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.
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The Witcher in recommended listening order
- 1
The Last Wish (1993)Read by Peter Kenny · 10h 27m unabridged - 2
Sword of Destiny (1992)Read by Peter Kenny · 12h 57m unabridged - 3
Blood of Elves (1994)Read by Peter Kenny · 11h 11m unabridged - 4
Time of Contempt (1995)Read by Peter Kenny · 12h 13m unabridged - 5
Baptism of Fire (1996)Read by Peter Kenny · 12h 15m unabridged - 6
The Tower of the Swallow (1997)Read by Peter Kenny · 16h 46m unabridged - 7
The Lady of the Lake (1999)Read by Peter Kenny · 20h 16m unabridged - 8
Season of Storms (2013)Read by Peter Kenny · 11h 51m unabridged - 9
Crossroads of Ravens (English edition 2025) (2024)Read by Peter Kenny · 7h 8m unabridged
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: