George R. R. Martin News, Pictures & Buzz

Is The Nevers Based On A Book? | Screen Rant  Screen Rant

9 Games Coming In 2021 (Ranked By Their Graphics) | Game Rant  GameRant

George R. R. Martin’s new Wild Cards mosaic novel the Joker Moon to be released in July  Wiki Of ThronesNew books to Broadway show: The ever-expanding universe of 'Game Of Thrones'  The Star OnlineHow did 'Game of Thrones' become such a 'phenomenon'?  Global TimesThe ever-expanding universe of 'Game of Thrones'  Yahoo Singapore NewsRelive Season 1 of 'Game of Thrones' With HBO's 10th Anniversary Marathon  Inside NoVAView Full Coverage on Google News

George R.R. Martin's Involvement in Elden Ring Explained  GameRant

The Only Time Kit Harington Had To Use A Body Double On Game Of Thrones  Looper

Every Game Of Thrones Spin-Off Currently In Development  WhatCulture

Winds of Winter Release Date 2021 Updates: Everything We Know So Far:  Stanford Arts Review

Harold Winston dead: ex-U.S. Chess Federation president, Cook County public defender’s supervisor, George R.R…  Chicago Sun-Times

In speculative fiction, sex is no longer a fantasy  McGill Tribune

Every Upcoming George R.R. Martin Project (Besides Winds Of Winter)  Screen Rant

Amanda Gorman, George R. R. Martin With HBO and Harlan Coben on Netflix  BookTrib

Why George R.R. Martin will finish 'The Winds of Winter'  Insider

Game of Thrones Heads to Broadway as George R.R. Martin Signs Five-Year Deal with HBO  Rotten Tomatoes

Author George R. R. Martin Signs On to Write 6 More Elden Ring Games  GameRant

George R.R. Martin Penning 'Game of Thrones' Broadway Prequel  Animation World Network

George R.R. Martin Is Working On A "Game Of Thrones" Play  BuzzFeed

George R.R. Martin donates items for Stagecoach Foundation auction  Albuquerque Journal

George R.R. Martin Signs Massive Five-Year Overall Deal With HBO (Exclusive)  Hollywood ReporterGeorge R.R. Martin Signs New Five Year Deal With HBO And HBO Max  NPRHBO gives George R.R. Martin an eight-figure deal to keep A Song of Ice and Fire on ice  The VergeGeorge R.R. Martin's HBO contract is bad for Game of Thrones readers  QuartzGeorge RR Martin signs five-year, eight-figure deal for more HBO projects  The GuardianView Full Coverage on Google News

Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin teases fans about more Game of Thrones prequels  Wiki Of Thrones

George R.R. Martin Is Far Too Busy To Finish ‘Winds Of Winter’  Forbes

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I've always been told less is more and that exposition bogs down novels and bores a lot of readers away. Yet A Song of Ice and Fire is littered with exposition. And it's extremely popular and successful. I enjoy the books I think George Martin is a great writer but I find myself skipping over sizable portions of the chapters just because it's needless exposition. It feels like he wrote a prequel, scrapped it, and used a lot of it just randomly thrown into the book. It's also constant telling not showing. Which I was told the number one rule is show don't tell. We aren't shown that southerners and northerners keep different gods we are told directly in a page and a half of exposition. Again Martin is a great writer I just don't know how he gets away with it.

Which one do you prefer?

Has George RR martin writen other stories in the world of game of thrones? I was told hed writen almost spin offs involving the charecters from game of thrones, is this true? If so what are they called?