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Martin Addresses Winds of Winter Delay, Fan Criticism
George R.R. Martin has voiced frustration with persistent fan complaints over the 14-year delay since the last A Song of Ice and Fire novel, The Winds of Winter, which has not been published since 2011. In a recent blog post coinciding with the announcement of a new animated film project, Martin mockingly echoed fan accusations that he has lost interest in the series or is motivated only by money. He reiterated his ongoing commitment to Westeros and the unfinished books, while also highlighting his engagement with other writing and editing projects. Martin acknowledged fans' disappointment and skepticism but did not provide new updates or a timeline for Winds of Winter's completion. He emphasized the importance of his broader creative pursuits despite fan pressure focused solely on the next novel. The situation underscores the increasing tension between Martin's creative autonomy and fan expectations.




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