ICYMI: With all of the excitement surrounding GameOfThrones & HouseOfTheDragon, a reminder that GeorgeRRMartin's novels will be 'quite different' from what you've been seeing on your screen. / HBO GRRM HOTD
\nWhen it comes to the future of HBO and George R.R. Martin's 'Game of Thrones' universe, the future is looking brighter with each passing episode of the prequel series House of the Dragon . And with talk of a Kit Harington-starring & producing spinoff sequel series Snow in development, it looks like we're going to learn what happened after the beloved\/loathed series finale.
' And in explaining the process, GRRM came to a realization: 'my gardening is taking me further and further away from the television series.' And what that means? Well, let's just say that GOT viewers may end up being as much in the dark about what's to come as those only reading the novels. 'Yes, some of the things you saw on HBO in GAME OF THRONES you will also see in THE WINDS OF WINTER … but much of the rest will be quite different,' Martin wrote in the entry.
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