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Do you love The Witcher games or show, but have yet to read the books? Looking for the Witcher books in order? Have you wondered how these books even got their start in the first place, and why they begin with short stories, not novels? You’ve come to the right place! Consider this your Witcher books starter pack and guide to starting the new year off right :) The Witcher is a Polish fantasy series written by author Andrzej Sapkowski, and since then the name “Witcher” has been adopted into various media worldwide: video games, television shows, comics, and more. But the books are the original and the beginning of it all! If you are looking to kick off your “Witcher experience” with the recommended reading order, start here with this complete introduction to the series, including crucial information about its publication, as well as knowledge of a few “extras” often missed in English... If you enjoyed this video, consider sharing it with a friend or supporting the channel!: https://ko-fi.com/inisvitre Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:43 Short Stories 05:17 Why are English readers so confused?! 06:29 Saga (Pentalogy) 08:36 Standalone Novels 11:09 Extra Stories and Guide 13:46 Translations 15:39 Audiobooks 16:46 RECOMMENDED READING ORDER 18:18 Outro If you’ve ever asked… “What order should I read the Witcher books in?” wondered “How many Witcher books are there?” or wanted it answered once and for all: “Is The Last Wish, or Blood of Elves the first Witcher book?” get ready to have your questions answered with this fully comprehensive introduction to The Witcher books. In this video, I will be going over the reading order of the Witcher books: First, we will take a quick look at how the Witcher got its start, at its publication and release order. Then, we will delineate the short stories and saga, understand the order of the core Witcher Cycle, as well as explain WHY the publication order is so confusing for English readers. Later, we will discuss the additional standalone novels, as well as “extras” that most Witcher reading guides MISS! Finally, we touch on the topics of translation and audiobooks, before summarizing the reading order in full. WHERE TO READ THE WITCHER (not affiliate) ◉ Official Sapkowski Website | https://sapkowskibooks.com/ ◉ The Witcher Hardcover Editions. Orbit Books (US) https://www.orbitbooks.net/the-witche... ◉ Rozdroże Kruków (“Crossroads of Ravens”) eBook (PL) | https://www.legimi.pl/ebook-rozdroze-... WHERE TO READ THE “EXTRAS” ◉ “Road of No Return” (PL) | https://sapkowskipl.wordpress.com/201... ◉ “Something Ends, Something Begins fan translation” (EN) | https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/Somet...) ◉ “Genealogy” (PL) | https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/Dynas... WITCHER TRANSLATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES ◉ u/coldcynic | Reddit | “Lost in Translation” series |   / lost_in_translation_part_1_a_guide_to_the   ◉ Wera | YouTube | “the entire plot of The Witcher explained by a Polish fan | pt. 1 ⚔️” |    • the entire plot of The Witcher explained b...   ◉ Folk Walk | YouTube | “Are The Witcher books Slavic or not?” |    • Are The Witcher books Slavic or not?   BROADER POLISH RESOURCES ◉ Sylwia of Warsaw | https://sylwiaofwarsaw.wordpress.com/ ◉ Language and Literature section, Culture.pl | https://culture.pl/en/topics/language... ◉ Mówić po polsku | Polish alphabet | https://mowicpopolsku.com/polish-alph... ONLINE TRANSLATION TOOLS ◉ DeepL Translate | https://www.deepl.com/en/translator#p... ◉ Wiktionary | https://www.wiktionary.org/ ◉ ReversoContext | https://context.reverso.net/translati... FANART / ARTISTS FEATURED Niepraktyczny Kartograf.   / niepraktycznykartograf   Afternoon63 (@michalrychtyk).   / michalrychtyk   “A Grain of Truth.” https://www.deviantart.com/afternoon6... Marek Oleksicki. https://www.behance.net/MarekOleksicki Follow me on socials! Instagram:   / nimuetalks   Twitch:   / inisvitrelive   More social links: https://linktr.ee/inisvitre Copyright: The original text of the Witcher is the intellectual property of and © Andrzej Sapkowski and published by SuperNOWA. The Gollancz-Orion English translations are © Danusia Stok and David French. This video is categorized as fair use. Read more about fair use at: https://www.copyright.gov/title17/92c...