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‘The Batman Part II’ Screenwriter Shares Two Notebooks Filled With Material for a ‘Game of Thrones’ Spin-Off
Mattson Tomlin, the screenwriter of The Batman Part II, has shared photos on Twitter showing two filled notebooks containing material for a Game of Thrones spin-off titled Aegon’s Conquest. The project has been in development for around two years, with Tomlin working closely alongside George R. R. Martin on the script. -
The head of HBO spoke about the conflict between George Martin and the showrunner of House of the Dragon Ryan Condal
HBO would like to keep the dispute between George R.R. Martin and House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal behind closed doors, but that's no longer possible. HBO CEO Casey Bloys spoke about the drama that arose during the production of the series. -
Legendary animator Genndy Tartakovsky has joined the team behind a new animated project set in the A Song of Ice and Fire universe. Western media report that the creator of Samurai Jack, Primal, and Star Wars: Clone Wars will be working on HBO’s animated series The Sea Snake. -
The series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms drew 6.7 million viewers in its first three days following its January 18 premiere on HBO and HBO Max. The figures were reported by Warner Bros. Discovery, citing Nielsen data and internal platform statistics, as published by TheWrap. -
“This Is the Best Thing He’s Ever Written” — ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Showrunner on Martin’s Novellas
The showrunner of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Ira Parker, said that work on the first season of the series took place in close and calm collaboration with George R. R. Martin, without conflicts or creative disagreements. According to Parker, both sides reached a shared understanding of the story and characters from the very beginning. -
“Maybe I’ll Let Her Live”: George R.R. Martin Reveals Which Character He Changed His Mind About Killing Because of the TV Series
George R.R. Martin, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, revealed that he originally planned to kill one of the key characters in A Song of Ice and Fire, but is now reconsidering that decision due to the character’s success in the TV series Game of Thrones. -
George R. R. Martin told The Hollywood Reporter about his progress on the sixth book of A Song of Ice and Fire — The Winds of Winter. The author shared an approximate page count for the manuscript and compared his current pace to that of earlier entries in the series. -
“This Is No Longer My Story”: George R. R. Martin Speaks About His Conflict With the House of the Dragon Showrunner
George R. R. Martin, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, described his relationship with House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal as “worse than strained” and outright “abysmal.” The author revealed details of the fallout, which began after the first season of the series. -
‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Earns Strong Reviews — The Most Grounded and Heartfelt Project in the Game of Thrones Universe
The HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, whose first season premieres on January 19, 2026, has received largely positive reviews from Western critics. The show is already being described as the most intimate and human-scale project in the Game of Thrones universe — smaller in scope, but deeply focused on character, morality, and the atmosphere of Westeros. -
Author George R. R. Martin has outlined between 10 and 12 new story ideas centered on Ser Duncan the Tall and his squire Egg that have not yet been published as novellas. These story outlines were shared directly with A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms showrunner and co-creator Ira Parker during the project’s early development phase. -
Sophie Turner, who played Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones, has spoken about the possibility of returning in an HBO sequel series. The eldest daughter of Ned Stark finished Game of Thrones as Queen in the North, ruling an independent kingdom separate from the other six. -
HBO has unveiled the final trailer for its second Game of Thrones prequel, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which premieres January 18, 2026 on HBO and Max. The trailer debuted at CCXP in Brazil, immediately setting the tone for the series: fewer political schemes, more grounded storytelling, philosophy, and visceral knightly duels. -
HBO continues to expand the Game of Thrones universe, and according to author George R. R. Martin, new spin-offs are in development—including “some sequels.”
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