Has anyone posted this interview he did?
http://www.clickhole.com/article/ending-jon-snow-invents-pizza-5-questions-george-r-6221#2
http://www.clickhole.com/article/ending-jon-snow-invents-pizza-5-questions-george-r-6221#2
Has anyone posted this interview he did?
http://www.clickhole.com/article/ending-jon-snow-invents-pizza-5-questions-george-r-6221#2
Imagine when (if?) Winds is completed/released and Martin goes on an admittedly well deserved book tour. But then the tour lasts too long, and he comes home and is behind on the 5-6 projects he's working on. Meanwhile he's accepting other projects, other speaking engagements, etc. All of a sudden nearly two years have passed since Winds' release and he has barely written anything. Meanwhile the show has ended, and his story has effectively been spoiled. Thrones Mania is declining but he's trying to revive it by being involved in the spin off production. Another year passes. And the more Martin measures his progress as well as the plot, the more he realizes an 8th book would make things easier.
Good luck.
He's too busy enjoying his TV show money, and book sale money from the popularity of the TV show.
I can't fault the guy for that. Once you accept that this series is going to likely be finished by someone else in the future it's all fine.
The first three are certainly worth it to be read!i just bought 4 of the books for $5 at a garage sale
The first three are certainly worth it to be read!
The first three are certainly worth it to be read!
Oh you people. If you appreciate the prose and not just the plot, the 4th is best one.
Sanderson has already said he would never do this.Don't worry, George, if you will not make it, Sanderson will finish the series for you, and it will be glorious. Just like he did for the Wheel of Time, another series of past that I thought I will never see the end of it.
Sanderson has already said he would never do this.
Here's the source with Sandersons reasoning.He's not suited for it either, like at all, their writing couldn't be any more different.
Oh you people. If you appreciate the prose and not just the plot, the 4th is the best one.
I won't deny it.Unfortunately the 5th one has the worst prose in the series along with its bloat and poor structure.
Book 4 and 5 both while good suffer from huge amount of bloat. Seriously you could probably cut out 50% of each book and have no negative impact on them at all. If George had done that and just combined book 4 and 5 into one single book then Winds of Winter would probably be out by now.
Book 4 and 5 both while good suffer from huge amount of bloat. Seriously you could probably cut out 50% of each book and have no negative impact on them at all. If George had done that and just combined book 4 and 5 into one single book then Winds of Winter would probably be out by now.
If George had done that and just combined book 4 and 5 into one single book then Winds of Winter would probably be out by now.
I thought 4 wasn't too bad to be honest, people don't like it as much as the others but it drives the plot forward for the most part. 5 was awful, it's just filler for the rest of the story.
Unfortunately the 5th one has the worst prose in the series along with its bloat and poor structure.
I couldn't even get through the first book because of the prose.
Did you find it... ponderous?I couldn't even get through the first book because of the prose.
Unfortunately the 5th one has the worst prose in the series along with its bloat and poor structure.