A Goldilocks of his incredible imagination with Stephen King's blue collar workman-like approach to producing completed publications. Also, with SK's ability to keep stories tight and on the tracks so that wrapping them up is way easier.
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We'd have had the series wrapped up a decade ago and probably a couple dunk and egg novellas by now too. Would've been nice but I think the chaotic process is part of what makes his world feel so lived in
Yeah, I’d take the completed series in a heartbeat, but I do wonder how much of the depth comes from him obsessing over every branch of the story instead of just moving forward.
Nah - I have just accepted that we are probably never going to see Winds of Winter.
if GRRM did 1/10 the amount of cocaine Steven King he never would've lived to write A Storm of Swords
sk is one of if not my favourite author but his ability to keep stories concise is… questionable. love him though
Not even close to GRRM
Nah, I moved on ages ago. You might enjoy this though, its George's appearance on "Tooning Out the News", including a phone call between George and James Patterson: https://youtu.be/YYz7KIWwbCs?si=LIayVRaZhyWNLO08
With how Kings endings sometimes go, season 8 would fit right in!
Have you read the rest of George’s stuff? He’s been remarkably prolific even without finishing this one series.
King is a great writer, but tends to have really shoddy endings. The world building is at times some of the greatest writing. You hated season 8? Imagine a season 8 where nothing was forgotten, but hand waved away, kinda like the elephants, but same for dorne, euron, the hound, nights watch, gendry, , , ,
No. Stephen King hasn't written anything decent in 30 years
He needs more blow to achieve that.