"The Winds Of Winter" (TWOW) from "A Song Of Ice And Fire" (ASOIF) saga novelist and "Game Of Thrones" co-executive producer George R.R. Martin has been secured from hackers and leaks. Wait by ASOIF fans for TWOW will soon pay off as "The Winds Of Winter" launch may have been confirmed by the HBO "Game Of Thrones" series.
As Gizmodo reports, talks between George R.R. Martin and HBO are continuing over the proposed "Game Of Thrones" prequel. A remarkable development gives worries that the "ASOIF" author will not be able to complete "The Winds Of Winter" and "A Dream Of Spring."
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— George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) October 1, 2016
Enthusiasm by George R.R. Martin on collaborating for the "Game Of Thrones" prequel series, seems to indicate that the "ASOIF" author is quite relaxed about the delivery of "The Winds Of Winter" and "Dream Of Spring." If anything, George R.R. Martin may now be on the "TWOW" draft review process.
As it is, "ASOIF" fans could see "The Winds Of Winter" released by Spring 2017. This would allow "ASOIF" fans to get caught up with goings on at Westeros with "The Winds Of Winter" before HBO releases "Game Of Thrones" Season 7 by Summer 2017.
"ASOIF" fans worried that "Game Of Thrones" Season 7 would completely spoil the pleasure of reading "The Winds Of Winter" and part of "A Dream Of Spring." Unsurprisingly, projections arose that "Game Of Thrones" Season 7 may be the least watched installment from the HBO series.
With "The Winds Of Winter" release coming so soon, "ASOIF" fans need not bother looking for leaks on "TWOW." Parent Herald cites revelation by "The Explanse" writer Ty Franck as seen on Winter Is Coming that George R.R. Martin purposely writes "ASOIF" novels among other on a state-of-the-art computer with no internet.
A smart move by George R.R. Martin gives fan excitement over new details that "The Winds Of Winter" and "A Dream Of Spring" will unveil. Share your thoughts with us on "ASOIF," "Game Of Thrones" and "The Winds Of Winter" in the comment box below.
