Calling all Game of Thrones fans and A Song of Ice and Fire fans: He’s done it! The Maestro has done it! George R. R. Martin has completed(!!!)…a blog post detailing his latest updates on the definitely-not-yet-complete but hopefully-further-along-than-it-was-prior-to-quarantine The Winds of Winter. Its predecessor A Dance with Dragons came out NINE years ago next month. Yes, readers, that is correct. Understandably, fans have been getting a little antsy for good news, what with the state of the world in constant flux and all. Hopefully, George’s latest post is a welcome relief of stress. Rest assured that he is, as ever, working, on it. How much so? Let’s check out what he says.
Game of Thrones actors Iwan Rheon, Natalia Tena, Daniel Portman, Gemma Whelan and Kristian Nairn to play Dungeons & Dragons Live
Perhaps you thought it was inevitable, perhaps you thought it could never happen, but two of the biggest franchises in fantasy are coming together: the Game of Thrones cast is going to play Dungeons & Dragons. (For charity).
David Nutter reflects upon the fan reaction to the Red Wedding
During a recent webinar with other television directors, David Nutter discussed his sense of professional pride for the Red Wedding and his “amazing” experience watching fans react to it.
Con of Thrones Postponed Until 2021, with New Dates and Venue Announced!
This won’t come as a huge shock but it’s a disappointment nonetheless for Game of Thrones fans: due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mischief Management has made the decision to postpone Con of Thrones this year. The annual convention celebrating GoT, A Song of Ice and Fire and the worlds of George R.R. Martin was set to take place July 17–19, 2020. Along with the postponement until 2021 comes an exciting change-up.
In addition to Con of Thrones, Mischief has secured new dates for all its 2020 events — Con of Thrones, LeakyCon Orlando, PodcastCon, and LeakyCon Denver — while keeping the events in the same host cities as previously announced.
Each event’s rescheduled dates are as follows…
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Carice van Houten on scary fandom and the “randomness” and “clumsiness” of Game of Thrones season 8
It’s been one year since the end of Game of Thrones (exactly- today is the anniversary!) and Emmy-nominated star Carice van Houten is still full of opinions about her time on the show, and the controversial final season. She shared her thoughts with Insider this week, in a new interview.
Josh Whitehouse Talks Canceled ‘Blood Moon’ Prequel
We’ve all read plenty of interviews from actors on what it was like to be a part of the global phenomenon that was Game of Thrones. But what was it like to *almost* have the world of Westeros on your acting resume?
I Miss Game of Thrones. But Why?
By Marc N. Kleinhenz
A Song of Ice and Fire, the long-running and still-incomplete saga of books that, of course, HBO’s Game of Thrones was based upon, has been part of my life since 2006, when I tore through the novels to help pass the time on my considerable commute while living in Japan. I’ve since written about both the literary and television series for at least six different websites, edited and published a small berth of ebooks on the subject, obsessively listened to the soundtracks while working, and – my personal favorite – prepared countless Feast of Ice and Fire meals with friends (and, even, befriended that cookbook’s author in the process).
All of which, I suppose, helps to explain the realization that has been slowly dawning on me: I miss Game of Thrones – terribly.
George R.R. Martin updates us on House of the Dragon & Winds of Winter; Game of Thrones costume-makers battle COVID-19
Many people seek entertainment such as Game of Thrones to escape reality, especially in times such as these, but sometimes reality hits right back at our diversions. Still, though I can’t claim today’s news are unrelated to the Coronavirus, I assure you I don’t bring grim tidings either. In fact, George R.R. Martin has promising news about the progress of the upcoming Game of Thrones prequel TV series, House of the Dragon, as the man himself keeps working on The Winds of Winter; and some of the show’s own costumers have found a way to battle the pandemic in their own inventive way.
Announcing the winner of the Game of Thrones Fun.com 2020 Giveaway!
Filling up the long hours at home lately can be a challenge but it’s better when you have some new games to keep you and your friends and family entertained. Thanks to the good people at Fun.com, we can help you out in that department!
This week, we offered up an awesome prize pack to one luck reader featuring a duo of Thrones-themed entertainment. The package includes: A Game of Thrones Catan: Brotherhood of the Watch Board Game, and The Red Keep Game of Thrones 3D Puzzle. Our readers have entered across Twitter, Facebook and our site, and it’s finally time to choose a winner!
We’re thrilled to announce the winner of the Fun.com Game Package is…
Game of Thrones Fun.com 2020 Giveaway!
Hello, Watchers! We’re all spending a lot more time indoor these days, so what better time to throw a giveaway for the chance to win Game of Thrones games and puzzles? Thanks to the good people at Fun.com, we have the opportunity to offer one of our readers a prize pack this week that will keep you entertained for sure.
We’re accepting entries in the Fun.com giveaway for the next seven days! Enter to win in comments- and get the full details on these amazing prizes below the cut!