He updated!

shaggydog said:
so it shows WHO wins the kingsmoot???? is there any chance to find it?

Well, I know the answer to that!
But I think I have the hyperlink to it at home so gimme a couple of hours and I'll post the link on here & proceed at your own discretion! :)
 
Yes, I would love the hyperlink to that story too. I did some research on it a few months ago and thought it could only be found in the print version of Dragon. Hope I was wrong...
 
Okay, last time I posted on a GRRM update thread I got it locked. Oops.

Well, this is legit update news. GRRM's Blog's entry for June 23, 2012, says that he's calling The Winds of Winter the "Son of Kong." That does not sound encouraging. On the other hand, he's writing tons of other stuff! A fourth Dunk'n Egg. The Lands of Ice and Fire, a book of ASOIAF geography (or would that be georgeography) will go on sale at the end of the year. And he's working on The World of Ice and Fire, a concordance. That's nice, but isn't all that info already on the web?
 
Boaz - I assume when he means "Son of Kong" it will probably be another 1000+ pages of going nowhere? It would be sad if he is pulling a Robert Jordan because everyone is hoping he can finish the story properly in the next couple of books. He is already a success story so I think capitalising on the books just to stretch them out will result in fans not really bothering to read him anymore.
 
The list of what he's working in seemed to go on and on.
not really effective, working that way.
 
bio, over the last two years of writing ADWD, GRRM referred to it as "King Kong."

Midna, He is at the height of his popularity, his profession, his ability to generate income, and probably his creative powers. It appears that he's caught in circumstances that are now beyond his control and that he's found it difficult to just say no. Effective? I cannot say because I'm not a writer, but his popularity would argue otherwise. Efficient? Most likely, not. I cannot believe that his situation is stress free or comfortable.
 

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