Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski has showed he is writing some other guide in The Witcher collection that can possibly proceed the tale of Geralt of Rivia.
As reported through Redanian Intelligence, Sapkowski informed Ukrainian YouTube channel Fantastic Talk that, whilst he is teased a possible go back to the collection for years, he can after all ascertain a brand new Witcher guide is at the manner.
“I by no means say these items as a result of with me you by no means know. Perhaps I’ll do one thing, possibly I gained’t,” Sapkowski stated. “Up to now, after I stated that I might write one thing, after which I didn’t write it, other people complained as though I had deceived them and as though I had lied.
“That’s why I don’t like to discuss what I’m doing till I end doing it. As a result of till I end it, I don’t suppose it exists. However since I at all times make exceptions for Ukrainians, I will be able to do it this time too. Sure, I’m operating on a brand new guide about The Witcher and fairly diligently. It should take a yr, however now not.”
The former Witcher guide, Season of Storms, was once launched in 2013 and informed a self-contained tale of Geralt years earlier than the main Witcher saga, which was once concluded in 1999 with The Girl of the Lake.
It is unclear what this upcoming access can be about however it is going to once more most likely return in time as an alternative of ahead. Now not most effective does Geralt’s tale come to a reasonably definitive lead to the principle saga, however a (technically unofficial) development has already taken position thru the CD Projekt game series, which takes position within the few years following the books.
Whilst those are the one really canonical entries in The Witcher franchise, the universe has now developed a long way past the unique guide collection. The sport trilogy (and several incoming sequels and spin-offs) are joined through the Netflix show, a comic book collection, a tabletop RPG, manga, or even a cookbook.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’s going to speak about The Witcher all day.
