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Just Write It: George R. R. Martin (New Yorker Article)

Just Write It!
A fantasy author and his impatient fans.
by Laura Miller April 11, 2011
George R. R. Martin

George R. R. Martin’s story suggests a new sense of what an author owes his readers.

The writer George R. R. Martin left Hollywood in 1994, determined to do what he wanted for a change. He’d had some success in television, working on a new version of “The Twilight Zone” and on the fantasy series “Beauty and the Beast.” But the pilot for “Doorways,” a series he’d developed, hadn’t been picked up, and he was tired of the medium’s limitations.


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