A Storm of Swords - Editions

Editions

Foreign Language Editions

  • French: Four volumes (Hardcover: Pygmalion (2001, 2002, 2003); paperback: J'ai Lu (2003, 2004)): "Les brigands" (hardcover) / "Intrigues à Port-Réal" (paperback), "L'épée de feu", "Les noces pourpres", "La loi du régicide" ("The Outlaws/Intrigues in King's Landing", "The Sword of Fire", "The Purple Wedding", "The Law of the Kingslayer".)
  • Russian: "Буря мечей" ("Storm of Swords").
  • Chinese: 重庆出版社(2007): "冰雨的风暴" ("Storm of Freezing Rain").
  • German: Single volume, Fantasy Productions (2005): "Schwertgewitter" ("Sword Storm"). Two volumes, Blanvalet (2001, 2002): "Sturm der Schwerter", "Die Königin der Drachen" ("Storm of Swords", "The Queen of Dragons").
  • Spanish: Two volumes, Gilgamesh (2005): "Tormenta de espadas I", "Tormenta de espadas II" ("Storm of Swords I", "Storm of Swords II").
  • Turkish: Two volumes, "Kılıçların Fırtınası Kısım I", "Kılıçların Fırtınası Kısım II"

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