The official website of the author of the best-selling fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire and its HBO adaptation House of the Dragon. Find out the latest news, updates, and insights on his books, movies, and projects.

June 23, 2023. Awards season is upon us, and I am pleased to report that DARK WINDS has won two Vision Awards, given annually by the National Association of Multi-Ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC). Zahn McClarnon won for best performance in a drama, for his portrayal of Joe Leaphorn. And DARK WINDS itself was voted the Best Drama Series. George R.R. Martin posted a short video to his Not A Blog webpage, to announce that he has caught COVID and is self quarantining in Los Angeles, CA prior to returning to Santa Fe, NM. COVID-19 A Rocket from Wisconsin. October 17, 2023. Back in March, we showed our short film NIGHT OF THE COOTERS at the Midwest Weirdfest festival in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and won the award for Best Science Fiction Short. The trophy was not ready at the time, but it is now, and the good folks in Eau Claire were kind enough to send it to us. George R.R. Martin wrote, 2016-01-02 00:24:00. George R.R. Martin You can blame my travels or my blog posts or the distractions of other projects and the Cocteau
George R. R. Martin started A Song Of Ice And Fire in 1991 and it remains unfinished. God managed to build the world in six days, though to be fair he didn’t really do much plotting. In this
Martin, a maestro of fantasy literature, doesn’t use modern writing tools. Instead, he turns to a piece of technology that many today might find archaic, the 36-year-old WordStar 4.0. WordStar, a DOS-based word processing software, dominated the digital writing scene in the 1980s, with version 4.0 having launched in 1987.
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