George R.R. Martin has revealed how his original version of Daenerys Targaryen was inspired more by science fiction than fantasy, and it would have completely changed A Song of Ice and Fire.
In a recent interview, George R.R. Martin explained that his A Song of Ice and Fire book series will feature a different ending than Game of Thrones, the hit HBO series based on his book series.
The next protagonist of an HBO Westeros show might subtly appear in Martin's main series books
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place in an era of Westeros we've never seen before on screen. How does it fit into the overall Game of Thrones timeline?
After fans speculated about his fate for over a decade, George R.R. Martin casually mentioned that he'll be bringing back a fan favorite character for his next book.
Fans have been waiting for The Winds of Winter for nearly 15 years. And it was first contemplated long before that.
A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin writes the most expressive foreword to a cookbook in history.
One of the fastest writers on Earth has a lot of love for the slowest.
Apparently, George R.R. Martin "could never stand fans guessing his intentions in advance, which led him to change some things in his books."
The PureASOIAF subreddit banded together to do something nice for the author of A Song of Ice and Fire.