A Feast of Crows. Inscribed by George R.R. Martin. First Edition, First Printing. Bantam. New York, 2005.

George R.R. Martin is one of the most popular fantasy authors of all time. He has published dozens of novels and worked as a television producer and screenwriter. His best known work is without question his fantasy series titled A Song of Fire and Ice (adapted to television as Game of Thrones). A Feast of Crows is the fourth installment. It includes events like the rise of the Faith Militant, the resurrection of Catelyn Stark, and Arya’s time with the Faceless Men. The work was a major bestseller. It was also nominated for the Hugo, Locus, and British Fantasy Awards. It remains one of the best installments in Martin’s high fantasy series.

This first edition, first printing is inscribed by Martin on the half-title page. It is in near-fine condition. In the original quarter cloth, about-fine with only minor soiling to back board and bumping to spine ends. Text block near-fine, only perforations to top edge of pages 77 to 121, likely publisher’s error. In the original dust jacket, fine.

A near-fine inscribed first edition of A Feast of Crows.