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| <center>''Caylebs Plan''</center> |
| <center>''Caylebs Plan''</center> |
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| <center>''Die eiserne Festung''</center> |
| <center>''Die eiserne Festung''</center> |
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| <center>''Der Kampf um die Siddarmark''</center> |
| <center>''Der Kampf um die Siddarmark''</center> |
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Revision as of 12:54, 21 May 2020
This is a little project page to collect the international titles of the Safehold Series.
Germany
In Germany, the first Safehold books were published in 2008, with each book being split up into two volumes each.[1]
Poland
In Poland, the first Safehold books were published in 2010, despite books being considerably longer when translated from English to Polish, there was no split into separate parts for any of the volumes, so far...
(Announced for 2020) |
References
- ↑ This was done because books become considerably longer when translated from English to German; as the Safehold novels are sold mainly in paperback in Germany, they would break too easily as one book.