This is a story about Aerion Varezys, the leader of the last true descendants of the Old Valyria. One day, he receives a certain letter. Aerion's reaction to it will change the fate of Essos forewer, as he will try to build a new empire from the ashes of the old one.

When Cersei Lannister was a little girl her father promised her a prince. Tywin Lannister kept his word, sadly it wasn't the prince that she was promised.

Ned doesn't take Jon Snow north, he gives him to Oberyn Martell after they meet at Starfall. They agree that Jon will be raised by him, and live in Drone. Jon's real name is Daemon Targaryen.

[Book II of The Logistics of Good Living] His new family didn't take too much work to salvage, other than starting a medical revolution and accidentally causing a religious massacre. Unfortunately, with economic upheaval well underway, magic coming out of the woodwork, and a bloody religious schism on the horizon, it'll take a lot more work to salvage the rest of the world.

Waking up as a 12 year old Petyr Baelish wasn't on his to do list. At least he was the Gamer, that should make this life easier... Right? SI/Petyr Gamer/SI

The world of Ice and Fire has always been a terrible one. Winters to last a decade, omnipresent wars, blood magic, despotism, and all alongside the regular trappings of a medieval world. So, what happens when a man from our world finds himself trapped in the body of one Tommen Baratheon? Will he be able to change things? To leave his mark? Will he even live long enough?

A House Targaryen story set immediately after the Targaryen wars of conquest, focusing on the lives, struggles and accomplishments of Aegon Targaryen and his descendants.

When wayward Starag Mormont learns of his brother Jorah's exile to Essos, he travels home to Bear Island. Knowing he must assume the lordship of his family home, Mormont decides to take one last trip through the Seven Kingdoms; all in the name of debauchery and gambling. And along with him for the ride is the eleven-year-old Jon Stark... [Book 3 Begins!]

—¿Me quieres lo suficiente para evitar que me case con mi hermano?

Melantha wanted simple things. She had no wish to marry, and no wish to birth children. She wakes up one day and finds herself betrothed to the Crown Prince, and slowly, her world begins to crumble. Melantha worries for what she'll become if she intends to survive the trials ahead.

On Theon's Night Aegon the V and Ser Duncan the Tall enjoy some treats and tell some spooky tales. But it is the story a serving girl tells that might prove the most frightening. The tale of Karia Spicer, a newly made noblegirl, who seeks to move up in the world by serving at the largest castle in Westeros: Harrnhal. She will find success there, even if she must face evil to do so

At the tender age of five, Ysilla Royce gains herself two dragons, all so her father could keep his head ( Or: Daemon Targaryen meets his consequences in the form of his seething daughter. ) Aemond/OC

Before Lyanna can get tied in (un)holy matrimony to a married madman, a strange man with stranger abilities saves her life.

Lady Viserra Velaryon is a child of the sea raised among the dragons, and she soon finds herself embroiled in the conflict that will leave the kingdoms burnt to ashes and bleeding from the ground. She is sure of only two facts — the one she loves and the family she will never betray. However she must choose to ensure her survival. [HotD verse]

Robb and Theon make many promises to one another. Some are steadfast oaths that both men make to keep, some are vain optimisms, and a scant, important few are simply impossible to uphold. Miraculously, none of them end in heartbreak. (Or, your bog-standard, run of the mill "no betrayal" fix-it because there aren't enough of /those/ already.) Cross-posted from AO3

Lucerys Velaryon barely makes it out alive from Storm's End, but his survival has unleashed a ripple of consequences that will change the face of this war forever. Rhaenyra Targaryen will no longer be cowed. She will be crowned.

Helaena Targaryen and Jacaerys Velaryon are to be wed.

SI into Laenor Velaryon. Watch as our protagonist stumbles his way to the finish line, and catch a few bruises and maybe avoid an attempted murder or two along the way.

Edmure Tully's story, gaining memories of his past life after Robert's rebellion, and wanting to be the great lord of Westeros.

A ghost with a knife and a dream visited Jace two nights ago. Except, the dream was a prophecy, the knife was a mirror, and the ghost was a silver-haired princess.

Do not pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a difficult one. – Bruce Lee

Quentyn is sent back after his death in Meereen...but someone else inhabits his body. Two years before the events of AGOT, the new Quentyn Martell will have to navigate the treacherous landscape of Dornish politics and push himself forwards if he's to avoid the same fate he did in Meereen, and make the sun rise over Westeros.

No single tale, but a different idea every chapter. Call it an anthology series, but it's really just a place for things not created.

A modern day ASOIAF geek wakes up in the body of a 6 year old Aegon II Targaryan, armed with canon knowledge of the future and already having watched HOTD, this would be king needs to prove he is more than a window wacker and avoid the cruel fates that await his family and the realm. Watch as Aegon II beat the blacks at their own game and win the game for the Greens.

Jon Snow would not be the first to be both the blood of the Kings of Winter and the Dragonlords, or even be the first to bear the name Jon Snow. Nearly 150 years before the War of the Five Kings and War for the Dawn there was another Jon Snow, one who much like his namesake was hungry for glory and honor. A sad tale of chivalry & glory, of love & friendship, and death & betrayal.