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George R. R. Martin Says He'll Kill More Characters Than the Show - News Directory 3

George R. R. Martin Says He’ll Kill More Characters Than the Show

January 20, 2026 Marcus Rodriguez Entertainment
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  • Martin plans seven​ books in his A song ⁤of Ice and Fire series, but only⁣ five have been published ‌so far.
  • Martin hasn't‌ confirmed if the seventh book ⁣will be the final‌ one, so readers might see more stories in⁤ the future.
  • "I wanted to kill more characters, but not the ones they'd already killed in the ‌television version.
Original source: novinky.cz

George ‍R.R. Martin plans seven​ books in his A song ⁤of Ice and Fire series, but only⁣ five have been published ‌so far. A Dance with Dragons, the⁢ most recent installment, came out in 2011. Martin intends to​ write The winds‍ of ‍Winter and A Dream ⁤of Spring.

Trailer for Knight of the Seven ‍KingdomsVideo: HBO

Martin hasn’t‌ confirmed if the seventh book ⁣will be the final‌ one, so readers might see more stories in⁤ the future. HBO ⁤had to finish the later⁣ seasons of its television series based on​ Martin’s rough outline as he delayed completing the two planned books.

“I wanted to kill more characters, but not the ones they’d already killed in the ‌television version. HBO essentially gave it a happy ending,” Martin⁢ told The Hollywood Reporter. Read the full interview here.

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