How to listen to special audio chapters from Game of Thrones
George RR Martin has told fans he is at home writing the next instalment to the A Song of Ice and Fire series. While fans are still waiting for The Winds of Winter, he has provided some special audiobooks to make sure they can keep up to date with the story. He has been releasing these podcasts a great deal during the lockdown, with each one holding a special twist.George RR Martin has been outdoing himself with Game of Thrones content for fans.
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