If you're a Game of Thronesfan but Well-Endowed Customer and Young Female Escortyou haven't got round to ordering George RR Martin's epic new Targaryen history Fire and Bloodyet, you're probably consoling yourself with the thought that it can't reallycontain that many Ice and Firehints -- it's set 300 years before Martin's main Westeros series kicks off, right?
Well, not so fast. The book may predate Daenerys & Co. by several centuries, but it still takes place in the same universe. And judging from a recent interview Martin took part in with Entertainment Weekly, the book does contain hints.
SEE ALSO: Two of the potential 'Game of Thrones' prequels are about the Targaryens"There are a few that are definitely important, but I’m not going to flag them," Martin told EW. "Readers will have to find them and puzzle out whether they’re hints or red herrings."
"Readers will have to find them and puzzle out whether they’re hints or red herrings."
The book, which is out on 20 November, clocks in at a solid 736 pages -- so there's plenty of material to dig through.
Elsewhere in the interview, Martin spoke about Winds of Winteragain, and expressed his own frustration that the book still isn't complete.
"I know there are a lot of people out there who are very angry with me that Winds of Winterisn't finished," he said. "And I'm mad about that myself. I wished I finished it four years ago. I wished it was finished now. But it’s not. And I’ve had dark nights of the soul where I’ve pounded my head against the keyboard and said, 'God, will I ever finish this? The show is going further and further forward and I’m falling further and further behind. What the hell is happening here? I’ve got to do this.'
Martin finished by saying that finishing Fire and Blood-- a book that's entirely his writing -- has been a huge emotional lift for him.
Fire and Blood is available in bookshops and online now.
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