US EditionGeorge R.R. Martin Assures Fans 'Winds of Winter' Still a Priority
- George R.R. Martin assured fans on May 30, 2025, that completing The Winds of Winter remains a priority despite delays.
- The long delay, now 13 years past the last book's release, stems from Martin dividing attention among other projects and deadlines.
- Martin expressed frustration with fan complaints about his lack of progress and noted some have lost hope or given up on the book.
- He acknowledged that many fans are focused solely on THE WINDS OF WINTER, but he emphasized his deep commitment to both the world of Westeros and its characters, despite other competing interests.
- While continuing The Winds of Winter, Martin is producing other work like an animated film adaptation and TV series, illustrating ongoing creative activity.
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George R.R. Martin Sets Fans Straight On 'Winds Of Winter'
Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic/Getty ImagesEveryone’s procrastinated at some point in their lives: you’ve turned in homework late, abandoned a creative project, or put off an important errand. But George R. R. Martin has turned that vice into a running joke. Martin has been working on The Winds of Winter, the next book in the Song of Ice and Fire fantasy series that served as the source material for Game of Thrones, since 2010, and his first tentative c…
George R.R. Martin Claps Back at Fans Frustrated With 'Winds of Winter' Delays: 'You Have Given Up On Me'
George R.R. Martin is sick of hearing fans complain about his lack of progress on the long-delayed “Winds of Winter” book – and he’s letting them know. While announcing a new project on his Not-A-Blog website – adapting his late friend Howard Waldrop’s novel “A Dozen Tough Jobs” into an animated film – Martin expressed frustration with his fans. He knew the new announcement was only going to trigger those waiting for the next installment in “A S…
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