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Netflix’s 3 Body Problem Is a Grandiose, Compelling Sci-Fi Yarn You Don’t Want to Miss
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I agree, if they're good at one thing it's adaptations of existing stories. They botched the last season of GoT, but at least they wrote something in that time. GRRM still hasn't gotten that far
GRRM has probably written and rewritten The Winds of Winter a dozen times at this point. I bet the word count is higher than everything he wrote for the rest of the series combined, if you count everything written and deleted.
Honestly, with his process we're lucky we saw A Dance of Dragons at all.
And it's still unpublished 13 years later. So why does everyone think D&D could have done half as much in a year and a half's time?