In a world where fantasy fans are more impatient than dragons waiting for dinner, George R.R. Martin has finally snapped back at the endless chorus of “you’ll never finish the book”.

The creator of the epic “A Song of Ice and Fire” series dropped a blog post that was part sass, part frustration, and entirely mood. Instead of just quietly writing (or not writing), Martin decided to call out the skeptics who’ve lost faith in his ability to complete “The Winds of Winter”.

The Martin Manifesto

With the energy of someone who’s absolutely done with the internet’s constant side-eye, Martin went full meta. He sarcastically mimicked his critics, essentially saying, “Oh, I know you think I’ll never finish, that I’m too old, that I don’t care anymore”. Spoiler alert: He very much cares.

More Than Just Westeros

But here’s the tea: Martin isn’t just sitting around twiddling his thumbs. While fans are obsessed with his fantasy world, he’s actually working on other fascinating projects. Case in point? He’s adapting a novella about the Twelve Labors of Hercules into an animated feature. Take that, impatient fans.

The Character Love Is Real

Despite the internet’s constant trolling, Martin made one thing crystal clear: he deeply loves his characters. The Starks, Lannisters, Targaryens - they’re not just names on a page. They’re his creative children, and he’s not about to abandon them just because the internet is getting antsy.

So, to all the doubters out there: George R.R. Martin is still writing, still creating, and definitely still giving zero f*cks about your timeline expectations.