George R. R. Martin has acknowledged that he is significantly delayed in finishing 'The Winds of Winter,' admitting, 'Unfortunately, I am 13 years late.' He expressed confusion over how he arrived at this juncture, stating, 'I don't know, it happens a day at a time.' His statements reflect the enormous pressure he feels regarding the completion of this long-anticipated book, indicating that his commitment is genuine despite the misgivings of fans.
Addressing the rumors surrounding the completion of 'The Winds of Winter' and its follow-up 'A Dream of Spring,' Martin seeks to reassure fans that completing the series remains a priority. However, he candidly remarks, 'Maybe they're right. I don't know. I'm alive right now! I seem pretty vital!' This highlights the uncertainty surrounding his writing schedule and the expectations placed upon him by eager fans.
In a light-hearted comment about his productivity and life choices, Martin quipped, 'I’m not a golfer,' indicating he has no plans to retire or slow down despite the delays in his writing. He acknowledges the abundance of projects unrelated to his novels, including a lawsuit against OpenAI and producing films based on his late friend's work, underlining that he remains active and engaged in creative endeavors beyond 'The Winds of Winter.'
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