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We’re all bummed after learning George RR Martin is still not done withThe Winds of Wintereven after more than a decade since he started writing it, but there is still hope for the author to finish it. All he has to do is follow Stephen King’s writing strategy to get things done.
King is one of the most popular writers in the world best known for his horror novels. He has over sixty books in total, and many of these titles have been adapted on the big screen. To produce that number of books, King has his own mantra that Martin should hear so he could finally finish his upcoming sixth novel.
George RR Martin Needs to Follow Stephen King’s Writing Style
In his conversation withEsquire, renowned authorStephen Kingshared some life lessons he has learned through the years and when it comes to writing, he noted that it’s a daily activity that one should fulfill without fail.
I have to work every day because I have to keep it fresh. If you take a few days off, it all starts to look kind of tacky—like an old campaign poster that’s running in the rain.
Indeed, a writer must keep his ideas fresh all the time. The brain is a muscle that must be exercised, and writing is a great way to get those creative juices flowing.George RR Martinhas been accused by fans of slacking when it comes to his highly anticipated novelThe Winds of Winter.
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He started working on it in 2010, but because he has been involved in several live-action projects – fromGame of ThronestoHouse of the Dragon– he hasn’t gotten enough time to sit down and pick up his pen.
The 76-year-old writer needs to prioritize finishing his novel. He was able to write a prequel book calledFire & Bloodduring the timeGame of Throneswas airing as he was no longer heavily attached to the show in the latter seasons. Certainly, he can do that now that he’s hinted he’s not so involved inHouse of the Dragonfollowing hislong rant about Season 2.
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King’s writing advice will surely come in handy for Martin and hopefully, he’ll get his book published sooner than later.
George RR Martin Gives an Upsetting Update onThe Winds of Winter
Martin has finally provided fans the latest update on the book viaTHRalthough it’s not as hopeful as we expected. While the author still believes it’s a prime concern for him, he also acknowledges the fact that he might never finish it.
That’s still a priority. A lot of people are already writing obituaries for me. [They’re saying] ‘Oh, he’ll never be finished.’ Maybe they’re right. I don’t know. I’m alive right now! I seem pretty vital!
There is still time to work on the final touches to his novel. Martin only needs to reignite his interest and devote a few hours every day to writing. As King mentioned, he needs to keep his ideas fresh.
Ariane Cruz
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Ariane Cruz is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, majorly focusing on TV shows with over 3,000 articles published. Her love for pop culture and the creative arts fuels her passion to deliver engaging and informative stories. Her daily consumption of films, shows, and books keeps her energized for the day, along with her mission to serve as the bridge between fans and their favorite franchises.
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