George RR Martin  Books That Aren't Game Of Thrones 

 As the editor and a contributor, Martin presents a shared universe where an alien virus grants survivors various superpowers, leading to complex narratives. 

1

The Armageddon Rag

This novel blends mystery, fantasy, and rock culture. It follows Sandy Blair, a former journalist drawn back into the music scene to investigate a rock promoter's murder, intertwining supernatural elements with a nostalgic look at the 1960s and 70s counterculture. 

2

Dying of the Ligh

Martin's debut novel, set on the planet Worlorn, a world drifting into darkness,explores themes of love, loss, and identity. The story follows Dirk t'Larien, who responds to a plea from his former lover, leading him into a complex web of cultural conflicts and personal dilemmas. 

3

Fevre Dream

 This novel combines historical fiction with vampire lore. It tells the story of a steamboat captain who partners with a mysterious aristocrat on a quest to find a haven for vampires, offering a unique twist on vampire mythology. 

4

Tuf Voyaging

 This collection of darkly comic short stories introduces Haviland Tuf, a quirky and solitary space trader. After acquiring a powerful spaceship capable of ecological engineering, Tuf embarks on adventures that explore themes of power, morality, and environmentalism. 

5

Dreamsongs: Volume I & II

These anthologies compile a range of Martin's short stories, showcasing his versatility across genres from horror to science fiction. The collections provide insight into his development as a writer and offer a diverse array of narratives and themes. 

6

Wild Cards

 As the editor and a contributor, Martin presents a shared universe where an alien virus grants survivors various superpowers, leading to complex narratives.