George R.R. Martin released the fifth book in hisSong of Ice and Fireseries,A Dance With Dragons, in 2011. George R.R. Martin isn't sure The Winds of Winter will be out by March of 2025. George R.R. Martin has your back. The 71-year-old author, who penned the A Song of Ice and Fire series that Game of Thrones was based on, just issued an exciting update on the progress of The Winds of Winter . In an interview with Entertainment Weekly published in July, Martin says that he’d get back to writing The Winds of Winter at the start of 2012 once the publicity cycle for A Dance With Dragons George R.R. Martin pushed for “House of the Dragon” to be the first “Game of Thrones” spinoff. Eventually, he got his wish. As you know, “The Winds of Winter” is very, very late Game of Thrones author George R.R Martin has released a new update on how progress is coming along for The Winds of Winter, the sixth novel of his A Song of Ice & Fire series, while also speaking George R.R. Martin is “always juggling like eight different projects”. Another reason Martin is taking so long to write The Winds of Winter is that he has other projects going, including 2Q99k. George R. R. Martin attends the "Game Of Thrones" Season 8 Premiere on April 03, 2019 in New York City. Just two months after swearing off giving Winds of Winter updates, perpetual updater and writer of Winds of Winter George R.R. Martin has an announcement: he has a Winds of Winter update. Who’s to say what prompted his decision to recently 2019: "If I don't have The Winds of Winter in hand by the end of the year, you have here my formal written permission to imprison me in a small cabin on an island." 2020: "There is a lot of work to be done on the upcoming spinoff show, but I won't be writing any scripts for the series before finishing The Winds of Winter." George R.R. Martin released the fifth book in hisSong of Ice and Fireseries,A Dance With Dragons, in 2011. George R.R. Martin isn't sure The Winds of Winter will be out by March of 2025. George R.R. Martin and other authors allege "mass-scale copyright infringement" on the part of OpenAI To that end, the fan who created the AI versions of The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring Game of Thrones fans longing for Winds of Winter despair at George RR Martin’s latest post. James Bond: Ian Fleming's unprecedented 007 rights deal before death 'He sold himself'

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