Winter may at long last be en route to Westeros. In the end. Then on the other hand maybe not.

Yet, every one of that aficionados of "A Song of Ice and Fire," the broad dream arrangement that prompted the HBO hit show "Game of Thrones," ‘needs to go on’ is the expression of George R. Martin, its maker.

Mr. Martin, who is 71 and lives in Santa Fe, N.M., has for a considerable length of time blown past cutoff times to convey the last composition for "The Winds of Winter," the 6th book in the arrangement, which started distributing in 1996. On Wednesday, he tweeted that "the enforced isolation" of life during a pandemic was helping him to make "steady progress" on the book.

He didn't state when perusers may get a gander at it. "I finished a new chapter yesterday, another one three days ago, another one the previous week," he wrote in a Tuesday update to his blog that was imparted to the tweet. "But no, this does not mean that the book will be finished tomorrow or published next week. It’s going to be a huge book, and I still have a long way to go."

He additionally bemoaned that he had been compelled to drop intends to visit New Zealand, however said there was "definitely a silver lining in that cloud."

"The last thing I need right now is a long interruption that might cost me all the momentum I have built up," he composed. "I can always visit Wellington next year, when I hope that both Covid-19 and THE WINDS OF WINTER will be done."

That was the main sign for his distribution plans. He asked fans not to "give any credence to any of the click-bait websites that like to parse every word of my posts," in spite of the fact that devotees of the arrangement are notable for doing that all alone.

David Moench, Mr. Martin's agent at Random House, declined answer inquiries regarding the planning of the following book.

"George Martin isn't accessible for a meeting, as he is for sure centered around composing THE WINDS OF WINTER," he said. "Random House will publish that book once it is finished, whenever that may be.

Hungry devotees of the composed arrangement have assembled at the subreddit for quite a long time, all in all sharing their expectations and dissatisfactions for the arrangement, taking note of each blog update and dismembering each word from the writer trying to discover only one more bread morsel about the up and coming book.

Mr. Martin likewise guaranteed perusers that he was sound "for an out-of-shape guy of 71," gave a couple of creator proposals — Stephen King, Emily St. John Mandel — and said he was as yet engaged with the moderate creation of "The House of the Dragon," HBO's follow-up to "Game of Thrones."

"A Dance With Dragons," the latest volume in the arrangement, was distributed in 2011. The HBO adjustment started airing at about a similar time, extended on for a long time, and afterward lapped Mr. Martin's creation of plot. While that show took off to crowd statures, routinely breaking HBO crowd records, it finished in basic thrashing for its makers.

Mr. Martin has declined talk with demands from The New York Times this year, and his group is defensive of his composing time. He found time as of late to purchase a railroad with his companions. (He likewise claims a film in Santa Fe.)

With a potential conveyance date of 2021, that would make the unfurling of the books a three-decade process.

But "The Winds of Winter" isn't the finish of this story. There's intended to be one more.

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