A Song of Ice and Fire audiobooks in order

Dotrice holds a Guinness record for the number of distinct voices in one audiobook. Some of them wander between volumes, which listeners either find charming or maddening.

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George R.R. MartinGeorge R.R. MartinNarrated by Roy Dotrice · 5 booksPhoto: Henry Söderlund · CC BY 4.0 · cropped, via Wikimedia Commons

Which order should you listen in?

Publication order. Books four and five run in parallel rather than in sequence — A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons cover the same period with different characters. Some listeners interleave them; reading them straight through is fine and much simpler.

A Song of Ice and Fire in publication order

  1. 1A Game of ThronesA Game of Thrones (1996)
  2. 2A Clash of KingsA Clash of Kings (1998)
  3. 3A Storm of SwordsA Storm of Swords (2000)
  4. 4A Feast for CrowsA Feast for Crows (2005)
  5. 5A Dance with DragonsA Dance with Dragons (2011)

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