Guild Wars

The German version of Guild Wars: Ghosts of AscalonGuild Wars: Die Geister von Ascalon — officially hit stores yesterday in Germany. It’s published by Panini, a publisher I know best from its long relationship with Marvel Comics in Italy and through my friend Marco Lupoi. If you speak German or can fake it well enough, you can download and read the first three chapters for free.

Big thanks go out to translator Cora Hartwig, as it can’t be easy to translate a fantasy novel like this. My favorite part of the free sample is the translation of my dedication:

Von Matt: Wie immer gebührt der größte Dank meiner Frau Ann und meinen Kindern Marty, Pat, Nick, Ken und Helen. Ohne ihre Liebe, Unterstützung und ihr Verständnis kann ich gar nichts tun.

It just tickles me to see “Frau Ann” and “meinen Kindern Marty, Pat, Nick, Ken und Helen.”

  4 Responses to “Die Geister von Ascalon Available Now”

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  1. Hello, Matt!

    I wanted to finish Ghosts of Ascalon before going to PAX this weekend and just wanted to show my appreciation as a fan by thanking you. The novel works very well as a standalone story and bridged the 250 year span between GW1 and GW2 very well.

    The characterization was wonderful and Kranxx, in particular, really struck a chord with me. Please enjoy your time at Geek.Kon and thank you for the wonderful journey.

  2. Thanks, JD! Kind comments like that always make my day.

  3. Oh, thank you! It was actually quite a lot of fun to translate your novel.

  4. That’s even better, Cora. Thanks again!

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