Martin is finally dethroned after spending 13 weeks in first place, and pushed not into second, but third place, with The Night Circus and The Way of Shadows vaulting into first and second, respectively.
by Erin Morgenstern
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by George R.R. MartinAs we pause today and reflect on the last 10 years, don’t forget that during this most recent, George R.R. Martin reigns supreme.
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by George R.R. MartinIts looking like GRRM is going to make a run through the holiday season, as we hit Labor Day weekend, and he still rules the top 5. I can’t imagine sales slowing over the next few months.
by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. MartinGeorge R.R. Martin’s 4-novel set drops out of 5th place, making room for the fourth book in the series, A Feast for Crows. A top five filled with the first five books in your series? Not bad, Mr. Martin, not bad.
by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. MartinGeorge R.R. Martin retains an iron grip on the top 5 this week, with all 5 books retaining their positions. Noteworthy: Lev Grossman’s The Magicians ranked in 7th this week, following the release of the second book in the series last week.
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by George R.R. MartinGRRM continues 100% dominance of the top five, which the only change this week being Dance swapping places with Thrones.
by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. MartinA chance for Faramir, captain of Gondor, to show his quality. Quality is the name of the game this week, with fantastic stuff like Pat Rothfuss interviewing Jim Butcher, Daniel Abraham on writing the Game of Thrones comic, and Lev Grossman on wizards and orcs getting their due respect. Wait, Daniel Abraham on the GoT comic? That’s like the geekiest triple-combo ever.
Ghost Story only lasted a week, as George R.R. Martin takes over the top 5 again this week. GRRM and Kindle seem to be the tales of 2011.
by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. MartinGeorge R.R. Martin reviews flood the blogosphere this week, with reviews of books 2-5 in A Song of Ice and Fire crossing your internets. Shadowplay, Prince of Thorns and Perfect Shadow are also reviewed, and we round out the week with a bases-loaded interview pack: GRRM, 2 (yep, two!) interviews with Felicia Day, and a chat with Jim Butcher. Righteous!
George R.R. Martin owns 4 out of the top 5, making room for Jim Butcher’s Ghost Story, which debuts at number 2 this week.
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