Sure, only one of the five will probably make it to air. But this is getting excessive.
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The 2016 Emmy nominations were announced yesterday, and Game of Thrones picked 23 nods. Many of them celebrated on social media, including the creator of Westeros himself, George R.R. Martin, who took to his Not a Blog to discuss the good news.
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Including one that will be revealed at 'the very end'...
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Because, hate to break it to you: it won't
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George R. R. Martin is open to a Game of Thrones spin-off.
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During an interview with Northwestern Magazine, George R.R Martin discussed his own experience attending the university, his approach to writing and plans for A Song of Ice and Fire.
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''I have decided to do that, yes. It’s something that involves a couple characters one whom is dead in the show but not dead in the books. So the show can’t do this, unfortunately.”
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WARNING: THIS POST HAS SPOILERS APLENTY
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To me, in fiction, the journey is more important than the destination, so I’m ready to accept a world where the show reaches the same destination of the books by a different path. Having multiple angles on the same story will make both richer.
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It’s now official: George R.R. Martin’s next book in the Song of Ice and Fire series, The Winds of Winter, won’t come out before the next season of Game of Thrones.
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