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Published 09:46 26 Apr 2018 BST

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Although it’s not going to be as long as the other books in the Game of Thrones series, at 989 pages, it will still be very long, with the first volume covering all the Targaryen kings from Aegon I (the Conquerer) to the regency of Aegon III (the Dragonbane), and a second half promised somewhere down the line too.
Martin also assures fans that there will also be dragons.
“Lots of dragons.”
The author was keen to stress that Fire & Blood is not a novel and he also confirmed that HBO is “presently developing a number of different prequels to Game of Thrones”.
Whether those prequels will be based on material from Fire & Blood, Martin said that he was “not allowed to say” and added that he will be returning to work on The Winds of Winter, although he gave no hint about when that itself will be going on release.
With the final season of Game of Thrones not airing for another year or so and Martin’s latest work not available until November, fans of the books and the show have had to be awfully patient of late, but we’re sure it will all be worth the wait.Explore more on these topics:
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