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Watch George R. R. Martin Read the Fan Letter That Started His Writing Career
Watch George R. R. Martin Read the Fan Letter That Started His Writing Career
Watch George R. R. Martin Read the Fan Letter That Started His Writing Career
Even though he should have been hard at work on The Winds of Winter, George R. R. Martin took some time out of his week to appear on History Channel’s new documentary series Superheroes Decoded, all about how today’s culture became so dominated by the creations of Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, and the like. Martin shared a fan letter he wrote to Marvel Comics, praising one of the issues of Fantastic Four, and the entire magazine.
George R.R. Martin Confirms New ‘Game of Thrones’ Story for 2017
George R.R. Martin Confirms New ‘Game of Thrones’ Story for 2017
George R.R. Martin Confirms New ‘Game of Thrones’ Story for 2017
Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin wouldn’t dare confirm The Winds of Winter to be published in 2017, but fans of the Song of Ice and Fire franchise will nonetheless get a new corner of Westeros to explore in print. Martin confirms that previously-unread short “The Sons of the Dragon” will see the light of day in a new 2017 fantasy anthology.
‘Game of Thrones’ Author Says ‘Outlander’ Was ‘Robbed’ of Emmy Nom
‘Game of Thrones’ Author Says ‘Outlander’ Was ‘Robbed’ of Emmy Nom
‘Game of Thrones’ Author Says ‘Outlander’ Was ‘Robbed’ of Emmy Nom
Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin may not agree with every change the HBO adaptation makes, but that wouldn’t push him so far as too root for an Outlander Emmy over his own series, would it? The author claims “Outlander was robbed” at this week’s Emmy nominations, even if certain Game of Thrones stars finally got their due.
George R.R. Martin Isn’t Crazy About ‘Game of Thrones’ Book Changes
George R.R. Martin Isn’t Crazy About ‘Game of Thrones’ Book Changes
George R.R. Martin Isn’t Crazy About ‘Game of Thrones’ Book Changes
The sixth season of Game of Thrones made clearer than ever where author George R.R. Martin draws the line at confirming book twists spoiled by the HBO series, but that doesn’t mean the Game of Thrones creator signs off on every adaptational change. Showrunners reveal that Martin has at least a few disagreements with the HBO adjustments, even if he’s “a grown-up and a gentleman about it.”

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