, Hibberd made headlines in 2001 as a staff writer at Phoenix New Times when he risked imprisonment amid a legal battle versus county and federal authorities in order to protect a confidential source (and won). His freelance work has appeared in The New York Times, Salon, Cosmopolitan, Details, and The Best American Sports Writing. He lives in Austin, Texas.