The Winds of Winter

Martin jokingly wrote that fans could imprison him if he didn't finish his latest book in time for New Zealand's Worldcon 2020, which began today. Now fans are trying to hold him to his word.

"If nothing else, the enforced isolation has helped me write," the author revealed in a recent blog post.

George R.R. Martin described a new addition to the A Song of Ice and Fire bestiary while speaking with Neil deGrasse Tyson on National Geographic Channel's late-night talk show 'StarTalk'.

George R.R. Martin reminisces on the series history, but avoided Season 8 scripts and set visits to focus his attention on "The Winds of Winter."

With his Targaryen history "Fire & Blood" released, GRRM is doubling down on "The Winds of Winter" and its follow-up, "A Dream of Spring."

George R.R. Martin hasn't decided whether he'll launch straight into "A Dream of Spring" after completing "The Winds of Winter," which could hit shelves as soon as April 2019.

George R.R. Martin has had fans ask him to sign babies and pets, but "A Song of Ice and Fire" author's weirdest encounter involved scissors.

"Game of Thrones" author George R.R. Martin (GRRM) responded, at length, to commenters worried about his possible death and an incomplete "Song of Ice and Fire."

Publishers are pressuring George R.R. Martin to cut "The Winds of Winter" in half.

George R.R. Martin did more than confirm "The Winds of Winter" won't have a 2018 release date, also revealing "Fire & Blood" will be out this November.

'Who Fears Death,' a 2010 novel by U.S.-Nigerian Nnedi Okorafor, is a post-apocalyptic account of a genocide in Africa.

Winter is going to have to come (a lot) later than planned.

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Is George R.R. Martin any closer to finishing his long-awaited sixth novel, "The Winds of Winter?"

Pictures from the "Game of Thrones" season six finale, titled "The Winds of Winter".