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Danusia Stok

Danusia Stok has 2 known credited books (2 published) across 1 series. Start with The Witcher. Danusia Stok translates The Witcher (created by Andrzej Sapkowski).

Danusia Stok is an English translator working from Polish, born and educated in England before spending several years living in Poland after her marriage in 1976; she is now based in London. She has translated a wide range of Polish literature and film scholarship into English, including Krzysztof Kieslowski's own reflections in Kieslowski on Kieslowski (which she also edited), the screenplay for the Three Colours trilogy, and crime novels by Marek Krajewski. In this catalogue she is credited as the translator of Andrzej Sapkowski's first two English-language Witcher releases, The Last Wish (2007) and Blood of Elves (2008) -- the translations that introduced the series to English readers, before David French took over translating the remaining books starting with Time of Contempt.

Series
1
Credited books
2
Published
2
Latest published book
Blood of Elves 1994
Active
1993–present
Best known for
The Witcher

Key facts about Danusia Stok

Our list holds 2 books by Danusia Stok. Since all 2 are out now, every book here is ready to read. Their series sits on our epic fantasy shelf.

Danusia Stok has 1 series on file. The Witcher has 8 books, starting in 1992. The Witcher began with Andrzej Sapkowski, while Danusia Stok has books in it too.

Since The Witcher is the first series on file, it is the place to start. Their first published book on file came out in 1993. Meanwhile, Blood of Elves is the latest published book, out in 1994.

Blood of Elves came out in 1994. The Last Wish came out in 1993 and runs to 352 pages.

Series by Danusia Stok

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What should I read first by Danusia Stok?

Start with the The Witcher series, since it is the first on file. Its first book came out in 1992. Then read it in publication order.

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