Talk:A Storm of Swords

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Just modified the page somewhat to fit in better with the other novel pages and added some info on the awards the book was nominated for and won. I have to say I cannot fathom how getting images into the pages works, but I think it would be interesting to get the second UK cover (for when the book was split in half) on the page as well. It can be seen here [1].--Werthead 21:44, 3 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Summary length

The "Seven Kingdoms" section seems way too long to me. Of course, the vast majority of viewpoints are centered there, but, still. Might we possibly separate this section further into "North / Riverlands" and "South / King's Landing" sections? The summaries would be far more cohesive, and easier to read, this way. Put Sansa, Tyrion and Ser Davos's scenes in under King's Landing, and Catelyn and Arya in the north. Where Jaime belongs is questionable; potentially he could transition from one to the other after rescuing Brienne (the North would have to come first to make sense). Does this seem reasonable or even wise to anyone else? ~Marblespire 20:46, 3 December 2006 (UTC)