The Witcher audiobooks in order
Kenny's Geralt is the definitive English-language performance, and his Dandelion is worth the price on its own. He reads the newest book, Crossroads of Ravens, too — though that one also exists as a separate full-cast production, so check which version you are buying.
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Andrzej SapkowskiNarrated by Peter Kenny · 9 books, including 2 short-story collectionsPhoto: Niccolò Caranti · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped, via Wikimedia CommonsWhich order should you listen in?
Not publication order. Start with the two short-story collections — The Last Wish then Sword of Destiny — because the novels assume you already know those stories. The last two entries are both out-of-sequence additions written long after the saga finished: Season of Storms sits chronologically early, and Crossroads of Ravens is earlier still — a prequel to everything, with a young Geralt just out of Kaer Morhen. Both are written for people who already know him, so listen to them last however tempting the timeline looks.
The Witcher in recommended listening order
- 1
The Last Wish (1993) - 2
Sword of Destiny (1992) - 3
Blood of Elves (1994) - 4
Time of Contempt (1995) - 5
Baptism of Fire (1996) - 6
The Tower of the Swallow (1997) - 7
The Lady of the Lake (1999) - 8
Season of Storms (2013) - 9
Crossroads of Ravens (English edition 2025) (2024)
Which recording should you buy?
One book in this series is sold as more than one recording. Each comparison says which to buy and why: