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What does /lit/ think about Andrzej Sapkowski work?
I just started on the first compilation of short stories and I have to say, it's pretty rad stuff. Might some of the more academical users on this board enlighten me as to why it's so rad? Or do I just have shit taste? Can you enlighten me as to why I have shit taste and how I should improve my taste?
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>>9251556
genre fiction generally, but enhanced by the fact that it isnt poisoned by western neo-Hugo Awards type politics. The author was culturally free to make the world as he wanted.
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>>9251556
The short stories are fun, postmodern takes on fairy tales. It's not high literature, but as far as most fantasy goes, I thought it was enjoyable.
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His Hussite Trilogy is vastly superior to Witcher (no Mary Sue waifus for starters), but I don't think there's an English translation out there.
The Witcher series get progressively worse with each book.
t. Polack
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>>9251556
Read The Last Wish then Sword of Destiny then stop, it's really not worth reading any further than that trust me.
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>>9251556
The short story collections are cool but the actual series stories with Ciri, etc are not worth the investment in time for the pay off you actually get
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>>9251556
Preety good.
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>Muh semicircles
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