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Jek
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Emnjay808
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Inject some good ol’ “gods I was strong then” lines back into the show. | ||
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samzike
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Harris1st
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On December 04 2020 11:23 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/GameOfThrones/status/1334575278299877377 Reading about that for the first time O.o Paddy Considine (Peaky Blinders) as King Viserys I Also Martin says Winds of Winter will be finished soon lol | ||
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Erasme
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Cricketer12
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On December 04 2020 11:23 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/GameOfThrones/status/1334575278299877377 What do we know about the show? Is it just adapted from Fire and Blood? | ||
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Sbrubbles
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On December 04 2020 22:11 Harris1st wrote: Reading about that for the first time O.o Paddy Considine (Peaky Blinders) as King Viserys I Also Martin says Winds of Winter will be finished soon lol Hope it's not blizzard soon | ||
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sekishusai
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On December 06 2020 00:59 Erasme wrote: Honestly the last season killed any interest I had in the books. me too. man it feels like it killed everyone's interest, you dont ever hear anyone mentioning GOT anymore | ||
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Manit0u
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andrewlt
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Blizzard soon is sooner than Martin soon. | ||
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Cricketer12
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On December 07 2020 08:45 andrewlt wrote: Blizzard soon is sooner than Martin soon. We getting real close to the distance between BW and SC2 with the wait for Winds | ||
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andrewlt
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On December 07 2020 11:06 Cricketer12 wrote: We getting real close to the distance between BW and SC2 with the wait for Winds Storm of Swords was released in 2000. He's had 2 books in the series in 20 years. | ||
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Manit0u
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sharkie
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JoeCool
Germany2520 Posts
On December 08 2020 18:19 Manit0u wrote: Technically as a professional author you should be able to pump out a book once a year. I guess he got so much money from the TV show and earlier books that he's set for life and has no incentive to write any more (and I don't blame him). Even if that would be the case, I guess he'd still have some sort of contract with his publisher that he needs to fulfill. On December 08 2020 19:33 sharkie wrote: pretty sure it has nothing to do with money or laziness but the inability to finish his story... He's hit a wall I think so too. Probably because he's burned-out with the whole universe and lost track of all the storylines in his books. | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13991 Posts
On December 08 2020 19:33 sharkie wrote: pretty sure it has nothing to do with money or laziness but the inability to finish his story... He's hit a wall Yeah he waited too long to really get into the heart of the messages he wanted to get across, and to do so, he expanded the story far beyond it's initial scope, the Ironborn explosion and the Meereeneese knot have complicated things far beyond his ability to control. | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On December 09 2020 08:25 Cricketer12 wrote: Yeah he waited too long to really get into the heart of the messages he wanted to get across, and to do so, he expanded the story far beyond it's initial scope, the Ironborn explosion and the Meereeneese knot have complicated things far beyond his ability to control. Martin has prided himself on his story being logical and internally consistent even though it's in the fantasy genre. I think he dropped the ball with the Ironborn. It's hard to imagine an economically and technologically backward nation the size of Cuba being a major military power in a continent the size of South America. Books 4 and 5 seem similar to what happened to Robert Jordan in the middle of his series. He just got so lost in his world he didn't know how to finish his story. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17692 Posts
On December 09 2020 09:45 andrewlt wrote: Martin has prided himself on his story being logical and internally consistent even though it's in the fantasy genre. I think he dropped the ball with the Ironborn. It's hard to imagine an economically and technologically backward nation the size of Cuba being a major military power in a continent the size of South America. Books 4 and 5 seem similar to what happened to Robert Jordan in the middle of his series. He just got so lost in his world he didn't know how to finish his story. For what it's worth - I wasn't able to finish Jordan's story either... The same goes for Martin really, I've dropped the books after A Storm of Swords and never got any real inclination to pick them up again as I was no longer interested in the vast majority of the characters that were left alive and didn't really care where the story is going to go. | ||
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