Gods of Thrones: Vol. 2: A Pilgrim's Guide to the Religions of Ice and Fire

Was Tyrion a time-traveling fetus? Is Arya a religious convert? Is Jaqen H'ghar a genie? What can Chinese dragon mythology tell about Dany's endgame? Is Bran a god? These are just a few of the questions answered in Gods of Thrones, vol. 2. Applying the study of religion and myth, this book offers a fresh take on the religious landscape of Ice and Fire.

"Gods of Thrones Vol. 2” masterfully plumbs the depths of the ancient mythologies and premodern rituals, beliefs, and practices that inspire the lore of the old gods and the theology of the new—and everything in between. Inherently accessible and compulsively readable, Hubbard and Le Donne offer up a new and fascinating lens through which to view the competing and overlapping belief systems that undergird Westeros—and threaten its demise."

— Jana Mathews, PhD
Professor of Medieval Literature
Rollins College

“A skillful analysis full of deep insight on both religion and the mega-hit Game of Thrones. This adroitly written second volume continues to explore the myriad dimensions of faith and the world of Westeros in a truly entertaining and engaging way. A mind needs books—especially ones like this—just as a sword needs a whetstone.”

— Joseph M. Valenzano III, PhD
Professor and Chair of Communication
University of Dayton