Sapkowski

[Anonymous No.19165540]

Should I read Sapkowski? I mostly read horror, and usually stuff that is short because I read a lot for work and am lazy. I love Lovecraft, James, Ligotti, etc, but occasionally get into fantasy. The problem is a lot of fantasy are doorstop books I never get through. I like REH and Fritz Leiber but I tried reading Name of the Wind because my gf loves it but never got very, god it was tedious. Another girl I like is a big Witcher fan, maybe just the games though idk, so thats got it into my head I should read the books, at least the short stories. Are they any good?

[Anonymous No.19167092]

get out newfag

[Anonymous No.19167847]

>>19167092

shit what gave me away

[Anonymous No.19167852]

They're not great and the translation is pretty poorly done.

[Anonymous No.19168550]

>>19167847
genrefags usually stick to their ghetto aka general threads

>Should I read Sapkowski?

no, read the shit here:
>>17557914 and you won't even want to anymore.

[Anonymous No.19168557]

>>19165540
Go to the fantasy general thread, people there will reply you, we don't read books like this.

[Anonymous No.19168564]

>>19165540
I enjoyed the first vignette of “The Last Wish”. Don’t mind the other comments; the other anons in this thread just reek of pseudo-intellectual dilettantism. I’ve read over 40 books this year (most of it literary fiction or poetry) and Sapkowski was more engaging than most of it.

[Anonymous No.19168673]

>>19165540
I like the witcher series, but of course dont expect it something it is not.
Very easy to read which fits perfectly if you are doing it relax/before bed, especially the short story collection.
Of course i loved all three of the games so i inject a lot of head canona and game Canon into the books which makes the universe so much richer.