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Briane Nebria

The Winds of Winter Update: Why Did George R.R. Martin Say 'The Worst May Be Yet to Come'?

George R.R. Martin has spoken before about how grief has pulled him away from Westeros. (Credit: CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons)

George R.R. Martin has warned that 'the worst may be yet to come' as he reflected on grief, ageing and stalled creativity in a rare personal update about his life and work, raising fresh doubts among fans eagerly awaiting The Winds of Winter.

Writing on Monday from his long‑running 'Not A Blog,' the 77‑year‑old A Song of Ice and Fire author did not mention The Winds of Winter by name, but his account of depression, loss and dwindling energy suggested the long‑delayed novel is no closer to the finish line.

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