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George R. R. Martin's "The Winds of Winter" Wiill Not Be Published In 2015
Dave Knott (2917251) writes George R.R. Martin's "The WInds Of Winter", the fifth book of his bestselling fantasy saga "A Song Of Ice And Fire" (known to television fans as "Game Of Thrones") will not be published in 2015. Jane Johnson at HarperCollins has confirmed that it is not in this year's schedule. "I have no information on likely delivery," she said. "These are increasingly complex books and require immense amounts of concentration to write. Fans really ought to appreciate that the length of these monsters is equivalent to two or three novels by other writers."
Instead, readers will have to comfort themselves with a collection, illustrated by Gary Gianni, of three previously anthologised novellas set in the world of Westeros. "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" takes place nearly a century before the bloody events of the A Song of Ice and Fire series. Out in October, it is a compilation of the first three official prequel novellas to the series, The Hedge Knight, The Sworn Sword and The Mystery Knight, never before collected.
Instead, readers will have to comfort themselves with a collection, illustrated by Gary Gianni, of three previously anthologised novellas set in the world of Westeros. "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" takes place nearly a century before the bloody events of the A Song of Ice and Fire series. Out in October, it is a compilation of the first three official prequel novellas to the series, The Hedge Knight, The Sworn Sword and The Mystery Knight, never before collected.
Eagerly awaiting the sequel series:
A Poop for Penguins
A Tit for Tyrion
Another Tit for Tyrion
A Gaggle of Geese
Yet Another Tit for Tyrion
A Bunghole of Bratwurst
The world's burning. Moped Jesus spotted on I50. Details at 11.
Also known as, "Pulling a Robert Jordan".
Killing off hope now, instead of just characters. Well played, sir, well played.
Don't feel too bad, I don't think those even count as errors by slashdot submission standards. At least it was intelligible english.
I'm sorry, it's all my fault. CSB inbound:
Several years back, I took my wife to a signing for Feast for Crows at the (now gone) World's Biggest Bookstore in Toronto.
The info said he'd sign anything he'd written, and I happened to have the first Wild Cards volume, so I grabbed it and off we went.
Well, when we got to the table, he seemed surprised to see it, and said something like 'Ah, that takes me back.'
A month later, he announced a ton of new Wild Cards stuff. So I think it might be my fault. Sorry.
Vintage computer games and RPG books available. Email me if you're interested.
Maybe the books are 0-indexed
I hear the ending has The Others win, all the main characters die -- and the white walkers reanimate Joffrey's corpse so he can rule as the Litch King of Westeros!
But, it's all written from Hodor's perspective.
Hodor. Hodor hodor hodor. Hodor!