"Game of Thrones" season 7 air date has already been announced and the sixth book in "A Song of Ice and Fire" series is still in limbo. While Martin refuses to share the release date details, fan speculate that the book is already finished.
Popular show "Game of Thrones" is on its seventh season and its air date has already been declared to be summer 2017. However, the fans wait impatiently to get the latest update about the release of the much awaited book.
George RR Martin has already expressed his reluctance to share details about his writing progress, according to his blog. However, the fans continue to speculate about its impending release. Some fans even go so far as to guess that the book is almost finished and that the famous author is only taking his time to fine-tune the draft.
According to a Reddit forum, a user cra68 suggests that "The Winds of Winter" writer is just stalling the book because he is taking to make the final edits before he releases for the fans. The fans also believe that all the loose ends must be tied to make the book worthy of the wait.
The book lovers are not just worried about "The Winds of Winter" but also the last part of the series, "A Dream of Spring." There is also a rumor that the sixth and the seventh book will be released at the same time.
In a separate news the spoilers indicate that Daenerys will meet a tragic fate in the book. If the reports are worth its salt, then the fan's favorite character will unleash her fire wrath in Westeros. Dany is rumored to lead her army into burning Westeros down to ashes in the novel.
Meanwhile, a well known theorist, Brynden B Fish, of "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, noted that the much awaited book will be released in earl 2017, he said in an interview with The Verge. However, he also mentioned that he is more worried about the book's quality and not so much about its release date.
Many fans hope that the theorists' prediction about early 2017 release is true. However, it is only Martin who knows the answer to the release date conundrum.