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Stephen King Once Gave George R.R. Martin The Perfect Advice For His Writer's Block
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scrn loglineTwo literary giants collide as Stephen King drops a major writing tip that could break George R.R. Martin's infamous battle with writer's block.beat sheet- According to the article, Stephen King - who is known for his incredibly rapid writing pace - once gave George R.R. Martin, the famously slow-moving author of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, some crucial advice on how to overcome writer's block.
- The key to Martin's writer's block breakthrough? King simply told him to 'write the next book' - sage wisdom that could finally unlock the next installment of the Game of Thrones saga for eager fans.
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Stephen King Once Gave George R.R. Martin The Perfect Advice For His Writer's Block
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Jeremy Mathai)
scrn logline
Two literary giants collide as Stephen King drops a major writing tip that could break George R.R. Martin's infamous battle with writer's block.
beat sheet
- According to the article, Stephen King - who is known for his incredibly rapid writing pace - once gave George R.R. Martin, the famously slow-moving author of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, some crucial advice on how to overcome writer's block.
- The key to Martin's writer's block breakthrough? King simply told him to 'write the next book' - sage wisdom that could finally unlock the next installment of the Game of Thrones saga for eager fans.
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Stephen King, George R.R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones