Why Witcher IV Has Me Excited as a Books Fan! (Ciri Character Analysis) youtu.be/nuSw95zkRdA

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, I wanted to share my story of my introduction to The Witcher and what the books and games mean to me. #10YearsofTheWitcher3 #Witcher New video up now! How The Witcher Saved My Life: youtu.be/KnTkbL3D6tk

Checking a reference, I've had occasion to reread Ursula K Le Guin's Foreword to 'Tales from Earthsea'. The following passage struck me forcefully in the light of current international events. "Past events exist, after all, only in memory, which is a form of imagination. (continues) 1/3

Banned/challenged books are often difficult reads with jarring content, but we can't shield ourselves nor our children from the realities of the world forever - it's better to build empathy and understanding through books, especially by reading books by/about marginalized people.

Not the witcher giving me an emotional response to fish soup 😭😭😭😭😭😭

*listens to the Witcher audiobooks to sleep* *starts playing the Witcher 3 again* *contemplates rewatching The Witcher for the 138383929005tg time* It’s fine, I’m fine, everything is fine. *clutches my comfort blorbos*

Peter Kenny's rendition of Geralt singing the merpeople speech is one of the most deliriously funny moments in the entire Witcher series. The audiobooks are a hoot

‘Geralt goes to the bank’ was not a quest I was expecting 😂

Yes, libraries are invaluable for their collections and the services they offer, but also social contact without the expectation to interact with anyone or spend money is so important to so many people

📖The Crossroads of Ravens essay is finally out! youtu.be/L5PFzPIarcU