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Calling all Terry Pratchett fans - when is the next Discworld book due out?

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GreebosWhiskers · 18/04/2007 17:28

Anyone any ideas? I've read Wintersmith so many times I can just about quote bits by heart & it's too soon to re-read all the others

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MrsBadger · 18/04/2007 18:55

not a clue
but my money is on a development of the mine and the Device last seen at the end of Thud

belgo · 18/04/2007 18:56

In the three years since I've had children, I'm about 8 or more books behind -I have a lot of catching up to do!

Am currently reading 'Wee Free Men' and it's fab.

ViscountessPetitLapin · 18/04/2007 18:58

Making Money , due out in October.

belgo · 18/04/2007 18:59

Greebo, you've got a little while to wait.

stitch · 18/04/2007 19:00

didnt like wintersmith very much.
he repeated a lot of stuff, which was necessayr if you were new to the discworld, but as a huge fan, was sooooo repetitive.
id like somemore about carrot and angua.
or, more about witches, but differnt ones. amd sooo tired of nanny ogg.

fryalot · 18/04/2007 19:00

If you order it from Amazon, you get it ON THE DAY it is released.

Have had mine pre-ordered for about a month now.

MrsBadger · 18/04/2007 19:00

doh, forgot about that one, was looking for the next...

stitch · 18/04/2007 19:01

ooo, that sounds good, i really liked moist.

ViscountessPetitLapin · 18/04/2007 19:01

LOL greebo, didn't notice your nickname, like it!

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GreebosWhiskers · 19/04/2007 10:37

Roll on October! I quite liked Moist too but the Watch are my faves - I think I'm at least halfway in love with Sam Vimes lol. I even bought Where's My Cow? picture book at the same time as Thud! & pretended that it was for my then tiny dd. I'd love to see what happens next with Carrot & Angua & apparently there's going to be at least one more Rincewind book too. Discworld are the only books I fork out for in hardback - anything else I can wait 'til it comes out in paperback.

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belgo · 19/04/2007 11:21

have you tried Mrs Colon's Genyooin Klatchian Curry?

motherinferior · 19/04/2007 11:23

The Inferiorettes request Where's My Cow at bedtime.

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GreebosWhiskers · 19/04/2007 11:24

Not yet - I did make slumpie one time & it was disastrous I just accepted that I'm not much of a cook & had fun reading the notes on etty-ket instead. I might have a go at a strawberry wobbler sometime tho'

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agnesnitt · 20/04/2007 20:38

I am eagerly awaiting the arrival of MM... I thought Thud! was quite poor by PTerry's standards, but then I'm starting to feel a little bored by the Watch.

Agnes

(who now expects to be shot for the heresy of being fed up of the Watch)

Adorabelle · 20/04/2007 21:04

Until 2 years i'd never had any inclination
of reading Pratchett.

My other half then showed me the light

I read Colour of Magic first & was instantly hooked. Thought Thud was Ace & I agree totally with the person who has a soft spot for Sam Vimes, I too am an admirer

Going Postal is my favourite to date, but I have to admit I have many books of his huge back catalouge to get through. Love the Nac Mac Feegels and Mr Pump.

Adorabelle · 20/04/2007 21:30

I also brought Where's My Cow saying to dh
it was to read to our LO.

Thankfully she does like me reading it to her, but it wouldn't have made a difference if she hadn't!

agnesnitt · 23/04/2007 00:14

I have just tried to find all my Pratchett... Most of it is missing!

About three quarters of my books are AWOL, and considering I own everything but the last two Tiffany Aching books, that's a lot of missing Discworld!

Agnes

MagratGarlick · 23/04/2007 00:26

I have actually met Terry Pratchett.

Miserable bugger.

Had jacket potato for lunch, but was very monosyllabic.

agnesnitt · 23/04/2007 16:28

I've met him a couple of times at signings and he's been lovely. In incredible pain with arm cramps the first time granted, but he was still marvellous.

Agnes

fryalot · 23/04/2007 16:33

am loving these names, btw, and wishing I'd thought of a pratchett themed name for myself when I joined!

You always lend out your best books. If I had every book I'd actually lent to others, I would have every Pratchett book twice. At least.

agnesnitt · 23/04/2007 16:52

That's the thing, I have only ever lent out one so have only had to replace one. I am sure they'll turnip when they feel like it.

littlelapin · 23/04/2007 16:54

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belgo · 23/04/2007 16:57

I thought the Hogfather was great. Susan and Teatime were extremely good actors. The actor who played Rincewind was a bit of a disappointment.
It's made me want to read the book again.

fryalot · 23/04/2007 17:14

I thought the hogfather was fab, I was just a bit disappointed that I couldn't find the blardy book beforehand to catch up before I watched it.

And dp asking stoopid questions didn't exactly help either "how can death be alive?" and "how can death have a grand-daughter?"

In the end, I sent him to bed

agnesnitt · 23/04/2007 17:21

I missed it

Need to buy the dvd methinks.

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