Terry Pratchett

Admin

Deputy Head

Subject: Terry Pratchett Wed Aug 16 2006, 04:35

Someone say you like these brilliantly humerous books - such black comedy without being rude, death taking a holiday...amazing collection of books

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Tue Aug 22 2006, 02:29

i've never heard of him...

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Mon Jan 08 2007, 09:19

Pratchett is the most amazing and humerous fantasy author since Tolkein (in my opinion). He's written over 30 Discworld books - and he'll never stop writing, either, otherwise he'll have me to answer to :D!

Okay, then, Dobbin - your favorite Pratchett book and why?

::purr:: <---- Jynx likes Good Omens best. He thinks Aziraphale and Crowley make a great couple.

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Wed Jan 10 2007, 16:35

I love the Terry Pratchet books. I dont think I have a favourite as such, though soul music and reaper man are great. The whole discworld series is just fantastic. I think it is great that they have made Hogsfather into a television drama over christmas - and they did the book justice!

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Tue May 22 2007, 09:37

my dad is completly obsessed with the terry pratchet books and ive read a couple though i cant rember now hmm something about a girl called tiffany they were quite good actually but hard to get into but good.

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Sun Oct 28 2007, 23:11

I love the series, it's so awesome that he makes fun of just about everything. I'm still up in the air as to which is my favorite series, the Discworld, or Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern. I have to say that my favorite Discworld book at the moment is Monstrous Regiment.
Terry Pratchett Slytheri

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Mon Oct 29 2007, 04:54

Theres a new one that has just come out by him. In the series I love about tiffaney and the wee free men. My dad has got it for me. No doubt he has already read it lol!

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Sat Feb 23 2008, 08:54

I love the Wee Free Men, they were this first books by Terry Pratchett that I read. (Crivens!)

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Mon Mar 03 2008, 04:20

The great thing about Terry is that he was born right near where we live! (I actually didnt know that until recently lol)

I just tried reading Carpe Jugulum, which was ok though actually not one of his best

You know they made Hogfather into a film over christmas, they have now done colour of magic - thats coming on UK tv in a few weeks I believe

Subject: Re: Terry Pratchett Tue Mar 04 2008, 09:59

I've just read my first ever Pratchett book a week or so ago - "Witches abroad" - and I loved it! It was awesomely funny and yet well-written.. made me think, "Whoa, 'tis been ages since I've last read a fun and good book!" XD But honestly, the way he makes fun of clichees and turns them around is amazing and I just can't wait to read the next Discworld book .. wonder which, though?! :D

» Terry Brooks