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Donate George R.R. Martin Books — Free Albuquerque Pickup

Clearing out a Martin shelf? Don't sort it, don't price it, don't toss it. I take the whole collection free — A Song of Ice and Fire, the early novels, Wild Cards — and you never have to wonder whether that 1990s hardcover is a scarce first.

I accept George R.R. Martin donations anywhere in the Albuquerque metro with free pickup — the whole collection: A Song of Ice and Fire (A Game of Thrones through A Dance with Dragons), the Dunk and Egg novellas, Fire & Blood, the early novels, Tuf Voyaging, the Wild Cards books he edits, and the short fiction. You don't sort or price anything. Bring it all: I check every book by hand, and readable copies go back to readers.

Published June 2026 · By Josh Eldred, New Mexico Literacy Project

Martin is our neighbor — he has lived and worked in Santa Fe for decades, which makes a New Mexico GRRM collection a little bit of a local story. His readers keep deep shelves of the Ice and Fire books plus the earlier work, and when those shelves get cleared, most people just want them gone. That's exactly what I'm for: I take the whole thing, free, and I check every book.

What I take: all of it

A Song of Ice and Fire

A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, and A Dance with Dragons; the Dunk and Egg novellas (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms); Fire & Blood and The World of Ice & Fire; the boxed sets and HBO tie-in editions.

The earlier novels & stories

Dying of the Light, Windhaven (with Lisa Tuttle), Fevre Dream, The Armageddon Rag, Tuf Voyaging, and the short-story collections (A Song for Lya, Sandkings, Songs of Stars and Shadows, Dreamsongs).

Wild Cards & the rest

The long-running Wild Cards shared-world anthologies he edits, the screenplays and Beauty and the Beast tie-ins, and any companion or art books. Any edition, any condition.

Yes, even that. Cracked-spine paperbacks, HBO tie-in covers, a set missing A Feast for Crows, book-club hardcovers — bring it. Common Martin is a joy to put in a new reader's hands.

Why bring the whole shelf

Donating takes one call or text: no research, no pricing, no listings, no shipping. Free pickup in the Albuquerque metro, or the covered 24/7 drop box outside the gate at 5445 Edith Blvd NE, any hour. I check every book by hand, readable copies go back to readers, and no readable book goes to the landfill. Here's where donated books go.

How free pickup works

Call or text 505-250-3804 (or schedule online), tell me roughly how much there is and where you are, and I add you to the next route through your area. I come to you and load it all. I cover Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, the East Mountains, and the surrounding metro, and I handle whole-house and estate cleanouts regularly.

One ask: please don't throw any of it out first. Worn copies are welcome too. Just point me at the shelf.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I donate George R.R. Martin books in Albuquerque?

Right here — free pickup anywhere in the metro for the whole collection: A Song of Ice and Fire, the early novels, Wild Cards, the stories. Call or text 505-250-3804.

Can I drop George R.R. Martin books off instead of waiting for a pickup?

Yes. The covered 24/7 drop box outside the gate at 5445 Edith Blvd NE takes them any hour, and someone is at the warehouse from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help unload a bigger load.

Paperbacks and Wild Cards too?

Yes — paperbacks, tie-in editions, the Wild Cards anthologies, the early novels and stories. Just don't throw any of it out first.

Cite This Guide

Eldred, J. (June 2026). Donate George R.R. Martin Books in Albuquerque — Free Pickup. New Mexico Literacy Project.

https://newmexicoliteracyproject.org/donate-george-rr-martin-books-albuquerque

Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

A whole shelf of Westeros?

I'll take the whole GRRM collection — free.

Free pickup across the Albuquerque metro. Ice and Fire, the early novels, Wild Cards. You sort nothing and toss nothing — I check every book, reading copies go to new readers, and a 1996 first never gets given away by accident.

Request Your Free Pickup

Tell me what you have and where it is. I do the lifting, any condition, no sorting. Tell me your timeline and I’ll do my best to work with it. Texts go straight to my phone at 505-250-3804.

Prefer to drop off? Open 24/7.

The covered box outside the gate, by the road, at 5445 Edith Blvd NE takes books, DVDs, CDs, records, video games and cameras, any hour. Too much for the box? Come 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., when someone is there to help unload.

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