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George R.R. Martin is exhausted by the constant check-ins on the progress of his long forthcoming “A Song of Fire and Ice” novel “The Winds of Winter.” While talking to Time in a recent ...
That’s the curse of my life, there’s no doubt. Winds of Winter is 13 years late. I’m still working on it. I have periods where I make progress, and then other things divert my attention.
The wolf species is heavily featured in Martin’s novels but his appearance with the animals drew mockery as some fans joked: “We got real dire wolves before Winds of Winter.” When asked ...
“There’s no doubt Winds of Winter is 13 years late. I’m still working on it. I have periods where I make progress and then other things divert my attention.” Play video In interviews and ...
“That’s the curse of my life," he said. "There’s no doubt Winds of Winter is 13 years late. I’m still working on it. I have periods where I make progress and then other things divert my ...
American author George R.R. Martin, in a recent interview with TIME, expressed how he feels about fans questioning the release timeline of his long-awaited upcoming book, The Winds of Winter.
The wolf species is heavily featured in Martin’s novels but his appearance with the animals drew mockery as some fans joked: “We got real dire wolves before Winds of Winter.” When asked ...
Martin, 76, began writing The Winds of Winter in 2010 and has previously told fans that they can expect a big announcement when it is finished. The author has since expressed “fury and despair ...
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