While waiting for the long overdue "The Winds of Winter," "Game of Thrones" fans may like this new book titled "The Science of Game of Thrones" which is said to answer all questions about the fantasy story that leave viewers scratching their heads. The book, written by Helen Keen, can satisfy fans' curiosity about the fictional world of the hit HBO TV show.
Is it really possible for a guy to crush someone's head using his bare hands? Can someone die by getting molten gold poured on their heads? These are just some of the thoughts that fans have in their minds as they watch the show.
And according to Entertainment Weekly, stand-up comedian Helen Keen's new book will try to answer all those burning queries and more. The book is reportedly "a myth-busting, mind-blowing, jaw-dropping, and fun-filled expedition through Westeros and beyond."
Design & Trend reported that it was last Friday, Dec. 18 that the Little Brown publishing company announced about Keen's new book. Keen shared that she is a big fan of George R.R. Martin's books and the HBO TV show. She then said that "writing what I hope will be the ultimate companion for anyone who has ever longed to lovingly hatch their own dragons, or brutally murder someone with molten gold, is a dream come true."
Assistant Editor Jean Garnett revealed that she is also a huge fan of the show and said that "Game of Thrones is the show I binge-watch when I should be working, and now I get to work on a book about it. Thank you, universe."
Garnett added that "The charming and funny Helen Keen is the perfect expert to answer all your burning questions about dragons and wildfire and royal incest, and I'm delighted to be working with her."
Meanwhile, there is no further announcement yet on will "The Science of Game of Thrones" will be released.
