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Original Title:	Miecz przeznaczenia
ISBN:	8370540376 (ISBN13: 9788370540371)
Edition Language:	Polish
Series:	The Witcher #0.75
Characters:	Dandilion, Yennefer, Ciri (Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon), Visenna, Eithné, Braenn, Essi Daven, Geralt of Rivia
Literary Awards:	Tähtifantasia Award (2012)

Miecz przeznaczenia (The Witcher #0.75)

Andrzej Sapkowski

Paperback | Pages: 343 pages

Rating: 4.33 | 69784 Users | 3740 Reviews

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Title	:	Miecz przeznaczenia (The Witcher #0.75)
Author	:	Andrzej Sapkowski
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 343 pages
Published	:	1994 by SuperNOWA (first published May 21st 1992)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Short Stories. European Literature. Polish Literature

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„Miecz przeznaczenia” jest zbiorem opowiadań stanowiących swoistą kontynuację przygód Geralta ze zbioru „Ostatnie życzenie”, a zarazem poprzedza historię opisaną w „Sadze o wiedźminie”. Generalnie opowiadania składające się na omawiany zbiór nie różnią się niczym od napisanych wcześniej. Geralt dzięki swojej sile, odwadze i inteligencji walczy z potworami bądź w inny sposób stara się pomagać ludziom. Świat, w którym rozgrywa się akcja, jest przedstawiony w sposób niezwykle plastyczny, co sprawia, iż można go sobie bez większych problemów wyobrazić. Książka przesiąknięta jest emocjami, marzeniami i wartościami. Na kartach opowiadań widzimy miłość, poświęcenie, honor, determinację spowodowaną zamiarem udzielenia pomocy ukochanemu, przywiązanie do własnej ziemi.

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[March 18, 2017] Marking for reread and also *fanfare* upping my rating to a full 4 stars. Do I think it's a 4 star book? I don't know. I just know that this world and these characters keep growing on me more and more. I've read these stories before (obvs) but that doesn't make them a bit more interesting, entertaining or edge-of-your-seat worthy. Part of my grading comes from rereadability. I hold stories that you can visit again and again in high esteem, and this is certainly a collection that

I was not a big fan of The Last Wish so was not going to bother continuing with this series. I found The Last Wish to be an average fantasy book that was damaged badly by having a lot of problematic issues. I'll not bore you guys with the details again as I mentioned all those problems in my review for the first book. Netflix's The Witcher TV adaptation of the story was pretty good though so that inspired me to give this second collection of short stories a go! I have to say I probably enjoyed

Uh-oh, I think my boyfriend Geralt is on strike. I mean, why else would the Most Deliciously Scrumptious Witcher Ever aka the Super Hot if Slightly Mutant Monster Slayer (MDSWEakatSHiSMMS™) butcher such a ridiculously low amount of supernatural beasts in this volume? Well, I guess it is also possible that his evil boring twin took over while I was, um, otherwise engaged with some of my other harem, um, boarders and stuff. Or maybe he was abducted by aliens, submitted to vigorous brain

Check out my review for Sword of Destiny by Andrzej Sapkowski on Grimdark Magazine here: Grimdark MagazineSword of Destiny is a slavic fantasy book that contains the brilliance captured by the video game series, as well as the repertoire of characters that Andrej Sapkowski has at his disposal. This second collection of short stories in the world of the Witcher is a book that those who enjoyed the first collection, will love, as it brings more of the same.What a hideous smile I have, Geralt

The Bounds of ReasonRumor has quickly spread of a dragon on the loose, and an assorted group of warriors, wizards and scoundrels have assembled. Many are clearly there to slay the dragon and gain reward and treasure - but Geralt the witcher is also there, and he says he doesn't kill dragons. As the story unfolds, we discovers that others' motivations are also more varied than we might've guessed.A Shard of IceIn a dingy midden heap of a town, Geralt must compete with a powerful wizard for the

So Sword of Destiny is the second book in The Witcher Saga, but dates before The Last Wish. Many of the same characters are encountered as are many new monsters, one being a doppler.Some stories were great, such as the one that seems to be a bit inspired by the little mermaid. It was surprisingly emotional and showed a completely different side to Geralt of Rivia that I have longed to see.The story of a mimic who can change into anyone and adopt their mannerisms was hilarious, and rightly caused

This is the second short story collection in the Witcher universe. And what a universe it has become!We are still following Geralt of Rivia, the white-haired Witcher with the wolf amulet. He is still travelling around the different realms of this world, encountering all kinds of (mostly shitty) people and fabled creatures. Sometimes he has to fight and kill them. Though it is once again clear that in this grim and dark world, the horned and hooved beings usually aren't the problem.Here, finally,