Things Completed Less Time than TWoW

And those books got quite long winded toward the end, too.

In GURM's defense, Stephen King's The Dark Tower was his magnum opus, and took 32 years between 1970 and 2012 to complete 8 books.

However...

Between 1970-2012, I counted 65 books including novels, novellas, and anthologies that King released in total during those 32 years. I didn't count how many pages in total. That's an average of roughly 2 books a year, though.

Not only that, but if we take 32 years, that's an average of 4 years per book. Right now, GURM is at the 4 year average with 5 books in 20 years, so if he can churn out 2 books by 2024, he can compare his series to King's regarding gardening.

Yes, King actually likes his fans and is a lot more disciplined. I liked his 6 page a day rule. Hell, imagine that was your job. Write 6 pages. You already claim to know the story. College students probably write that much in certain curricula.

The Civil War. Yes the South seceded from the Union, The North released the Emancipation Proclamation, the US engaged in the bloodiest war in it’s history, and began starting reconstruction all in less time than it has taken George to write TWoW.

Now keep in mind that we are quickly approaching the timeframe for the Revolutionary War! That will be a milestone indeed because if he hits that we can say that the founding documents were written and passed by Congress then they set up our entire government which serves as the foundation of all of Western society which influences all the world, went to war and fought for our independence all in less time than it too George to write TWoW.

Thats a really good one, I wonder if they are endangered? They must live a long time. I'm curious will Wikipedia.

Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan's conquests of their respective empires.