- Welcome to the Atlas of Ice and Fire
- Maps in Fantasy
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Game of Thrones
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Clash of Kings
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Swords
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Feast for Crows
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Dance with Dragons
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: RPGs and Box Sets
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: The Lands of Ice and Fire
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: The World of Ice and Fire
- The Maps of Game of Thrones: Westeros on TV
- The Maps of A Song of Ice and Fire: Fan Maps
- Karen Wynn Fonstad and the Art of Fantasy Cartography
- The Size and Extent of Westeros
- The Size and Extent of Essos, Sothoryos and Ulthos
- A Political Map of the Known World
- Terra Incognita: Beyond the Known World
- The Population of the Seven Kingdoms
- It's Smaller on TV: Distances on Game of Thrones
4 comments:
Fantastic work.
Any chance that you could do this with the Malazan Book of the Fallen world??
The Atlas of Ice and Fire is predominantly ASoIaF-focused, but I will be including some Malazan (and other fantasy land) maps later on.
Where is Malazan, actually, in the George R∙ R∙ Martin fictional universe?
It isn't. The Atlas of Ice & Fire is predominantly about ASoIaF but also brings in other fantasy and SF universes.
At some theoretical point the Atlas will run out of ASoIaF/GoT material so it will have to do other series and books at that point as well.
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