Not A Blog. Not A Blog is the personal blog of George R. R. Martin. Formerly located at LiveJournal, in April 2018 it was moved to Martin's own website. [1] Older entries and comments will remain on LiveJournal, but new updates to the blog will be on Martin's site only. Information presented by Martin in blog entries and comments is considered
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April 18, 2023. Them dosh-garned cooters are spreading out, despite the best efforts of Sheriff Lindley, his deputy Sweets, them miscreants, and the other good people of Pachuco, Texas. If this keeps up, they’ll be everywhere. Not quite yet, though. This month, we have it on good authority that they plan to attack Atlanta, Georgia and Dubuque
FIRE & BLOOD Is Back! If you missed Archmaester Gyldayn’s history of the Targaryen dynasty the first time around, have no fear. Our friends at Bantam Spectra are bringing it back. On sale TODAY in both trade paperback and mass market, with new tie-in cover art from HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (scheduled to debut on HBO on August 21), and
Devourer of Crabs. Never get between Parris and a crab, especially if it’s a blue crab from the Chesapeake Bay. She gets a manicial gleam in her eye, and begins to wield her little wooden mallet like Thor wields Mjolnir. Witness this shot of her at the 1983 worldcon in Baltimore, where the concom made the mistake of combining the Hugo Awards
Fandom in the 70s. Ah, I remember it well.. skinny-dipping in the hotel pools, masquerade costumes that left little or nothing to the imagination, belly-button artwork…. I’m sure there are some who would love to take a bite out of that Sunkist, but I would sooner stop and smell the flowers myself. Guest of Honor.
A Rocket from Wisconsin. October 17, 2023. Back in March, we showed our short film NIGHT OF THE COOTERS at the Midwest Weirdfest festival in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and won the award for Best Science Fiction Short. The trophy was not ready at the time, but it is now, and the good folks in Eau Claire were kind enough to send it to us.
In a blog post, George RR Martin shared insights into the decision to transition Nine Voyages from live action to animation. Budget constraints were cited as a key factor, with the extensive sea-based storyline posing financial challenges.
On his personal blog, Martin discussed a Vanity Fair list of great TV episodes and weighed in thusly: "If I had to pick one episode that was even more perfect than all the others on the list
Martin, a maestro of fantasy literature, doesn’t use modern writing tools. Instead, he turns to a piece of technology that many today might find archaic, the 36-year-old WordStar 4.0. WordStar, a DOS-based word processing software, dominated the digital writing scene in the 1980s, with version 4.0 having launched in 1987.
And they did with a fantasy, a genre that previously had gotten very little respect. GAME OF THRONES changed television, and let us hope that all the fantasy shows that follow — some GOT prequels, many not — will take the torch we lit and carry it proudly. This year’s winner will be announced in LA on September 22.
Westeros.org is the premiere fansite for George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire and related works, providing all the latest News as well as an extensive lore archive. You can also discuss the series on the forums , browse the fan-edited wiki and play the MUSH .
I, Claudius, Robert Graves X. Deadwood X. Rome X. Dragonslayer (particularly Vermithrax Pejorative, which is the best film depiction of a dragon, according to GRRM—Though I believe he recently said that the recent film-Smaug gave V.P. a run for its money) X. Lost (but as a like, opposite influence) X X.
George RR Martin has revealed fresh details about his newly announced Game of Thrones prequel series. wrote in a blog post that the new adaptation will be based on his novella The Hedge Knight
In a recent blog post in which he sings the praises of the Netflix animated series Blue Eye Samurai, George R.R. Martin writes about animated projects based on his work currently in development.
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