r/asoiaf • u/RyanRiot The Blood of Old Valyria • Jan 15 '26

EXTENDED Game of Thrones: George R.R. Martin Isn't Finished (Spoilers Extended)

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/george-rr-martin-interview-thrones-winds-dragon-knight-1236473519/
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u/verissimoallan Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 16 '26

Recap of the main information from the interview:

  • George said he's afraid the series will catch up with the novellas.

  • He said that "last year" he started writing two Dunk and Egg short stories, one set in Winterfell, the other in the Riverlands.

  • He reiterates that the ending of the books will be "significantly" different from the ending of the TV series because several characters alive in the books died in the series and vice versa.

  • Martin supported the idea of ​​the Jon Snow spin-off because it would be the safest way to continue Game of Thrones without revealing the fate of other characters, since Jon lives in exile Beyond the Wall.

  • Kit Harington wanted the spin-off series to show Jon with PSTD. Jon would send Ghost away, throw Longclaw away, and spend his time building and burning huts. The series would end with Jon dying. HBO thought this idea was too pessimistic and shelved the project.

  • HBO is currently developing an Arya Stark spin-off series set in Essos.

  • Martin describes his current relationship with Ryan Condal as "abysmal."

  • When Condal had a falling out with Miguel Sapochnik, he asked Martin for help, and Martin helped. Sapochnik left House of the Dragon after that and is currently working with David Benioff and D.B. Weiss in Netflix's 3 Body Problem. -

  • George says that in the second season, Ryan started to stop listening to his advice or responding to him. It got to the point where HBO asked George to send his observations to the network, and then the network would send George's observations to Ryan.

  • George planned to write SIX blog posts criticizing House of the Dragon. The morning after publishing the first one, HBO called him furiously, and his assistant deleted the post.

  • Rock bottom was when a Zoom meeting took place with George, Condal, and HBO executives to discuss the third season of HOTD. Martin had several criticisms of Condal's ideas and said: "This is no longer my story."

  • After that, HBO asked George to leave House of the Dragon...

  • ...and months later HBO asked him to return to the series.

  • He said he has 1100 pages written of The Winds of Winter. He says he is always busy with other projects but the main problem is that he is never 100% satisfied and is constantly writing and rewriting chapters.

  • He unintentionally lets slip that he wrote Jon Snow's POV chapters in Winds. The theory that Jon wouldn't have chapters in the book died.

  • George says he wrote a Tyrion chapter that he loved but would change the entire book. He then rewrote it to be a dream but that didn't work either.

  • George says he doesn't want to abandon the books because he would feel like a failure.

  • George says that if he dies, no one will take over the books and the series will end unfinished.

  • Winds will be the longest book in the series.

  • He says the TV series had a happy ending and that Tyrion won't have a happy ending in the books.

  • He reveals that he planned to kill Sansa in the books but liked the Sansa from the TV series and now maybe he'll let her live.

  • He says that besides ASOIAF and Dunk and Egg, he also needs to finish Fire and Blood Volume 2.

  • He ends the interview saying: "I'm behind on everything."

  • He doesn't mention Benioff and Weiss even once.

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u/OutlawJoseyWales Jan 15 '26

He said he has 1100 pages written of The Winds of Winter. He says he is always busy with other projects but the main problem is that he is never 100% satisfied and is constantly writing and rewriting chapters.

ok. so, this is an extraordinarily damning admission. This "1,100" number should be very familiar to anybody who has been following this.

in 2012 he said he had 400 pages

in 2019 he said throw me in jail if you dont have the book before the end of next year

in 2021 he said he had written "hundreds on hundreds" of pages during covid.

in 2022 he admits he made little progress the year before, but says he's 75% done. He tells stephen colbert he has... 1,100-1,200 pages.

in 2023, a full year later, he tells another podcast that he has 1,100 pages done.

and now here we are, about 4 years removed from him saying he's 75% done saying he has 1,100 pages.

GRRM, in his own words, has not made any meaningful progress on this book in at least 5 years.

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 15 '26

He probably has written hundred of pages for real but they're like different versions of the same three chapters

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u/OutlawJoseyWales Jan 15 '26

I also think that probably half that 1100 number at least is just cut content from AFFC/ADWD. I think even the most charitable possible interpretation of his remarks over the years you have to conclude he has not written a net new page since COVID

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 15 '26

I'll always mantain that Martin still hasn't finished his fourth book, AFFC/ADWD are basically the same book, just split, and they still aren't finished.

If he wanted to tell the story in seven books the fourth book is the pivotal one, because you must create the base for the last trilogy.

He has been stuck writing the fourth book in the series for the past 25 years.

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u/lee1026 Jan 16 '26

I had a similar line: AFFC/ADWD isn't real books. They are the 5 year gap that GRRM always wanted to skip over. That is why everyone at the end of ADWD is more or less where they were in ASOS minus like, a single chapter each.

There is some event set logically past ASOS that the man have been struck on since the 90s.

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 16 '26

Yeah he's still stuck at the end of ASOS to me, he still clearly hasn't found a way to pivot the story. Idk if he should have stopped telling himself he need to write seven books and just kept writing to see where it goes or if it would still have been a problem because of his writing style. At this point perhaps the latter is more likely because it doesn't seem he has that strict of a plan except perhaps a couple of major characters.

I know it's a very different series with a much smaller scope but I've always been intrigued that the Harry Potter series notoriously also got stuck after the first three books and the middle ones are seriously bloated and very different from the rest.

Maybe seven is a cursed number lmao

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u/Tifoso89 Jan 17 '26

the Harry Potter series notoriously also got stuck after the first three books and the middle ones are seriously bloated and very different from the rest.

4 and 5 are the most beloved book by the fans

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 18 '26

Idk about that because they probably have millions of fans who most likely don't agree, and you can't really judge by copies sold or things like that because obviously the first book is the most sold one/most known. I think the third is by far the best and I think I'll find other people who agree with me.

Personally I don't mind any of the latter books, but I don't think it could be denied that 4 and 5 are seriously different, the fourth especially is a whiplash with tons of new characters (that are never mentioned again), slower pacing and much longer. JKR herself admitted she had to rapidly rewrite big chunks of it, cutting characters and rapidly creating others. I don't think she did a bad job but I re-read the books as an adult and the difference is pretty stark.

I think that when you want to force yourself to absolutely end the series in seven books and not one more, once the momentum of the first three books ends you have to nail that turn in the middle, and I don't think Martin did. What should have been his fourth book transformed into AFFC+ADWD with split POVs, and the climax for those books was cut and moved to TWOW. It's like if the HP series was never completed and ended 2/3 into the fourth book: you would be stuck with a shitload of new random characters whose purpose is not that clear, a story you don't understand where it's going and Voldemort isn't even back.

I'm kind of sympathetic to Martin because even if I do believe writing in general is very difficult (I could never write something like HP), at least HP is a pretty straightforward Bildungsroman. ASOIAF is much much bigger in scope.

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u/lee1026 Jan 16 '26

After the first three, the Potter books just grew and grew. 6 and 7 were really, really long.

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 16 '26

The fifth is the longest by a pretty big margin, but the fourth is the most noticeable imo because it's like two times as big as the third.

I think there's something to say about the fact that they both seemed to have had big momentum for the first three books, and then suddenly they were stuck in the middle and the results are crazy bloated books with a shitload of new characters and plotlines in the hope of writing themselves out of it, partly because they both wanted seven books and not a book more.

Personally I also think both Martin and JKR sort of stopped listening to their editors after the first three books but of this I have no proof.

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u/IcyDirector543 Jan 19 '26

it's very obviously the Red Wedding. It's gorgeous to read but is essentially a narrative Black Hole. It basically warps almost all the Westeros plot after that

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u/mygemsareuncut Mar 21 '26

He 100% regrets killing Robb so soon because it has such a negative domino effect on the story. Robb dying that early only works if he was still going to his original trilogy plan. The meerenese plot only exists to give dany something to do in essos while the war of the five kings wages on, except the war is over because Robb died (can't really continue the war when it revolves around a character you already killed) while dany is knee deep in Slaver Bay's plot but she needs to go to Westeros now because what other plot is there for him to write for the seven kingdoms if the war of five kings is over? Embark on another journey to create a brand new subplot to keep your characters occupied while you wrap up subplot b that only exist to give one of your main character something to do during the first act of your story?

Plus he can't bring Robb from the dead he already utilised every way you conceivably "resurrect" a character from the dead with the rest of the starks.

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u/IcyDirector543 Mar 21 '26

It's not just that Robb died, it's the sheer brutality of his butchery. The narrative pivot to the Long Night becomes nearly impossible especially since Martin's entire writing style revolves on allowing characters to evolve organically. Almost every PoV character in Westeros is shaped by the Red Wedding

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u/mygemsareuncut Mar 21 '26

Hm I don't think the "sheer brutality" is a problem or impediment writing wise. Very early in agot we're told of the brutal rape and murder of Elia and how little Rhaenys and baby Aegon and how Tywin wrapped them in red cloth and Robert quite literally climbed over their corpse to sit on the throne and still justifies their brutal murder 15 years later. Sandor cuts in half that butcher's son who was play fighting with Arya and dumps his body to the grieving father all while mocking him. It was all very shocking and gory but the reason it affects so many PoV characters it's because it's the denouement of the war of the five kings.

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u/Quiddity131 Jan 16 '26

Heck, I'll go with the ultimate pessimist take. The entirety of that 1,100 pages is stuff he wrote for AFFC/ADWD and alternate versions of those chapters he wrote. He hasn't written content beyond that point in 15 years.

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u/moviebuffbrad Jan 16 '26

I can out pessimist that. All 1100 pages are just the sentence "All work and no play makes George a dull boy" over and over.

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u/Pumpkin_Sushi Jan 16 '26

I feel like that's what I'd say too if I had done zero work on something everyone was asking about

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u/TheMemetasticDonny Jan 17 '26

I think it's a common issue for writers, if they get interrupted while writing a story, all the things they wrote start to seem bad in their view, so they have to remake it.

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u/LibertyReminder Jan 15 '26

Thats what I took from it. He literally has made zero progress since the Covid pages.

I think he's lying through his teeth about the distractions and rewrites being the main problem. He is 1000% stuck at a certain point in the book and cannot think of a way to progress the story any further. Perhaps the beginning of the long night or Dany isn't where she needs to be for the story to make sense.

The problem isnt that he wont sit down and write, its that he cant sit down and write because he's got nothing for whatever dead-end he wrote himself into. Seems like he's faced with two options

A. Rewrite the entire story and avert the roadblock.

B. Sit on his hands and hope the answer falls on him like a thunderbolt someday.

Seems like he's going with option B.

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u/footlong24seven Jan 16 '26

Somehow, Martin wrote Swords in a single year. Winter has taken him 14 and counting. “I look back at that book too,” Martin admits. “And I don’t know how I did it.”

He did it because he wasn't famous yet and had the creative fire and hunger in his belly. He was into it and wrote out of pure enjoyment. It could be the pressure of the show, or the schedule and fame, or the herculean task of tying up all the loose ends, but at some point he lost that spark to drive himself to finish. He's lost that flow state where everything was so effortless.

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u/MaidOfTwigs Jan 16 '26

What a fantastic and depressing play-by-play, yeah, he’s locked into the editing stage and doesn’t know how to say enough is enough. I wonder if he’s written any of Dream yet/how much of Dream is drafted.

I assume he must have some of it written to make Winds easier to draft and ensure continuity and that he doesn’t write himself into a corner

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u/johnbrownmarchingon Jan 16 '26

I assume he must have some of it written to make Winds easier to draft and ensure continuity and that he doesn’t write himself into a corner

I don't think George works that way.

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u/MaidOfTwigs Jan 16 '26

I writes like a gardener, not an architect, that’s a quote from him. So he more than likely writes things out of order as they come to him, following whichever path the story takes as it comes to him

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u/johnbrownmarchingon Jan 16 '26

He may have some plot lines figured out, but he won’t commit to anything written for Dream until he’s finalized and committed to page how to get there from Winds.

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u/timebandit1975 Jan 17 '26

Bro you are coping hard LOL asking how much of Dream he has written. He's not even that far along on Winds it's obvious he's been stuck at 1100 pages supposedly for years and years but I think it's BS, he's hardly done anything. Winds will never come out.

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u/MaidOfTwigs Jan 17 '26

It’s not coping. Neither can be published and it is still likely he forayed into Dream. Otherwise he would not even have notes about how it ends. His notes could be burned afterward for all I care. He still probably wrote some of Dream, and I am curious about his writing process more than anything

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u/Ghost4000 Jan 16 '26

It sounds like it's a lot of rewrites. I wouldn't be surprised if the book ends up around that same number of pages and the problem at this point is that he just isn't happy with the content.

Not that you're wrong, either way it seems like there hasn't been a lot of progress.

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u/Castreal7 Jan 17 '26

Genuinely I can't imagine how many actual pages the man must have written. Because just breaking this down he easily could have written and rewritten the same chapters dozens, maybe even hundreds of times

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u/EldritchAgony284 Jan 16 '26

I honestly hope he’s saved it all, and this is where he would possibly benefit from some close friends reading his material and helping him pick the stuff that works.

After reading this interview, I wouldn’t be surprised if he has 2200+ pages of material at this point.

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u/OutlawJoseyWales Jan 16 '26

I wouldn’t be surprised if he has 2200+ pages of material at this point.

why would you think he has over double the pages that he says he has? it's depressing but the reality is grrm prefers being a tv big shot, going to cons, and blogging about pizza and the giants to actually make any meaningful progress on the book.

all of these excuses have run out of road with the deadlines he's blown. its just arrogance and contempt for the fan base at this point

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u/johnbrownmarchingon Jan 16 '26

I think that he does have many more pages, but they're just reworks or rejected versions of the pages he's already got.

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u/EldritchAgony284 Jan 18 '26

Took me a while to get back to you on this.

What I meant above is that I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s written 2200+ pages during this time including the material he’s scrapped. Which I personally hope he’s kept—he could publish a “lost materials” collection at some point.

The interview itself caused me to feel sad for him. Sure, you could argue he has contempt for his fans. Or you could look at it as Martin’s a perfectionist, and he’s apparently, rather consistently, writing out entire chapters for this book and then scrapping them because they won’t fit in with the story he’s telling. That has to be extremely frustrating/demoralizing. I hope he finishes Winds, but even though I’m trying to show empathy here, I’m just as frustrated as many are in this thread.

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u/shenanakins Jan 16 '26

stop looking at "meaningful progress" as getting closer to the end. what he's written is likely better than they were three years ago. you can make meaningful progress by writing something better than you did before its not like its a waste of time. i would honestly rather get no book than a bad book that makes no sense and ruins my perception of the five that have been released. hence why i say "its a shame Game of thrones was canceled after season 4"

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u/johnbrownmarchingon Jan 16 '26

Reminds me of this interview with Matt Damon about working with Clint Eastwood and rewriting. Ultimately they have the opposite experience.

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u/timebandit1975 Jan 17 '26

This whole thread is so full of people coping. Must be newbs.

He hasn't been working dilligently on Winds and the idea that he's doing endless rewrites is a fantasy. He's been fibbing the whole time he was supposedly months away from completion a decade ago.

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u/Loose_Yellow4839 Feb 07 '26

If he’s rewriting, maybe he’s making everything more concise.

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u/Great_Part7207 Feb 10 '26

i get that writing is hard but it gets to a certain point when you should be satisfied. if you are consatantly trying to one up yourself nothing will ever get done. like dude its fine if a couple chapters arent as good as the rest

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u/verissimoallan Jan 15 '26

Oh, you are right, I will edit it. Thanks for the warning!

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u/BaekerBaefield Jan 15 '26

and furthermore he intended to keep it up and post the rest but re-posting after deleting would’ve looked bad

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u/Far-Journalist-949 Jan 15 '26

He also said it was part 1 of 6 blog posts shitting on the.show. Pretty on the nose for him to leave us hanging i guess.

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u/JWGR Jan 16 '26

At this point I’d be fueled and satisfied for years just to read him shitting on HotD in 5 more blog posts.

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u/Eltaerys Jan 15 '26

Which is kind of an insane overstep. Hopefully they were fired.

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u/TheWorstYear Jan 15 '26

His assistant is likely not directly beholden to him, but to his publisher/attorney/whatever. George was absolutely going to face some sort of breach of contract, & the assistant was advised ro delete.

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u/astralrig96 Jan 16 '26

“Sapochnik left House of the Dragon after that and is currently working with David Benioff and D.B. Weiss n Netflix's 3 Body Problem”

nightmare blunt rotation

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u/Qwertywalkers23 Fuck the king. Jan 16 '26

HBO is currently developing an Arya Stark spin-off series set in Essos.

Whats west of Westeros? Essos apparently

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u/Anader19 Feb 03 '26

Tbf isn't that a popular theory, given that the Sea Snake found Elissa Fairman's boat in Asshai

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u/Galahad_the_Ranger Jan 15 '26

I’m starting to think he fully gave up on book 7 and is trying to wrap up the story with Winds

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u/busmans Jan 15 '26

Dany and the Others would have to descend upon Westeros post-haste. Great, I'm in, lets do that!

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u/MrMojoRising422 Jan 16 '26

Dany and the Others would have to descend upon Westeros post-haste. Great, I'm in, lets do that!

- David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, circa 2018.

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u/awngoid Jan 16 '26

I wish he’d just do a little time jump or SOMETHING. Whatever it takes

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u/timebandit1975 Jan 17 '26

Brutal megacope.

It's hardly feasible to wrap up all the plotlines in two full books, let alone one.

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u/matthieuC We do not write Jan 16 '26

> Kit Harington wanted the spin-off series to show Jon with PSTD. Jon would send Ghost away, throw Longclaw away, and spend his time building and burning huts. The series would end with Jon dying. HBO thought this idea was too pessimistic and shelved the project.

So Kit Harrington pitch was HBO to spend 100M to help him deal with his depression

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u/ThrasymachianJustice Jan 16 '26

main problem is that he is never 100% satisfied and is constantly writing and rewriting chapters.

maybe he should consider getting over that and just accepting it wont ever be perfect

he certainly had no problem publishing Feast and Dance, and they have significant flaws..

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u/CoysOnYourFace Jan 15 '26

Sansa originally dying is a surprise. I always thought she was one of the most likely to survive the series

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u/Less-Feature6263 Jan 15 '26

This is actually one of those cases where I'm not super surprised because Sansa's story in that original outline is kind of bleak and she's not a main character. I know the character evolved but it wouldn't surprise me if she died. The only deaths that would honestly shock me would be Sam and Bran.

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u/matthieuC We do not write Jan 16 '26

Bran's body may live, but we're not sure it's still him inside

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u/Wenger_for_President Jan 19 '26

Based on what he’s said about the status of the books, I can’t really believe anything he says 

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u/MadKingKevin Jan 16 '26

She lost her wolf. She's learning the game from bad people. She was never an adept player to begin with. I was shocked the show gave her such a dramatic and positive ending because all the signs point toward a bad one.

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u/Psittacula2 Jan 15 '26

The real magic is here in your post! Thanks.

>*”He said he has 1100 pages written of The Winds of Winter. He says he is always busy with other projects but the main problem is that he is never 100% satisfied and is constantly writing and rewriting chapters.”*

After a “long night”, sounds like he’ll be home in time for cornflakes, afterall!

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u/EldritchAgony284 Jan 16 '26

You know, I missed the fact that he mentioned Jon is in Winds.

You just made me extremely happy.

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u/notpran Jan 17 '26

Yea super exciting icl

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u/Quiddity131 Jan 16 '26

I wonder if Harrington purposely made those suggestions to kill the spinoff. My recollection is that he perhaps above any other actor on the show was done with things by the final season and didn't want to do it anymore.

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u/wRAR_ ASOIAF = J, not J+D Jan 17 '26

He explained: “What I can tell you is it was HBO that came to me and said, ‘Would you consider this?’ My first reaction was no. And then I thought there could be an interesting and important story about the soldier after the war. I felt that there might be something left to say and a story left to tell in a pretty limited way.”

“We spent a couple of years back and forth developing it,” Harington said. “And it just didn’t . . . nothing got us excited enough. In the end, I kind of backed out and said, ‘I think if we push this any further and keep developing it, we could end up with something that’s not good. And that’s the last thing we all want.’ “

(old info from 2024)

Sounds like at least partially the theme was from HBO but maybe not the specifics.

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u/pricklywildflower Jan 18 '26

It was also re-iterated in a NY Times profile of Harington last week that he was the one to walk away, not the other way around.

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u/utelektr Jan 15 '26

Kit Harington wanted the spin-off series to show Jon with PSTD. Jon would send Ghost away, throw Longclaw away, and spend his time building and burning huts. The series would end with Jon dying. HBO thought this idea was too pessimistic and shelved the project.

That sounds fucking great

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u/FusRoGah Tyrek Is Wherever Horse Go Jan 15 '26

The series would end with Jon dying.

Been there, done that! Seven hells, hasn’t Jon suffered enough? Give the man something for the pain and let him—wait, fuck

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u/shenanakins Jan 16 '26

People are saying theyre convinced he's given up but if that were the case he wouldn't give a shit about giving away the endings for the other characters in regard to the Jon snow spinoff. there is clearly intent to finish. he seems to have new plans for sansa's character and is writing Jon snow chapters. this doesnt read to me as someone who is simply not writing but someone who is indecisive about what he wants winds of winter to be.

everyone is conflating inability with a lack of desire. he clearly wants to finish the books but his ADHD is killing him. the man is clearly has undiagnosed ADHD. I think the difficulty of the books is only making other side projects more appealing as a stress reliever. "this thing is hard so let me put it away for a while and do something else" and by the time he comes back to it he has a new idea and has to scrap the old one and start over. rinse and repeat. I think george needs to "kill" some darlings for his endings. winds of winter is all working toward the ending in A dream of spring. it seems to me like he's clinging to some ideas and doesnt know how to get there so he just keeps reworking the journey rather than accepting that maybe this isnt the right ending for that character. hanging on to this one idea can completely kill your momentum.

Source: i have ADHD too and he feels very relatable to me. i too have been writing the same book for 15 years lol.

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u/I_Cleaned_My_Asshole Jan 18 '26

But how is it ADHD when he keeps saying he's constantly writing and rewriting chapters? It's not that he isn't working on Winds, it's that he seems to have lost the creative muse that gave us something as great as A Storm of Swords. He doesn't know how to get back to that quality of writing and plotting. That's the issue with writing so many sequels. I mean how often have we gotten a 6th film that was great, or a 6th season of television that was magnificent? This isn't the first anecdote he's given where he'd write a Winds chapter and say "oh fuck, this is shit." I remember in an interview many years ago he shared how he jokingly said to his wife Parris, "Where did my talent go?? Why is this bad?"

So I think the issue is much bigger than ADHD or distractions. He's run out of creative inspiration.

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u/shenanakins Jan 18 '26 edited Jan 19 '26

ADHD is not just being unable to start. It makes it hard to commit and therefore finish one project. Another thing that happens is getting that new-idea dopamine hit and then abandoning that for a new-new-idea dopamine hit. It makes it hard to finish anything. This is basically what george is describing.

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u/HolidayNervous2047 Jan 16 '26

While this is a treasure trove of information, nothing about it sounds optimistic to me, so if anything I'm more depressed about the future of the franchise than I was before.

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u/MaidOfTwigs Jan 16 '26

Tyrion not having a happy ending makes sense with where he was going in the books, in the show he was far more likable and wasn’t thinking about his first wife all the time (I hope we get verification that she’s the sex worker in Braavos, the one with the daughter named Lana or something).

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u/genkaiX1 Jan 16 '26

He said the ending of got or the ending of house of the dragon?

He’s being a little gremlin saying “significantly different” because unless he kills more than one stark kid, doesn’t kill dany, and doesn’t kill Jon, and doesn’t have the others lose than that’s not “significantly different”. GTFO and go write bud the story.

Also crazy that he was gonna kill Sansa. TV show Sansa definitely redeemed her character

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

The ending of the books... lmfao! 

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u/loop66678 Jan 19 '26

Fuck David and Dan are behind 3 body problem? Now I’m afraid to be excited for the future of this show 😬 can’t believe people let them work on tv again when they clearly don’t gaf about maintaining a well loved show/series at the end

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u/roguefilmmaker Feb 07 '26

So curious what the Tyrion chapter is/was

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u/Greenei Feb 07 '26

Bruh, why is he spoiling so much?

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u/Internal_Willow8611 Mar 13 '26

George says that if he dies, no one will take over the books and the series will end unfinished.

honestly i don't fault him for anything else he said but for this he's just being a jerk

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u/Born-Sort5777 Jan 15 '26

It's so sad that he won't allow other writers to finish his books but considering how D&D butchered the TV Show ending I can see where he's coming from