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I really think so. With Con/Awards travels behind us and HBO boiled it down to one show, I really think George will have fewer distractions moving forward. Besides, last May George quipped about New Zealand imprisoning him if the book is not done by next July really points out that George was near the end. Now it depends if he can immures himself back in the story and how much work is left. I really hope the people behind the new show don't need George for the next few months while they figure it out.

How about Lena Headey? She would be great!

Thanks for putting the summary together. Regarding Titancon, is the Saturday August 24th 14:00 GRRM panel with George R.R. Martin, a reading by George? Your summary does not include any information about it.

Thank you for sharing the news. Is the progremme posted somewhere online?

Would you able to direct me to where I can find more information about the reading slots? If you have a timeline for the decision-making process, I'd really appreciate it.

Hey folks, Do we know if George is planning a reading at Worldcon?

Is he going to write an episode if the show is picked up?

I hope it is true!

Pray for a big fat book that can not be published in one tome. I'll be OK with one Bran chapter of it is a huge book.

Just found this on reddit:

George has been MIA on Not A Blog. Last post was on December 19. Seems the deadline is for Winds (fingers crossed).

But early chapters in the book are typically set in some way or another. He can edit those chapters.

TWOW is the most anticipated book for the publisher. I don't see a reason why they don't want to work with George on editing it as it is written rather than after it is delivered, especially that the publisher want to release the book as soon as humanly possible.

George can send all of the finished chapters to his editors now, and continue writing the reminder of the book. Make the writing process a dynamic one; his editors read and correct the book as it is written. When the last chapter is delivered, they can do final edits which can be done effectively in 3 months. Sitting on finished chapters-riddled with errors- for years is unfathomable.

He can start editing whatever he has now rather than after the entire book is delivered. The current sample chapter, Arianne II, has a glaring error: "Mistfall" instead of "Mistwood". George admits that he's a slow writer, why not complement the slow writing with error free writing? F&B was a better read because of fewer glaring errors. ADWD on the other hand was not.