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New Game of Thrones Illustrated Edition Set for November Release

Author : Zoe Update : May 15,2025

In an exciting update from his blog this week, George R.R. Martin delighted fans by unveiling the cover for the next illustrated edition in his A Song of Ice and Fire series: A Feast for Crows. This marks the fourth book in the series to receive such special treatment, featuring stunning artwork by Jeffrey R. McDonald.

A Feast for Crows: The Illustrated Edition is scheduled to hit the shelves on November 4, 2025. Fans eager to get their hands on this beautifully illustrated version can preorder it now from major retailers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Target, as well as other top online bookstores.

A Feast for Crows: The Illustrated Edition Preorder

Out November 4, 2025

A Feast for Crows: The Illustrated Edition

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2. See it at Barnes & Noble
3. See it at Target

This news is a treat for collectors of the illustrated editions. It has been five years since the last illustrated edition, A Storm of Swords, was released back in November 2020. In addition to the captivating illustrations, this new edition will feature a forward by Joe Abercrombie. Martin has promised to share some of the interior illustrations later this spring, building anticipation ahead of the book's release. For those new to collecting the series, the first three illustrated editions of A Song of Ice and Fire are already available.

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What About The Winds of Winter?

For those eagerly awaiting The Winds of Winter, the wait may continue for some time. In a December 2024 interview, Martin hinted at the possibility that he might not complete the book in his lifetime, following his November 2023 update where he mentioned having written 1,100 pages. While this news might be disheartening for fans who have waited nearly 14 years, there remains hope that the series could be completed by someone else. With the fourth illustrated edition now on the horizon, it seems likely that the first five special editions will be finished before The Winds of Winter.