The Internet Can’t Get Enough Of The Author Who Trolled George R.R. Martin For Not Finishing The Game Of Thrones Books

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Although House of the Dragon by HBO likely won’t air in 2025 television lineups, the realm of Game of Thrones remains active with A Knight of Seven Kingdoms set to premiere this year, hinting at a potential revisit to Westeros. Meanwhile, George R.R. Martin‘s original writings are experiencing delays, as they have in popular culture discussion once more.

It’s not hard to guess that internet users truly resonated with the sentiment, as they often do when experiencing discomfort. This might be why author Larry Correia’s playful dedication in his latest work, Heart of the Mountain, sparked such a reaction. The message, brief, charming, and somewhat sarcastic, is displayed below:

[Dedication]

To all those who said my book was too long…

This one’s for you.

Enjoy your epic short story!

It seems like one more round in the continuous loop of trends in popular culture, as speculation about Martin’s slow progress on “The Winds of Winter” has sparked once again. Fans have been vocal in their reactions, much like they did last summer when George R.R. Martin expressed frustration over “House of the Dragon,” with comments emphasizing the ongoing wait for the next installment of “A Song of Ice and Fire.

Instead of quoting directly from “The Winds of Winter,” what we’re going to present carries a similar coolness, much like the winter itself. Here are some of the most impressive comebacks from the dedicated fans of “Game of Thrones”:

1. When asked about book theories, one fan responded, “I don’t have theories; I have facts.”

2. Another fan, when faced with a heated debate, simply said, “I’d rather discuss Jon Snow’s parentage than politics.”

3. In response to a controversial theory, a fan cleverly commented, “If you think is going to be the villain, then you haven’t been paying attention.”

4. When someone suggested an unlikely pairing for a character, another fan replied, “I don’t ship it, but I won’t stop you from rowing your boat.”

5. In defense of a favorite character, one fan stated, “If you don’t like , then you don’t like the story either.”

  • “Don’t worry, angry George R.R. Martin fans! George can just clap back at Larry Correia on the dedication page of WINDS OF WINTER. Oh wait.” – @SCWKorsgaard
  • “lol It’s deserved! I’m sorry, but the people defending GRRM… almost 15 years! 15 years!” – @Chris_M_Author
  • “GRRM should dedicate his next HBO tv series to Correia.” – @musicalcolin
  • “I just know he deleted 50 pages just because of this” – @d4rks1ster_
  • “Do not provoke that man. He’ll spite us and prolong WoW another ten years” – @DanyDayne

It’s only fair to acknowledge that Larry Correia’s dedication has drawn some sarcastic comments. At the same time, it’s likely that the rate at which fans are giving up on “The Winds of Winter” won’t decrease. Despite George R.R. Martin announcing his plans to complete this book and sharing details about “A Knight of Seven Kingdoms” television production.

Despite the amusement the internet may have sparked towards George R.R. Martin, he’ll ultimately have the final say on the outcome of “The Winds of Winter”. Although its development remains fluid, there’s a possibility that some fan theories could influence Martin to replicate an event from “A Song of Ice and Fire” where a book was dropped due to a scene so intense it shocked even its creators.

For those eagerly anticipating Westeros-related content, a Max subscription is highly recommended as the entire series of “Game of Thrones” and both seasons of “House of the Dragon” are accessible on this platform. The upcoming release of “A Knight of Seven Kingdoms” has yet to be determined, but we can look forward to it before “The Winds of Winter” hits bookstores.

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2025-01-17 20:07