"The Winds Of Winter" ("TWOW") author George R.R. Martin has wound down after the 2016 Emmy Awards and the "A Song Of Ice And Fire" ("ASOIF") creator is back to being busy. George R.R. Martin fans can keep their hopes up for the sixth "ASOIF" with 2017 bound to be a big year for "The Winds Of Winter."
The Independent reports that the publishers of George R.R. Martin were quick to do damage control when Amazon France seemed to have leaked March 9, 2017 as "The Winds Of Winter" release date. Although the clarification verified that "The Winds Of Winter" remains a work in progress, Random House gratifyingly promised that announcement of "TWOW" completion by George R.R. Martin will be a grand occasion.
Catching Up https://t.co/sH60zbIBPQ
— George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) September 22, 2016
According to Random House, the announcement of the official "The Winds Of Winter" release date will be global. If "The Winds Of Winter" release date does fall on 2017 as Winter Is Coming cites from "ASOIF" fan BryndenBFish, then it will be quite a year for George R.R. Martin and for "TWOW."
Emmys, Emmys, Emmys https://t.co/C25TdZol0V — George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) September 14, 2016
According to BryndenBFish, 2017 still holds the strongest likelihood of "The Winds Of Winter" release date. Winter Is Coming points out that this isn't farfetched citing that George R.R. Martin had thought he could complete "The Winds Of Winter" before "Game Of Thrones" Season 6 began to air on HBO.
As Winter Is Coming highlights, if George R.R. Martin thought he was close to setting "The Winds Of Winter" release date before HBO's "Game Of Thrones" Season 6, then completed "TWOW" work may already be substantial. Whatever work George R.R. Martin has remaining for "The Winds Of Winter," "TWOW" fans would be happy to know that the "ASOIF" author is back to being busy again.
George R.R. Martin wrote on social media and on Not A Blog, that "The Winds Of Winter" author is catching up on work after making his obligatory rounds leading up to the, and post, 2016 Emmy Awards. Any time George R.R. Martin gets to buckle down is happy news as this can only bring the "ASOIF" author closer to "The Winds Of Winter" delivery.
