George R. R. Martin Fans Are Officially Still Having the Wrong Debate About ‘Winds of Winter’
Readers have waited years for George R. R. Martin’s *The Winds of Winter*, prompting repeated comparisons with Brandon Sanderson, who often publishes several books a year. Sanderson says his output comes from steady daily work, while some writers, including Martin, rely more on inspiration; their different methods make publication speed a poor measure of either author.
The article argues that pressure to finish quickly could undermine the quality fans expect from Martin’s next book. It also notes that outside factors have affected his work, and that anticipation grew after many viewers were dissatisfied with the ending of HBO’s *Game of Thrones*. Fans are waiting to learn how the characters’ stories conclude in the books.
- Fans keep comparing Martin’s pace with Sanderson’s.
- Sanderson describes his own approach as steady daily work.
- The article says Martin’s book should not be rushed.