in their computer game King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride. In 2014, Game Salute licensed the tabletop game adaptation publishing rights to the Princess Bride; a series of board and card games were released later that year. In 2019, Toy Vault produced a Role Playing Game written by Steffan O'Sullivan. On September 13, 2020, the surviving members of the original cast participated in a live script reading that was a fundraiser for the Wisconsin Democratic Party. In 2021, BBC Radio 4 produced a two-part radio adaptation by Stephen Keyworth (referred to as "The Best Bits of the Good Parts Version"), with the first part broadcast on Christmas Day 2021 and the second on New Year's Day 2022. During the week of 26 December 2021, five mini-episodes, "Bitesize Backstories", dealing with the backstories of the book itself and four of the main characters "which can be enjoyed as stand-alone stories or to enhance [the listener's] experience of the drama", were also broadcast on BBC Radio 4. See also Ruritanian romance References Further reading . External links . 1973 fantasy novels 1973 American novels American fantasy novels adapted into films Fantasy parodies Romantic fantasy novels Romantic comedy novels American romance novels Metafictional novels Novels by William Goldman Parody novels Novels about pirates Harcourt (publisher) books American comedy novels Novels set in fictional countries Books about princesses