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We’ve mostly given up hope we’ll ever see the actual published George R. R. Martin novel “Winds of Winter.” It’s…

If you’ve been wondering what “Game of Thrones” and “Nightflyers” author George R. R. Martin has been up to during…

We do adore George R. R. Martin, don’t let our constant berating of his lack-of-“Winds of Winter” tell you otherwise. We refer to him as Grandpa George sometimes, because he really has taken on the mantle of the wise and (at times) curmudgeon keeper of the Game of Thrones tales. He also apparently can be so idealistic […]

Well, it’s Groundhog Day. Again. And all across the country, folks made jokes about either being stuck in time loops, or what Punxsutawney Phil NOT seeing his shadow means for 2019. Meanwhile in Arizona, “A Song Of Ice and Fire” author George R. R. Martin emerged from his den. Happy Groundhogs Day! I too have emerged from […]

We know that dear George R. R. Martin has been “struggling for years” to complete the next tome in the Song of Ice and Fire series, which inspired the HBO series Game of Thrones. Fans don’t begrudge him the loss of a spark of inspiration really, but, he keeps assuring readers the book is coming. Most recently, […]

We make a lot of jokes about the lateness of George R. R. Martin’s highly anticipated “Winds of Winter” novel. The 6th in the Song of Ice and Fire series has been expected for sometime, but we still don’t know when it may be completed. Martin recently spoke with The Guardian about his upcoming within-universe book […]

George R. R. Martin announced earlier this week that he will NOT be writing a script for season 6 of HBO’s hit Game of Thrones.  Thus far, he has written at least one script per season, and contractually can write up to three.  Martin said this decision was reached because he wanted to focus his writing on […]

Still no release date in site for the highly anticipated 6th installment of the Song of Ice and Fire series more readily recognized as Game of Thrones.  Last month, we had a single paragraph released from the novel from the point of view of Tyrion Lannister: “Somewhere off in the far distance, a dying man was […]