George Raymond Richard Martin

George Raymond Richard Martin, commonly known as George RR Martin or GRRM, is an American writer, editor, TV screenwriter, and producer who excels in writing fantasy, science fiction, and horror novels. He has won multiple literary awards such as the Hugo Award, Nebula Award, Trajectory Award, and World Science Fiction Award. George Martin made 17 appearances in the Hugo Awards annual runoff, won 4 awards, made 13 appearances in the Nebula Awards annual runoff, and won 2 awards. He has won one World Fantasy Award, one Bloomstock Award for the highest honor of horror fiction, 12 Most Popular Fiction Awards for authoritative magazine tracks, and other national awards. His work 'Song of Ice and Fire' has been translated into dozens of languages and has won awards in various countries. Martin's works mainly focus on characters, with delicate and rich descriptions, breaking through the inherent creative mode of fantasy literature and leading the reading trend multiple times. Representative works include one of the top ten romantic space operas, \The Passing of Light\, \The Wind Harbor\ expanded from the Hugo Award winning story, \The Voyage of Tuff\, which is deeply loved by magazine readers, and the contemporary serious and fantasy classic \Song of Ice and Fire\ series. Due to the brilliant achievements of Martin's works, he was hailed by Time Magazine as the Tolkien of the United States and Hemingway of the New Century, and was selected as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2011.