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1 Terry Pratchett's The Color of Magic A.2 Terry Pratchett's The Light Fantastic A.3 Terry Pratchett's Sorcery A.
books would have to be the Terry Pratchett's discworld series.
I read science fiction and fantasy , such as Terry Pratchett's Discworld series.
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens; Terry Pratchett's Discworld Series; Interaction Ritual Chains by Randall Collins, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes series, James Howard Kunstler's "The Long Emergency.
The None Of The Above Test
This is not your ordinary trivia test. Some of the questions DO NOT HAVE THE CORRECT ANSWER LISTED. If you don't think I've listed the correct answer,... ...
The are you my Rikku Test
Rikku Rikku so great they named her... well once but that's not the point. I really love Rikku so the question is are you my Rikku? ...
The Random Useless, But Interesting Facts Test
Hi! And welcome to my Random Facts Test. As an avid reader, I have a tendency to pick up random "useless" facts. Some of these questions you may find ... ...
The Are You My Friend Test
So, it's pathetic and it sucks, but what the hell. Compatibility with me and all that. Read Amber Chronicles yet? Pratchett? ...
The Manifest Destiny Test
Hi! And welcome to my Manifest Destiny Test. You're here, so you must be the one I wrote the test for, (Isn't it great?) ...
So Terry Pratchett's got Alzheimer's
For those that don't know, Terry Pratchett is the
author of the Discworld series, a very numerous collection of books
aimed primarily at the young adult crowd (teenagers) but which is
enjoyable far, far, FAR longer than that.
Why I like Terry Pratchett's work
Just read the latest book by one of my favorite authors, Terry
Pratchett (Unseen Academicals).
In which I finally read some Terry Pratchet
effort to avoid Terry Pratchett. So successful was this
unintentional ban that, until two days ago, my only experience with
the author came through Good Omens, co-authored with Neil Gaiman.
It was pretty excellent, but for some reason, never particularly
spurred me on to Mr. Pratchett's solo works.
In need of a good read.
allegorically for low humor and then
slip in a mind blowing observation or two about humanity and you
have the full Terry Pratchett experience. Each of Pratchett's works
are centered around one of four basic sets of protagonists: Tenured
University Magicians, Hedge Witches, City Guards and Death.
Thank you, Sky One, for crushing my dreams.
Pratchett's clearly a hard author to translate to the screen, but I
don't think he's impossible. With the right director, one who can
effectively reinterpret the books for the new medium it could be
done. Terry Gilliam springs immediately to mind.
One good thing about the poster above me is
@Christof-*smiles secretly and quite mysteriously*said in a Magrat
Garlick(witch in Terry Pratchett's Discworld) voice,"and no one had
a bad word to say about witches.
Morality: Dependent on Religion?
As Death from Terry Pratchett's Discworld series put it,
I challenge you to grind this universe to the finest powder and
sieve through it to show me just one particle of truth, or one atom
of justice.
What Book Made the Largest Impact on Your Life?
The Unbearable Lightness of Being, and Terry Pratchett's
Discworld books about witches <3 (now there's a contrast!
which is the better fantasy series
I also decided to drop books that are simply set in
a singular universe but don't have a common story line such as L
Frank Baum's (and others') Oz books or Terry Pratchett's Discworld.
Have you ever thought of reading or read any of the Harry Potter books?
I can go back to Roald Dahl
stories that I read when I was young, and read Terry Pratchett's
books marketed toward children.
