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‘The Witcher’ Author Shades George R.R. Martin for Not Writing New ‘Game Of Thrones’ Books

POLAND, JUN 24 – Andrzej Sapkowski plans new Witcher books after releasing Crossroads of Ravens internationally in 2025 and comments on George R. R. Martin's prolonged delay finishing A Song of Ice and Fire.

  • As of 2025, George R. R. Martin's last published book was 'A Dance with Dragons' in 2011, and 'The Winds of Winter' remains unfinished after 13 years.
  • Martin's workload includes multiple TV projects like A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which he describes as "the curse of my life" due to the series' long delay.
  • Sapkowski's 'Crossroads of Ravens' released in Poland last year and will debut in 19 countries this September, highlighting his consistent publication pace.
  • Fan criticism persists as nearly 1,000 supporters express gratitude, though many have lost hope for the series' completion, highlighting ongoing frustration and divided sentiment.
  • Martin hints at new ASOIAF stories in the next few years, while developing projects like an animated Hercules reimagining and the HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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The author of the saga The Witcher spoke to support George R.R. Martin, whose delays on the much-anticipated Winds of Winter volume arouse criticism and impatience among fans of the Iron Throne.

Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski stabbed George R.R. Martin – and at the same time surprisingly shows a lot of understanding for his writing blockade.

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Independent Español broke the news in on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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