A Game of Thrones - Editions

Editions

In June 2000 Meisha Merlin released a limited edition of the book, fully illustrated by Jeffrey Jones.

Foreign Language Editions

  • French: two volumes (hardcover: Pygmalion (1998, 1999); paperback: J'ai Lu (2001)) "Le trône de fer", "Le donjon rouge" ("The Iron Throne", "The Red Keep").
  • Russian: single volume, AST (2001, 2004, 2007): "Игра престолов" ("Game of Thrones"). Two volumes, AST (1999): "Игра престолов. Книга 1", "Игра престолов. Книга 2" ("Game of Thrones: Book 1", "Game of Thrones: Book 2").
  • Chinese: "权力的游戏": pinyin: "Quánlì de Yóuxì"; literally "game of power" (Chongqing Publishing, 2005).
  • German: single volume, Fantasy Productions (2004): "Eisenthron" (Game of Thrones, literally, Iron Throne). Two volumes, Goldmann (1997, 1998): "Die Herren von Winterfell", "Das Erbe von Winterfell" ("The Lords of Winterfell", "The Heritage of Winterfell")
  • Spanish: Gigamesh (2002): "Juego de tronos" (Game of Thrones).
  • Polish: publisher: Zysk i S-ka; Gra o tron (1998, 2003, 2011), Starcie królów (2000, 2011, 2012), Two volumes: Nawałnica mieczy. Stal i śnieg, Nawałnica mieczy. Krew i złoto (2002, 2012), Two volumes: Uczta dla wron. Cienie śmierci, Uczta dla wron. Sieć spisków (2006, 2012), Taniec ze smokami. Część 1 (2011), Taniec ze smokami. Część 2 (2012)

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