There's no way he lives long enough to write nine books. At his current pace that would put book nine somewhere around 2105.
He should pick a protege who can carry out his writing.
There's no way he lives long enough to write nine books. At his current pace that would put book nine somewhere around 2105.
Oh I see.I meant he urged me to Gone Girl.
He should pick a protege who can carry out his writing.
We all knew it would happen:
https://grrm.livejournal.com/465247.html
Martin must have been the last person in the world who genuinely thought the show would never catch up with his books. The blind spot there is pretty impressive.
ThisLast season of GOT was the least entertaining for me. I really don't have a lot of faith in the producers if they don't have the books as source material. The best seasons were the ones that most closely followed the books. As they have slashed major parts of it I feel like the story has suffered. The deviations that have already happened are odd and I don't feel like it makes the show any better. I'm sure they have their reasons.
That said, I'm less and less excited for the sixth book. I think GRRM is way too concerned about the SOIAF universe and he's forgetting about the characters and the story. The fact that it's taking so long is a symptom of that, imho. He's trying to flesh out a universe and maintain internal consistency. It hasn't made for the best reading experience in book 4 and 5, but so much of what happened in books 4 and 5 mattered, yet the show turned both books into a single subpar season by leaving out and altering the best bits of those books.
The whole thing kind of blows. I'll watch the coming season of the show and I'll read book 6 when it comes out. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised.
We all knew it would happen:
https://grrm.livejournal.com/465247.html
Martin must have been the last person in the world who genuinely thought the show would never catch up with his books. The blind spot there is pretty impressive.