The Witcher series' new book offers a blast to Geralt's teenage past dubbed Crossroads of Ravens, and it'll be out in English this fall
Speaking on his new book, writer Sapkowski describes the prequel's setting in detail – and it sounds like the perfect throwback to Geralt's beginnings. "In Crossroads of Ravens,
The new Witcher novel is a prequel called Crossroads of Ravens where Geralt is 18 years old, and it'll be available in English in September
"As this new story finds its way to readers across the globe this year, I can't wait for them to walk alongside a younger Geralt," says author Andrzej Sapkowski.
Official Witcher prequel novel will focus on a teen Geralt
A new Witcher novel is due out later this year, from original author Andrzej Sapkowski, which will follow a teen Geralt.
New Witcher novel Crossroads of Ravens to release in English in Fall 2025
Andrzej Sapkowski released a prequel novel to The Witcher late last year in Poland, and now we finally know when it's hitting shelves in the rest of the world.
Geralt’s back! The Witcher saga continues as Crossroads of Ravens goes global this year
The young, 18-year-old not-quite-from-Rivia-yet Geralt seems to have won over the Polish audience. And trust me, they see these books – and all The Witcher games – as one of their greatest national treasures. So, be careful not to complain too much, or they might never share a single pierogi with you again.
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Orbit to Publish Andrzej Sapkowski’s Next Witcher Novel
Orbit acquired Andrzej Sapkowski’s Crossroads of Ravens in a seven-figure deal, with veteran translator David French set to ...
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Gollancz signs 'major' seven-figure deal for a Witcher novel from Andrzej Sapkowski
Gollancz has signed a standalone novel in the Witcher series from Andrzej Sapkowski in a 'major' seven figure deal. Gollancz ...
Here’s a 10-minute video about the making of The Witcher 4’s 6-minute reveal trailer
I am a strong believer in the philosophy of starting with the bad news and ending with the good news, so let’s get the first ...