Game of Thrones
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Brother Ray recounts the War of the Ninepenny Kings from the perspective of a peasant who was recruited by his Lord as a soldier, with all the sufferings and tragedies that this meant for his life.
Meera Reed tells the story that her father told her during her childhood about the infamous tournament at Harrenhal, the biggest tournament in Westeros' history, in which a mysterious knight tested the honor of the great Lords.
Jaime Lannister looks back on his appointment as a brother of the Kingsguard, with all the secret interests involved, and how it led to his infamous participation in the end of the Robert's Rebellion.
Jorah Mormont explains the structure and places of interest of Vaes Dothrak, the vast capital of Dothraki people, and mentions some of the rituals practiced there by the Dosh khaleen.
Jorah Mormont details the history of the first major migration of the Dothraki after the Doom of Valyria towards Central Essos, and how the newly invaded invaders destroyed the civilizations of what would later become the Dothraki Sea.
Sansa Stark recounts the history of the North, of how it was once unified by the House Stark, of how its principal noble houses swore loyalty to them, and how they guaranteed its independence from the Andals, while she prepares herself from the Wall to confront those who now govern it.
The Three-Eyed Raven recounts the wars between the Children of the Forest and the First Men, and how they led to the conflict now threatening Westeros.
Thoros of Myr explains the origin that led to the conformation of the Brotherhood Without Banners, and how it assumed the mission of protecting the smallfolk.
Grand Maester Pycelle and Qyburn debate the records and theories about the history of Oldtown, the oldest city of Westeros, the noble house that governs it and the Citadel, the refuge and home of the noble order of the Maesters
The young Eddard Stark recounts the history of House Dayne, the former kings and lords of Starfall, and how they have been linked to their legendary sword Dawn, especially his last and greatest bearer, Arthur Dayne, the Sword of the Morning.
Varys recounts his own origins, and how he created his network of spies he calls his little birds.
Petyr Baelish highlights on arrival at the first of the Andals invaders who went on to become the great knights of the Vale of Arryn.
Randyll Tarly reflects on the history of House Tarly, and his own story with his eldest son Samwell.
Brynden Tully details the history of Riverrun, the ancestral castle of the House Tully , and the strengths that have allowed it to resist millennia of wars.
The High Sparrow recounts the history of the Great Sept of Baelor, the largest Sept of the Faith of the Seven, and the pious King who built it, Baelor the Blessed.
Varys and Qyburn recall the era when Targaryen dragons were housed in King's Landing.
Samwell Tarly tells the history of the Citadel, the center of learning where maesters earn their chains.
Jaime Lannister recounts the founding of his ancestral home, Casterly Rock.
Randyll Tarly describes the battles, marriages, and alliances surrounding Highgarden, the seat of House Tyrell.
Jorah Mormont explains the history of the Golden Company - a band of mercenaries who have built their reputation on never having lost a battle.
Samwell Tarly enumerates on the roles prophecies play in Westeros and Essos alike.
Petyr Baelish details the successes and failures of past Hands of the King.
Jaime Lannister provides the gruesome backstory surrounding "The Rains of Castamere."
Varys explains the origins and the workings of King's Landing.