So, has anyone ever read any of his books? If yes, then good for you. If not, then you so have to. Really.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hexer
All you need to know, I'm not gonna copy, lol.
Anything else? Well, his books about the 'witcher' (what a word!) are definitely in my top ten. I guess it's something like LOTR when you think about it, but its really not a rip off. Some of his, Sapkowski's, books are better. I like his language and style, I don't know how the translation looks like, though. A must-read for fantasy lovers! (Phorcys: yes, it contains elves).
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Yup! Witcher in English -shudders*
Yes, I was going to ask about the translation. I know I couldn't wade through it in Polish - the spelling in the Roman alphabet, oy, drives my mind sideways. ^_^'' ...to say the least.
Wiedzmin, in Polish, isn't it?
Looklooklooklook! -is out of breath*
No, seriously, he's a really good author, lol.
-elein
I'll have to take a look at them. I have never heard of the author or the books.
Then read it, lol! There are elves, mwahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Well, okay, they're not really the main character, but they're there nevertheless).
-elein
Havnt read, but sound intriguing.