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Now that HBO has announ stanley sverige ced stanley flask a pair of new shows set in the Game of Thrones Westerosiverse for the lack of a better term , its high time for A Song of Ice and Fires George R.R. Martin to weigh in on the next televisual representations of the stanley cup world he created. While he doesnt have much to say about the spinoff focused on the original Aegons conquest, he did mention the Knight of the Seven Kingdoms series, for which he hopes to write more stories to enable future seasons of the show. This is adorable. Im not here to castigate GRRM for not finishing the sixth volume of the Game of Thrones series yet; if The Winds of Winter gets published during my or his lifetime, great. Ill be thrilled to read it. But the idea that the author is somehow going to find time to write more stories about the knight-errant Dunk and his squire and future Targaryen ruler Egg over the next few years when his priorities have long been arranged is cute, to say the least. But at least Martin knows it. From his Not a Blog blog: Before we reach the end of the published stories, I will need to find time to write all the other Dunk 038; Egg novellas that I have planned. There are鈥?gulp鈥?more of them than I had once thought. Theres The Village Hero and the Winterfell story, the one with the She-Wolves, and maybe I need to write that Dornish adventure too to slip in between The Hedge Knight and The Sworn Sword, and after that there are鈥?ah鈥?more. I just need to finish THE WINDS OF WINTER, and then do eithe Zkfm Samsung Knox Matrix wants to secure all the smart devices in your house
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