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Where Can I Watch David Reads ASOIAF?

Does anyone know if George R.R. Martin's full A Song of Ice and Fire audiobooks are streaming anywhere? Hoping to find all his ASOIAF chapters from the fan-favorite narrator.
2026-03-31 03:19:33
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Javier Fernando Alegria Melendez
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This could be answered by a link to David’s chapter-by-chapter videos for ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ on YouTube, perhaps in an alternate universe where he had enough time to complete the series. Alternatively, for a huge dose of Targaryen centered political intrigue and what-if scenarios in book form, there’s ‘99 Moons with Alpha Rhaegar’, a very long and dense web novel that expands on the world and follows the power struggles of generations of characters following a single, critical event in Robert’s Rebellion.
2026-07-18
Chloe
Chloe
David's work is not an official release, so the majority of his readings have been shared by fans. In terms of finding these, YouTube is your best bet for searching for 'ASOIAF fan narration' or 'David [Last Name] ASOIAF' (I don't actually remember the full name of this narrator). In addition, there are a number of threads on Reddit (particularly the r/asoiaf community) that have been used to link to his readings. David's work can also be found on Archive.org, a website that hosts a number of niche fan projects.

Note, however, that the copyright status for fan-made video readings of novels like ASOIAF is a murky one. Thus, videos might disappear at any time. I save my favorites in a playlist of mine, and I recommend checking out the many other fan narrators of epic fantasy at work as well.
2026-04-01
Selena
Selena
I found the readings from David’s works on YouTube, which is how I typically find content for his work. He has a channel dedicated to the work he has done on Westeros, however it seems to be somewhat buried. Try searching for David’s name and the title of the readings you are looking for, then try filtering the results for ‘long videos’ and ‘playlists.’ Also be wary of reaction videos, because they tend to cut out the best parts of David’s readings, such as his explanation of the Tower of Joy. So, make sure to turn on the captions, his pronunciation of Valyrian words is perfect!
2026-04-02
Xavier
Xavier
Man, I just stumbled across 'David Reads ASOIAF' and it's been an incredible rabbit hole for me of amazing fan-made content related to A Song of Ice and Fire. There is this extremely passionate narrator named David who has been reading all of the George R.R. Martin books on his YouTube channel. His voice is so immersed in the material that it's basically like having an old friend sitting next to you and telling stories by a campfire.

He does a great job of maintaining a character's 'voice' and avoiding excess, and it walks the fine line between an audio book and live story telling very well. If you're really into lore heavy topics then a lot of his videos are annotated and he pauses to discuss certain points and theories which makes for a really interactive listen. Be warned though, its very addictive, I spent a whole weekend listening to his take on the Red Wedding.
2026-04-04
Stella
Stella
There are some great fan-made audiobooks of ASOIAF out there, and David’s are my favorite. He has a really raw and heartfelt feel to his work, quite different from the polished studio productions that you can buy. A big part of this is because David is clearly a huge fan of the books as well as the world that Martin has created.

To find access to these for yourself, I’ve provided some starting points: many YouTube deep dive videos into Game of Thrones lore contain sections where he reads, and he is sometimes shared about in Discord servers for fans of fantasy books. He is shared in certain servers for fans of books of the series, typically with links to Google Drive folders containing all of his recordings in the server’s shared resources. And, of course, support the official audiobooks when you can afford to – David’s love of ASOIAF is what finally prompted me to purchase the hardcovers of this series.
2026-04-05

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