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From the banks of the river Ankh to the walls of Sto Lat, the entirety of Terry Pratchett’s widely known and esteemed Discworld series is explored in this expansive resource. Essays talking about a range of topicsamong them Pratchett’s place in literary canon, the nature of the Disc itself, and the causes and results of the Discworld phenomenonaccompany a chronological account of the more than three dozen novels in the series. Perfect for veteran fans and neophytes alike, this is the finish guide to the world on the cosmic turtle’s back.

About the Author

Lawrence Watt-Evans published his basi novel The Lure of the Basilisk at 24 and has since written more than 30 novels, more than 100 short stories, and more than 150 published articles and contributed to various of BenBella Books’ Smart Pop titles. He was a 1987 prospect for the Nebula Award for short story and a 1988 winner of the World Science Fiction Society’s Hugo award for best short story. He has been a full-time writer and editor for more than 25 years and has also worked as an instructor of Viable Paradise on Martha’s Vineyard and at the Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland.

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So, you think you know Discworld?
By Bruce Trinque
So, you think you recognise Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, do you? Even if you have read and re-read Pratchett’s thirty-plus Discworld novels (and associate books), Lawrence Watt-Evans’s “The Turtle Moves: Discworld’s Story Unauthorized” will still instruct you a new thing or two, I suspect — new perceptivenesses into characters, new ways of looking at the novels.

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