I'd be inclined to call it "fantasy noir." The series is
certainly more grim than your average epic fantasy.
William Denton wrote:
> On 18 November 2005, Michael Robison
wrote:
>
>
>>A rare event in my life, I went out and bought a
brand
>>new hard cover book, George Martin's new one. I
think
>>it's Feast for Crows.
>
>
> Is the series noirish or something in that vein?
I've heard lots of
> people die in it but know little more about
it.
>
> Bill
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