ArstenWhitebeard
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Yes but we are in 2014!
Right... Got a bit ahead of myself.
Pre-Christmas 2015 it is!
Yes but we are in 2014!
I've not yet decided. Right now, I'm seriously considering finding ways to isolate myself from the world between HBO Season Six and the release of A Dream of Spring. I'm not joking. Maybe I could go back to work in Taiwan... immerse myself in another culture and language... go cold turkey on the internet... Or mayhaps I could just get lucky and avoid all talk of the ending... Hey, it worked for the Sopranos... I've still never watched the final season nor have I learned what happened... Of course, I'd have to dump most of my friends in Denver... I really don't want to see the ending on HBO before I can read it.To be honest, I want to read the 6th and 7th book before I see it on tv but at the rate things are going I will accept seeing it on the screen if that's the only way I am ever going to get to see it.
I really don't want to see the ending on HBO before I can read it.
I've not yet decided. Right now, I'm seriously considering finding ways to isolate myself from the world between HBO Season Six and the release of A Dream of Spring. I'm not joking. Maybe I could go back to work in Taiwan... immerse myself in another culture and language... go cold turkey on the internet... Or mayhaps I could just get lucky and avoid all talk of the ending... Hey, it worked for the Sopranos... I've still never watched the final season nor have I learned what happened... Of course, I'd have to dump most of my friends in Denver... I really don't want to see the ending on HBO before I can read it.
Okay... let us all band together and leave for... Antarctica. What kind of job opening do they have there?
After he has written the 6th book George may just decide this tv malarkey is a lot simpler to write/co-write and just leave the last parts for the tv series :-O He will be about 67 when he is to start writing book 7..
It's surprisingly easy to avoid spoilers. I read a lot of blogs and sites that have articles about the show. I never read the articles so if I didn't know already what happens I would never know. There was a bit of an uproar after the Red Wedding episode but even then I never ran across any overt spoilers....just that something big had happened.
My wife and I didn't get into Breaking Bad until about two weeks before the finale. Even though we binge watched the series we still didn't get to the finale until about 4 months after it aired. During that entire time I never knew how it ended. I didn't know a single detail about any part of the series while we watched it even though most of the episodes had been out for years by then!
It's really pretty easy to avoid spoilers so you guys really shouldn't worry too much. Simply avoid any articles that mention ASOIAF. That will mean never doing Google searches for anything involving the series and will definitely mean leaving a site like this in which spoilers are not only rampant but expected (how else would we discuss the series?). The biggest risk might be social media. I have something like 220 friends on Facebook yet still never got any spoilers for Breaking Bad or The Sopranos or any other "major" television event. You guys can do it!