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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: When negotiating the sale of the Witcher game rights to Creator/CDProjektRED, Sapkowski turned down their offer of a share of the profits in favor of a lump sum worth less than $10,000, because he believed the games would never be profitable. Naturally, Sapkowski currently regrets this decision.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: When negotiating the sale of the Witcher game rights to Creator/CDProjektRED, Sapkowski turned down their offer of a 5% share of the profits in favor of a lump sum worth less than $10,000, because he believed the games would never be profitable. Naturally, Sapkowski currently regrets this decision.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: When negotiating the sale of the Witcher game rights to Creator/CDProjektRED, Sapkowski turned down their offer of a share of the profits in favor of a lump sum worth less than $10,000, because he believed the games would never be profitable. Naturally, Sapkowski currently regrets this decision.
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* ''Piróg, or, There Is No Gold In The Grey Mountains'' (1992): [[BooksOnTrope An essay]] about [[OneOfUs fantasy tropes and clichés]], the history of modern fantasy and a criticque of the state of fantasy literature in early 1990s Poland. Nowdays mostly infamous due to [[{{Hypocrite}} a hefty dose of hypocrisy]] on author's side.
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* ''Piróg, or, There Is No Gold In The Grey Mountains'' (1992): [[BooksOnTrope An essay]] about [[OneOfUs fantasy tropes and clichés]], the history of modern fantasy and a criticque of the state of fantasy literature in early 1990s Poland. Nowdays Nowadays mostly infamous due to [[{{Hypocrite}} a hefty dose of hypocrisy]] on author's side.side. [[labelnote:Explanation]]The essay is heavily rooted in the context of the era, when faux-Slavic themes were in vogue among Polish fantasy writers. Sapkowski claims that his point wasn't that Slavic motifs are bad, but that these authors' supposed Slavic fantasies were merely generic fantasy superficially sprinkled with Slavic names, which in his eyes revealed their lack of self-awareness, as well as that of the genre's roots. However, he expressed this opinion in aggressive and patronizing terms, with bonus points for hypothesising about the causes of this phenomenon in a somewhat politicised way.[[/labelnote]]
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** ''Film/TheHexer'' movie. Sapkowski euphemistically expressed his negative opinion about the film: "I can answer only with [[PrecisionFStrike a single word, an obscene, albeit a short one]]". What he carefully "forgets" to mention nowdays is [[{{Hypocrite}} the big pile of money he so eagerly take for selling the rights for adaptation]] and then started slandering the production the moment he realized there will be no second tranche of money. While the film is a disaster, Sapkowski is doing his best over the years to pretend he didn't help make it in such form in the first place.
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** ''Film/TheHexer'' movie. Sapkowski euphemistically expressed his negative opinion about the film: "I can answer only with [[PrecisionFStrike a single word, an obscene, albeit a short one]]". What he carefully "forgets" to mention nowdays nowadays is [[{{Hypocrite}} the big pile of money he so eagerly take took for selling the rights for adaptation]] and then started slandering the production the moment he realized there will be no second tranche of money. While the film is a disaster, Sapkowski is doing his best over the years to pretend he didn't help make it in such form in the first place.
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** In 2013 ''The Tales of the Witcher World'' (''Opowieści ze świata wiedźmina''), a collection of short stories written by various Russian and Ukrainian authors got to be officially published in Poland with the [[ApprovalOfGod permission and blessing]] from Sapkowski.
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* DisownedAdaptation:
** ''Film/TheHexer'' movie. Sapkowski euphemistically expressed his negative opinion about the film: "I can answer only with [[PrecisionFStrike a single word, an obscene, albeit a short one]]". What he carefully "forgets" to mention nowdays is [[{{Hypocrite}} the big pile of money he so eagerly take for selling the rights for adaptation]] and then started slandering the production the moment he realized there will be no second tranche of money. While the film is a disaster, Sapkowski is doing his best over the years to pretend he didn't help make it in such form in the first place.
** After the release of ''VideoGame/TheWitcher3WildHunt'', he's publicly blasted Creator/CDProjektRed over their treatment of the series and accused them of deliberately perpetuating AdaptationDisplacement of his novels, and has hinted that he may write new ''Witcher'' novels that will ignore the games. Unlike ''The Hexer'' however, the fanbase hasn't taken well to his remarks as the games are widely acclaimed and well-respected by gamers and fans of the books alike. His comments about [[NewMediaAreEvil not respecting video games as a storytelling medium]] also didn't sit well. It formed into hilarious meme among fans about ''The Witcher'' books actually being sort of prequel-adaptation of video games rather than other way around.
* FanworkBan: Averted. There were fanfiction sections on Sapkowski's site and forum, but they got deleted when the whole site undergone a reconstruction (along with many other things, so it wasn't an operation aimed at fanfiction). They can be only accessed via [[http://web.archive.org/web/20140522085943/http://www.sapkowski.pl/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=10 Web Archive]]. It's probably still safe to create ''Witcher'' fanfics (of course, knowing the [[FlipFlopOfGod author's attitude]] it may change at any moment).
** He allowed Creator/VladimirVasilyev to use Geralt's name for his ''The Big Kiev Witcher'' short story series.
** In 2013 ''The Tales of the Witcher World'' (''Opowieści ze świata wiedźmina''), a collection of short stories written by various Russian and Ukrainian authors got to be officially published in Poland with the [[ApprovalOfGod permission and blessing]] from Sapkowski.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Most of Sapkowski's non-fantasy stories he wrote before ''The Witcher'' for... angling magazines are believed to be lost, as the author himself doesn't have copies of them. It's up to his dedicated fans to search for them in libraries and put into circulation on the Web.
* MoneyDearBoy: Sapkowski always was very open about writing predominately to cover his own bills, but by ''Literature/SeasonOfStorms'' he outright called it "a small money-printing machine".
* OneHitWonder: No matter how to count it, none of his works gained as much attention, recognition and basic publishing output as the witcher saga. And that was ''before'' video game adaptations reignited popularity of his works.
* TrollingCreator: His attitude toward fandom and its expectations when still working on the witcher saga is best decribed as simply mean-spirited. He openly declared few times in early 00s how the infamous decision to TorchTheFranchiseAndRun was made solely to get rid of fans, as they annoyed him.
** His short story ''Battle Dust'' is an excellent example - he wrote it as a fragment of a non-existing SpaceOpera book and many fans have been fooled into thinking he is actually writing one.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: As an economist of education, Sapkowski just couldn't resist to include real life economic laws into his fantasy series. Probably the most prominent example is the short story ''[[Literature/SwordOfDestiny Eternal Flame]]'' (''Wieczny ogień''), in which Geralt meets Dainty, a halfling merchant.
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** ''Literature/SwordOfDestiny'' (''Miecz Przeznaczenia'', 1992; English fan translation)
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Polish {{Fantasy}} author, born 1948. He began his career as a writer by sending a story about a "Witcher" to a writing contest organised by a speculative fiction monthly. He didn't win, but garnered enough popularity to become one of the pioneers of the fantasy genre in Poland, which ultimately allowed him to drop his day job as a fur trader and take up writing full-time. He is well-versed in fantasy literature, often discussing fantasy tropes and their appearance in various literary works. In his writing, he is [[AuthorAppeal fond of]] untranslated foreign language passages, Celtic or faux-Celtic themes, and cats. His works include:\n
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* The Literature/HussiteTrilogy (2002-2006): A HistoricalFantasy set in the time of the Hussite Wars. (The series lacks a real name, so it's known under that {{fan nickname}}.)
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* ''Piróg, or, There Is No Gold In The Grey Mountains'' (2001): (1992): [[BooksOnTrope An essay]] about [[OneOfUs fantasy tropes and clichés]], the history of modern fantasy and a criticque of the state of fantasy literature in early 1990s Poland.
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* ''Piróg, or, There Is No Gold In The Grey Mountains'' (2001): [[BooksOnTrope An essay]] about [[OneOfUs fantasy tropes and clichés]], the history of modern fantasy and a criticque of the state of fantasy literature in early 1990s Poland.
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It was officially published in 2014
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** ''Literature/TheLastWish'' (originally published in 1991 as ''Wiedźmin'' (''The Witcher''), it was [[ArcWelding remastered to fit into the emerging continuity better]] and published again under the new title ''Ostatnie życzenie'' in 1993; English edition: 2008)
** ''Literature/SwordOfDestiny'' (''Miecz Przeznaczenia'', 1992; not available in English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/BloodOfElves'' (''Krew elfów'', 1994; English edition: 2008)
** ''Literature/TimesOfContempt'' (''Czas Pogardy'', 1995; English edition: 2013) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/BaptismOfFire'' (''Chrzest Ognia'', 1996; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/TowerOfTheSwallow'' (''Wieża jaskółki'', 1997; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/LadyOfTheLake'' (''Pani jeziora'', 1999; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
* The Literature/HussiteTrilogy (FanNickname) (2002-2006): A HistoricalFantasy set in the times of [[CaptainObvious Hussite Wars]]. Consists of:
** ''Literature/{{Narrenturm}}'' (2002)
** ''Literature/WarriorsOfGod'' (''Boży Bojowonicy'', 2004)
** ''Literature/LuxPerpetua'' (2006)
* ''Literature/TheViper'' (''Żmija'', 2009): Novel set in Afghanistan in TheEighties
* ''Literature/MaladieAndOtherStories'' (2012): A collection of short stories, first published in 2000 as ''Something Ends, Something Begins''.
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* ''Manuscript Discovered in a Dragon's Cave'' (2001): An essay about [[OneOFUs fantasy tropes]]
* ''The World of King Arthur'' (1998): Book about [[KingArthur Arthurian myth]].
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* ''Literature/TheWitcher'' Saga (1992-1999). Consists of:
** ''Literature/TheLastWish'' (originally published in 1991 as ''Wiedźmin'' (''The Witcher''), it was [[ArcWelding remastered to fit into the emerging continuity better]] and published again under the new title ''Ostatnie życzenie'' in 1993; English edition: 2008)
** ''Literature/SwordOfDestiny'' (''Miecz Przeznaczenia'', 1992; not available in English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/BloodOfElves'' (''Krew elfów'', 1994; English edition: 2008)
** ''Literature/TimesOfContempt'' (''Czas Pogardy'', 1995; English edition: 2013) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/BaptismOfFire'' (''Chrzest Ognia'', 1996; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/TowerOfTheSwallow'' (''Wieża jaskółki'', 1997; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
** ''Literature/LadyOfTheLake'' (''Pani jeziora'', 1999; not officially translated into English) (English fan translation)
* The Literature/HussiteTrilogy (FanNickname) (2002-2006): A HistoricalFantasy set in the times of [[CaptainObvious Hussite Wars]]. Consists of:
** ''Literature/{{Narrenturm}}'' (2002)
** ''Literature/WarriorsOfGod'' (''Boży Bojowonicy'', 2004)
** ''Literature/LuxPerpetua'' (2006)
* ''Literature/TheViper'' (''Żmija'', 2009): Novel set in Afghanistan in TheEighties
* ''Literature/MaladieAndOtherStories'' (2012): A collection of short stories, first published in 2000 as ''Something Ends, Something Begins''.
And two essays:
* ''Manuscript Discovered in a Dragon's Cave'' (2001): An essay about [[OneOFUs fantasy tropes]]
* ''The World of King Arthur'' (1998): Book about [[KingArthur Arthurian myth]].
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