Los Angeles: American novelist George R R Martin said he does not regret missing Comic-Con 2015 as he was already preoccupied with work, reported Entertainment Weekly.
The 66-year-old writer, whose bestselling series A Song of Ice and Fire has been adapted by HBO for its dramatic television series Game of Thrones, said it was best to skip Comic-Con as the cast was already there.
"Staying home was the right decision. It is hardly as if HBO needed me in San Diego to represent (Game of Thrones); not with so much of our cast on hand," the author wrote on his blog.
"I have so much work to do. I am way behind on everything. And if truth be told, San Diego has gotten overwhelming in recent years," he said.
The 66-year-old writer, whose bestselling series A Song of Ice and Fire has been adapted by HBO for its dramatic television series Game of Thrones, said it was best to skip Comic-Con as the cast was already there.
"Staying home was the right decision. It is hardly as if HBO needed me in San Diego to represent (Game of Thrones); not with so much of our cast on hand," the author wrote on his blog.
"I have so much work to do. I am way behind on everything. And if truth be told, San Diego has gotten overwhelming in recent years," he said.
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