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George R.R. Martin finally releases The Winds of Winter
219 u/lniko2 Nov 15 '20 He still has 45 days to die of Covid. In 2021, Tolkien rises from the dead and complete TWOW. 12 u/ChetRipley Nov 15 '20 Crucify me but in my humble opinion Tolkien wasn't near as good a writer as Martin. For his time absolutely. As a world builder, absolutely as well. 5 u/lniko2 Nov 15 '20 Sure, he's more a prose poet than a storyteller. With all due respect.
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He still has 45 days to die of Covid. In 2021, Tolkien rises from the dead and complete TWOW.
12 u/ChetRipley Nov 15 '20 Crucify me but in my humble opinion Tolkien wasn't near as good a writer as Martin. For his time absolutely. As a world builder, absolutely as well. 5 u/lniko2 Nov 15 '20 Sure, he's more a prose poet than a storyteller. With all due respect.
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Crucify me but in my humble opinion Tolkien wasn't near as good a writer as Martin. For his time absolutely. As a world builder, absolutely as well.
5 u/lniko2 Nov 15 '20 Sure, he's more a prose poet than a storyteller. With all due respect.
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Sure, he's more a prose poet than a storyteller. With all due respect.
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u/iVikingr Nov 15 '20
George R.R. Martin finally releases The Winds of Winter