![]() ![]() ![]() According to Martin, not all of the characters who survived in the adaptation will make it to the end of ASOIAF and vice versa, meaning not everyone who died in the adaptation will die in the books. Martin also confirms, in the same post, a popular theory among fans: the book series will end significantly differently from the TV show (which may be good or bad, depending on how you look at it). Things twist, things change, new ideas come to me (thank you, muse), old ideas prove unworkable, I write, I rewrite, I restructure, I rip everything apart and rewrite again, I go through doors that lead nowhere, and doors that open on marvels,” he says on his latest post regarding the much-awaited installment. Things are growing… and changing, as does happen with us gardeners. ![]() So I am not going to give you all any kind of detailed report on the book, but… I will say this. If I had kept on with the readings, half the book might be out by now. I actually quite enjoyed doing that, until the day came that I realized I had read and/or posted the first couple of hundred pages of WINDS, or thereabouts. Reading sample chapters at cons, or posting them on line, which I did for years, gives away even more. “Even saying that I am working on a Tyrion chapter, as I did last week, gives away the fact that Tyrion is not dead. ![]()
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