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Before Spring by LadySansaS_21
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, Game of Thrones (TV)
07 Jul 2026
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Imagine a world in which Ned Stark never discovered the truth about Robert Baratheon’s children. A world in which Bran never saw Cersei and Jaime together, was never pushed from a tower, and the Starks were able to live for years in something close to a fairy tale in King’s Landing.
Meanwhile, in the North, Jon Snow’s story followed the same path it always had.
While his family flourished in the South, Jon died at the Wall — and came back. Resurrected, he finally learns the truth about his parentage and decides to claim everything that was denied to him, everything that is his by right.
Now, Ned Stark may choose honesty and offer his support to the son he kept at a distance for so long. But Jon is not willing to trust those he once called family so easily. To believe in them again, he will demand a high price.
And Sansa Stark will stand at the center of it.
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Fire and Madness by Tiny_Words
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
29 Jun 2026
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Jon knew he was different from his siblings; it wasn't just his bastard name, his purple eyes, and his silver streaks of hair. Jon never knew who his mother was, but one day, as he reached his 12th birthday, as he was praying to the Old Gods to bring his mother back and to have answers, the gods brought him a madman. A Mad Man whispers words in his head, a man named Maegor Targaryen, 'The Cruel.'
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The Mark of a True Lord by Samira2132
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
16 Jul 2026
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In which Jon Snow is the best swordsman Winterfell has produced in a century
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A Song of Three by NotMexicanSven
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
11 Mar 2026
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“Why does he have a statue?” Jon Snow asked in a callow voice, though it made Ned lift an eyebrow. The boy was truly observant. He had realized that, by tradition, only lords and kings had their likenesses sculpted in stone for their eternal vigil.
“I do not know, son. But look where he rests. Perhaps Torrhen wanted his brother to lie beside him, even when death comes claim.”
“Or maybe Brandon wanted to protect his brother, even after death,” Jon said, as serious as a ten-year-old boy could be. “Father, I no longer wish to join the Watch.”Jon Snow spurns the Night's Watch. Daenerys Targaryen dreams of wolves. Sansa Stark dreams of dragons. Three unaware souls, linked by fate and causality. Somewhere, a song for three has begun to play.
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The Bastard's Crown by SpringSoldier
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
31 May 2026
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His name is not Jon Snow. It never was. He wears a bastard's name like a soldier wears a disguise — useful, temporary, already half-discarded in his mind. The lioness thinks she has him. The dwarf thinks he has bought him. The boy-king thinks he can humiliate him. Jaehaerys Targaryen, last son of Rhaegar, lets them all believe what they need to believe. For now.
In this world, Jon Snow rides south with Ned Stark — and he rides knowing exactly who he is. When Ned falls and the Stark household is taken, Jon is made captive in King's Landing alongside Sansa, a bastard with no allies, no name worth anything, and no visible future. The Red Keep's court sees a handsome nobody to be used and discarded.
They see nothing at all.
What follows is the long game. Jon — Jaehaerys — working in the shadows alongside Varys, seducing the most dangerous woman in the Seven Kingdoms, reading every player on the board three moves ahead, and building toward the day the dragon steps out from behind the wolf's face. Manipulative. Calculating. Utterly without mercy for those who deserve none.