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Friday, October 06, 2006
  It looks like George R. R. Martin has been persuaded to join the growing ranks of Random House authors who'll be doing "limited run" podcasts to promote their works. In eight episodes, George will "cover a range of topics from the birth of his acclaimed saga, to his experiences in Hollywood, to 'weird stuff,' and even reads an excerpt from his new paperback novel A Feast For Crows." Out now is:Episode 1: The Birth of A Song of Ice and Fire In this first episode, George R. R. Martin discusses the origin of his bestselling "A Song of Ice and Fire" cycle. You can subscribe to the podcast by plugging this feed into your podcatcher: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheGeorgeRRMartinPodcast
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